Ciao Babylon
- Closed captions.
Description |
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"Experts believe that by the end of the century half of the 6,500 languages spoken today will have vanished; and with every language dies a unique way of perceiving the world. Ciao Babylon calls attention to this dramatic development. The film follows linguist Dan Kaufman, who established the Endangered Language Alliance (ELA) in New York, as he documents endangered languages spoken throughout the city"--Container |
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Title |
Ciao Babylon |
Creator |
Reinhard, Kurt Schreiber, Christoph |
Creator |
Documentary Educational Resources (Firm) |
Published |
Watertown, MA, Documentary Educational Resources,, 2019 |
Full Collection Name |
Media Resources Center Selections |
Subject (Topic) |
Endangered languages--Social aspects. |
Type |
Video |
Extent |
1 videodisc (53 min.) |
Other Physical Details |
sd., col. |
Dimensions |
4 3/4 in. |
Note |
Originally produced as a motion picture in 2017. |
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Collection |
MRC Selections |
Tracks |
CiaoBabylonDSL.mov Closed captions. 53 min. |
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