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Some on-line resources for linguists
It is always dangerous to give on-line sources because even if they persist, they
have a habit of changing their names. Nevertheless, a list of some valuable
resources is presented here with some brief commentary. Most of these sources
will also have links to further resources, some of them listed here. These lists
are only a starting point, and there is a lot more out there. You just need to take
care that you get sites which are likely to be authoritative. Most of the sites
listed directly here are run and maintained by professional linguists, but much
that appears on the web is not subject to peer review and is prone to error –
occasionally grossly.
http://www.arts.gla.ac.uk/IPA/ipa.html
The International Phonetic Association’s site provides information about the
association and its publications, and also the association’s chart of symbols and
information on where to get phonetic fonts.
http://www.ciplnet.com/
The Permanent International Committee of Linguists (CIPL) has a page on
endangered languages with links to related sites.
http://www.essex.ac.uk/linguistics/clmt/other_sites/
This site at the University of Essex provides a well-structured list of sites connected
with linguistics.