A Resource for the Study of Translation into Uyghur by Modern Chinese Governments: The Historical Uyghur-Chinese Corpus

Robert Barnett; Jessica Yeung; Ahmet  Hojam Pekiniy; Rune Steenberg Reyhe; Merhaba Eli; Christian  Faggionato

doi:10.17875/gup2022-2054

A Resource for the Study of Translation into Uyghur by Modern Chinese Governments: The Historical Uyghur-Chinese Corpus

Robert Barnett^*, Jessica Yeung, Ahmet Hojam Pekiniy, Rune Steenberg Reyhe, Merhaba Eli, Christian Faggionato

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Multiethnic Societies of Central Asia and Siberia Represented in Indigenous Oral and Written Literature
Subtitle of host publication	The Role of Private Collections and Libraries
Editors	Merle Schatz
Place of Publication	Göttingen
Publisher	Göttingen University Press
Pages	11-27
Number of pages	17
ISBN (Print)	9783863955540
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.17875/gup2022-2054
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2022

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Uyghur language
Uyghur digital humanities
Uyghur Chinese translation
Uyghur-Chinese parallel corpus
Uyghur history

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Barnett, R., Yeung, J., Hojam Pekiniy, A., Steenberg Reyhe, R., Eli, M., & Faggionato, C. (2022). A Resource for the Study of Translation into Uyghur by Modern Chinese Governments: The Historical Uyghur-Chinese Corpus. In M. Schatz (Ed.), Multiethnic Societies of Central Asia and Siberia Represented in Indigenous Oral and Written Literature: The Role of Private Collections and Libraries (pp. 11-27). Göttingen University Press. https://doi.org/10.17875/gup2022-2054

Barnett, Robert ; Yeung, Jessica ; Hojam Pekiniy, Ahmet et al. / A Resource for the Study of Translation into Uyghur by Modern Chinese Governments: The Historical Uyghur-Chinese Corpus. Multiethnic Societies of Central Asia and Siberia Represented in Indigenous Oral and Written Literature: The Role of Private Collections and Libraries. editor / Merle Schatz. Göttingen : Göttingen University Press, 2022. pp. 11-27

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Barnett R, Yeung J, Hojam Pekiniy A, Steenberg Reyhe R, Eli M, Faggionato C. A Resource for the Study of Translation into Uyghur by Modern Chinese Governments: The Historical Uyghur-Chinese Corpus. In Schatz M, editor, Multiethnic Societies of Central Asia and Siberia Represented in Indigenous Oral and Written Literature: The Role of Private Collections and Libraries. Göttingen: Göttingen University Press. 2022. p. 11-27 doi: 10.17875/gup2022-2054

A Resource for the Study of Translation into Uyghur by Modern Chinese Governments: The Historical Uyghur-Chinese Corpus

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