Erik Anonby

Erik Anonby is Professor of Linguistics and French at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. He has spent extensive periods of fieldwork in partnership with language communities in Arabia, north-central Africa, and Iran. His interdisciplinary research focuses on the importance of linguistic diversity in individual human experience and collective heritage. His publications include A Grammar of Mambay (2011), Adaptive Multilinguals: Language on Larak Island (with P. Yousefian, 2011), and...See more

Erik Anonby is Professor of Linguistics and French at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. He has spent extensive periods of fieldwork in partnership with language communities in Arabia, north-central Africa, and Iran. His interdisciplinary research focuses on the importance of linguistic diversity in individual human experience and collective heritage. His publications include A Grammar of Mambay (2011), Adaptive Multilinguals: Language on Larak Island (with P. Yousefian, 2011), and Bakhtiari Studies I & II (with A. Asadi, 2014, 2018). He is co-director of the Endangered Knowledge and Technology (ELK-Tech) research group at Carleton University, and an active contributor to Watson's research group on Language and Nature in Arabia at CELCE (Leeds). See less