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Item Digital Atlas of the Toponyms of Trinidad and Tobago (DATTT)(2019-03) Ferreira, Jo-AnneThis project aims to document the toponyms of Trinidad and Tobago, via a series of customised Google maps. The project was conceived of a) in honour of the International Year of Indigenous Languages (IYIL) 2019, b) in response to a popular but erroneous map circulating on social media, and c) to graphically illustrate and further the research of scholars (such as Michael Anthony, Rawwida Baksh-Soodeen, Arie Boomert, Kemlin Laurence, CR Ottley, RW Thompson, Maureen Warner-Lewis, and Brinsley Samaroo) for academic and educational uses. While the diversity of the place names of Trinidad and Tobago is widely accepted, the actual depth of this diversity is not truly known. This project is expected to graphically account for and demonstrate the impact of a number of ethnolinguistic groups on Trinidad and Tobago's linguistic landscape, thus awakening a greater awareness of a fascinating phenomenon. In addition, the extent of intersecting and overlapping hybrid names, as well as little known etymologies will be uncovered (or where lost to history, documented or hypothesised). Underpinning this project is an appreciation and a sense of the importance of interdisciplinary approaches to make sense of a complex reality, often much taken for granted.Item OP75 - Portuguese Heritage in Trinidad and Tobago(2010-07-14T15:22:39Z) Ferreira, Jo-Anne; Portuguese Heritage in Trinidad and TobagoThe material collected in these interviews was used in the following publication by Jo-Anne S. Ferreira: The Portuguese of Trinidad and Tobago: Portrait of an Ethnic Minority, (St. Augustine, Trinidad: Institute of Social and Economic at Research, The University of the West Indies, 1994). The names of the persons interviewed are given with the tapes. For further details on these informants see also Appendix I Interviews, p. 119 of Ferreira`s book.Item Portuguese language in Trinidad and Tobago: a study of language shift and language death(2008-11-21T15:57:45Z) Ferreira, Jo-Anne