Specialised Information Service Central Asia – Indigenous Cultures and Languages

哥廷根大学申请“中亚-土著文化和语言”专业信息服务。哥廷根大学将提供关于中亚和西伯利亚全国土著人民的文献。它建立在德国最大的中亚-西伯利亚文学收藏在哥廷根大学超过70种语言。语言能力和专业知识的采购往往非常罕见和难以找到的文献是通过建立这个集合的经验，特别是在哥廷根。由于中亚和西伯利亚这一重要地区的专业信息服务有限，哥廷根大学认为“中亚-本土文化和语言专业信息服务”对全国的中亚研究非常重要。除了提供特定的语言学课程外，哥廷根大学还将提供跨学科课程，（历史）文化研究和区域科学领域研究。因此，“中亚-土著文化和语言”国际发展研究所面向的是在人文和社会科学领域工作的研究人员，特别是文学科学、语言学、历史学、考古学、社会学、政治学、民族学和文化人类学，并将他们的研究重点放在中亚和西伯利亚。除了从中亚采购和提供印刷和数字文献外，还与芝加哥研究图书馆中心合作，利用服务档案馆建立了“中亚网络档案”。永久提供的信息对处理中亚的学科很重要，特别是与语言和社会学问题有关。

The SUB Göttingen applies for a Specialised Information Service "Central Asia - Autochthonous Cultures and Languages". The SUB Göttingen will provide literature on the indigenous peoples of Central Asia and Siberia nationwide. It builds on Germany's largest collection of Central Asian-Siberian literature at the SUB Göttingen in more than 70 languages. Linguistic competence and expertise in the procurement of often very rare and hard-to-find literature is available through the experience of building this collection especially in the SUB Göttingen. Since the important region of Central Asia and Siberia is only marginally and insufficiently served by already established Specialised Information Services, the SUB Göttingen considers a "Specialised Information Service Central Asia - Autochthonous Cultures and Languages" to be highly important for Central Asian Studies nationwide.In addition to offers for specific philologies, the SUB Göttingen will also be creating missing offers for interdisciplinary, (historical) cultural studies and regional scientific area studies. The FID "Central Asia - Autochthonous Cultures and Languages" is therefore aimed at researchers working in the field of humanities and social sciences, especially literary science, linguistics, history, archeology, sociology, political science, ethnology and cultural anthropology and focus their research on Central Asia and Siberia.A key role of the FID "Central Asia - Indigenous Cultures and Languages" is, in addition to the procurement and provision of printed and digital literature from Central Asia, the establishment of a "Web Archive Central Asia" in collaboration with the Center for Research Libraries, Chicago, using the Service Archive.It. Making Internet publications, that usually are only available on the Internet for a short time, available permanently is important for the disciplines that deal with Central Asia, and is of particular relevance to linguistic and sociological issues.