LINGUIST List 10.1896

Thu Dec 9 1999

Qs: Cedergren's 1984 Article, Ling and Culture

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  1. Barbara Avila-Shah, Cedergren's 1984 article
  2. Ronald Cosper, Ling and Cultural Reconstruction

Message 1: Cedergren's 1984 article

 Date: Mon, 6 Dec 1999 16:15:55 -0400
From: Barbara Avila-Shah <biaacsu.buffalo.edu>
Subject: Cedergren's 1984 article

Dear colleagues:
	I am trying to find a copy of Henrietta Cedergren's 'Panama
revisited: Sound change in real time' presented at NWAVE 1984 in
Philadelphia. If you or someone you know has a copy, could you mail it to
the address below.
Thanks,


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 Barbara I. Avila-Shah, Ph.D.
 Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
 910 Clemens Hall
 Buffalo, NY 14260-4620
 Tel. (716) 645-2191 x1193
 Fax (716) 645-5981
 e-mail: BIAacsu.buffalo.edu

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Message 2: Ling and Cultural Reconstruction

 Date: Tue, 07 Dec 1999 16:02:06 -0400
From: Ronald Cosper <Ronald.CosperSTMARYS.CA>
Subject: Ling and Cultural Reconstruction

An excellent student of ours is interested in pursuing graduate studies in
linguistics, and is especially interested in the topic of linguistic and
cultural reconstruction. (Her undergraduate subjects are anthropology and
linguistics.) Are there still graudate programs in linguistics which have
a historical/comparative focus, at least as an option? A related question
would be: in some institutions is there a relatively close relationship
between linguists and anthropologists?

I would welcome personal replies or replies to the list.

Thank you,


Dr. Ronald Cosper			Telephone 902-420-5874
Department of Sociology				 902-429-5871
Linguistics Program			FAX 902-420-5121
Saint Mary's University			E-mail Ronald.Cosperstmarys.ca
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Canada, B3H 3C3
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