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Fellow linguists, It has come to light that for more than 5 years now a number of us scholars who have published books with a major European publisher, have not received a single penny in royalties, in violation of the contracts that we signed with the publisher. Also in violation of our contracts, the publisher has often sent no more than one copy of our books to a journal for review. When confronted with these facts, the publisher has typically claimed that books got lost in the mail or that reviewers got lazy and chose to keep books without ever reviewing them, or that contracts got lost when the company changed addresses. We are writing to find out if others have had similar experiences with this and/or other publishers. If you have, please reply off-list to me personally and I will post a summary without mentioning anyone by name. Thank you, Gary H. Toops Professor - ---------------------------- ------------------------------ Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures Wichita State University Dept. fax: +1 316 978-3293 Wichita KS 67260-0011 USA http://mcll.wichita.edu/russianMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
Dear colleagues, could you send me the data of the frequency of Korean phonemes? It is very interesting to notice that some languages like French, Czech, Dutch or Hungarian have many phonemic counts which are reliable. I found no such counts for many other languages, among them Danish, Yidish, Afrikaans, Chinese, Korean, etc. I'm looking forward to receiving your comments to my e-mail address yutambMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuehotmail.com Remain yours sincerely, Yuri Tambovtsev