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The members of the Chair of English Linguistics mourn the premature death of their friend and colleague Dr Hartmut Czepluch, who died on May 7 after serious illness at the age of 58. Hartmut had been associated with the Chair of English Linguistics at G�ttingen for many years and completed both his dissertation and his Habilitation here. When he died, he was employed as a permanent member of its teaching and research staff. Through his work as a formal syntactician and later in life about the relationship between grammar and discourse, Hartmut became well known internationally. His work on Case and the double object construction has been widely cited in the research literature and standard introductory textbooks to syntactic theory. In honour and remembrance of Hartmut, Professor Webelhuth will interrupt his ongoing lectures of the summer term to hold a lecture dedicated to Hartmut�s work. The public is cordially invited to attend this lecture on Monday, May 26 at 1:15 pm in the Medienraum of the English Department of the University of G�ttingen (K�te-Hamburger-Weg 3). A moving memorial for Hartmut was held on Saturday, May 17. Those wishing to make a gesture of remembrance are invited to follow the suggestion by Hartmut�s family to make a donation in his name to the University Clinic Hospice of the University of G�ttingen. [F�rderverein f�r Palliativpatienten der Universit�tsklinik G�ttingen: Konto 120006, Spk G�ttingen BLZ: 26050001; Kennwort: H. Czepluch] We will all miss Hartmut's gentle friendship, his humble dependability and professionalism, and most of all the infecting enthusiasm with which he dedicated himself to the linguistic profession.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue