LINGUIST List 14.76

Fri Jan 10 2003

Qs: English Corpora, Bibliographic Reference

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  1. Marie Nilsenova, American English corpora - written and spoken
  2. Jane Hacking, bibliographic reference

Message 1: American English corpora - written and spoken

 Date: Thu, 09 Jan 2003 05:37:06 +0000
From: Marie Nilsenova <m.nilsenovahum.uva.nl>
Subject: American English corpora - written and spoken

For my research on declarative questions, I'm looking for a ToBI
annotated corpus of American English conversations - there does not
seem to be anything that's available to general public but I was
wondering whether somebody has a small corpus locally that they'd be
willing to share?

Also, does anybody know whether there exists a corpus of AmE written
conversations? (e.g., chatting, instant messaging) I'd greatly
appreciate any tips.

Best regards,

Marie Nilsenova
University of Amsterdam
Nw. Doelenstraat 15
1012 CP Amsterdam 

Subject-Language: English; Code: ENG
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Message 2: bibliographic reference

 Date: Thu, 09 Jan 2003 11:30:34 +0000
From: Jane Hacking <j.hackingutah.edu>
Subject: bibliographic reference

Can someone tell me where the following article was published. Thanks.

Mark Aronoff, Relevance of productivity in synchronic word formation
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