LINGUIST List 15.3493
Tue Dec 14 2004
Qs: Word Association; Sound Occurrences
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1. Alexandra
Vinton,
Word Association
2. Yuri
Tambovtsev,
Sound Occurrences
Message 1: Word Association
Date: 13-Dec-2004
From: Alexandra Vinton <avinton11yahoo.com>
Subject: Word Association
Hi
I am doing my third year project on word association responses between men
and women.
Could anyone please tell me of any articles/journals and books I could use
for my literature review and to see what any previous studies found.
Any help would be greatful.
Thank you
Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis
Message 2: Sound Occurrences
Date: 14-Dec-2004
From: Yuri Tambovtsev <yutambhotmail.com>
Subject: Sound Occurrences
Dear LinguistList colleagues,
I wonder if anybody knows any publications devoted to the frequency of
occurrence of sounds in Eastern Neo-Aramaic? Must we feed into computer the
conversational texts in the Eastern dialect of Neo-Aramaic in order to
compare the frequency of occurrence of its phonemes to those of Hebrew,
Arabic and other semitic languages. Looking forward to hearing your advice
to yutambhotmail.com
Yours sincerely,
Yuri Tambovtsev
Linguistic Field(s): Text/Corpus Linguistics
Language Family(ies): Eastern Aramaic
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