LINGUIST List 16.1411
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Tue May 03 2005
Qs: Ethics Around Internet Data; Phonology of Ossetic
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1. Christiana
Themistocleous,
Ethics Around Internet Data
2. Jessica
McHenry,
Phonology of Ossetic
Message 1: Ethics Around Internet Data
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Date: 03-May-2005
From: Christiana Themistocleous <Christiana.Themistocleousstud.man.ac.uk>
Subject: Ethics Around Internet Data
Dear all,
I am doing a PhD at the University of Manchester (UK) and I was wondering
if anyone knows anything about the ethics on collecting data from the
Internet (privacy and confidentiality issues).
I investigate the use of Cypriot Greek in Computer-mediated Communication
and my data will consist of people's online interactions on the MSN
Messenger and MIRC channels.
Any ideas of what i sould bear in mind?
Many thanks,
Christiana Themistocleous
Linguistic Field(s):
Sociolinguistics
Message 2: Phonology of Ossetic
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Date: 02-May-2005
From: Jessica McHenry <jessicamchenryhotmail.com>
Subject: Phonology of Ossetic
I was wondering if anyone knew about the phonology of Ossetic, namely, is
it possible to have aspirated voiceless stops in the middle of a word?
It was just a question that came up in my Phonology class, and the
professor wasn't sure.
Jessica McHenry
Linguistic Field(s):
Phonology
Subject Language(s): Old Ossetic (OOS)
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