LINGUIST List 16.1911
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Tue Jun 21 2005
Qs: Japanese Corpora; Literary/Cultural Listservs
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1. Susan
Macicak,
Japanese Corpora
2. Richard
Cameron,
Listservs for Literature/Cultural Studies?
Message 1: Japanese Corpora
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Date: 16-Jun-2005
From: Susan Macicak <macicakmail.utexas.edu>
Subject: Japanese Corpora
Dear List Members,
A doctoral student here at UT Austin is seeking Japanese Corpora, ideally
with a variety of genres (discursive prose and fiction included). I am
assembling a list of what I have identified, but in the interest of being
comprehensive seek your advice. Please reply with any specific corpora that
you know of and I will summarize for the list if there is interest.
Many thanks in advance.
Susan
Susan Macicak
Linguistics, Psychology and Sociology Librarian
University of Texas Libraries
The University of Texas at Austin
macicakmail.utexas.edu | http://www.lib.utexas.edu
Japanese Language Corpora:
Linguistic Field(s):
Text/Corpus Linguistics
Message 2: Listservs for Literature/Cultural Studies?
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Date: 16-Jun-2005
From: Richard Cameron <rcameronuic.edu>
Subject: Listservs for Literature/Cultural Studies?
Colleagues of mine in Spanish literature have asked me to ask members of
Linguistlist if they know of any comparable listserv for those interested
in literary or cultural studies.
In other words, is there a listserv somewhere for literary or cultural
studies that provides information like Linguistlist does for linguists?
Thanks much.
Richard Cameron
Linguistic Field(s):
Anthropological Linguistics
Ling & Literature
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