Date: 18-Mar-2007
From: Martin Everaert <everaert let.uu.nl>
Subject: Death Tanya Reinhart
Dear colleagues, Last night we heard that our colleague Tanya Reinhart had died in New York. Tanya was teaching at NYU this semester as a newly appointed Global Distinguished Professor. At Utrecht University Tanya held a linguistics chair on the Interface of Language and the Systems of Use. Her work and her presence has been of tremendous importance for a great many people, in linguistics, in her political work, both in Utrecht, New York, as well as in Tel Aviv, and in many other places where she taught. We lost a very dear friend, an inspiring colleague, and an outstanding teacher and supervisor for many of our graduate students. With sadness but also with gratitude for her friendship and all she contributed, Richard Kayne Linguistics department, New York University Eric Reuland Linguistics Program, Utrecht University Martin Everaert Utrecht institute of Linguistics OTS
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Message 2: Tanya Reinhart
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Date: 18-Mar-2007
From: Julia Horvath <horvath post.tau.ac.il>
Subject: Tanya Reinhart
Dear Colleagues, Yesterday we lost Tanya Reinhart. She died in New York, a sudden death. It's hardly possible to describe Tanya's fundamental contribution and significance for theoretical linguistics. Tanya was a wonderful colleague, a challenging and at the same time most supportive advisor and mentor, and a most dedicated political and human rights activist. The linguistics department at Tel-Aviv University and the cognitive program owe a great debt to Tanya. She was a crucial part of what we tried to build here for so many years. Her excellence was an inspiration to many of us. We shall always remember Tanya. She was our friend. The best you could wish for. Sadly, Mira Ariel Rachel Giora Julia Horvath Tali Siloni Department of Linguistics Tel-Aviv University
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