LINGUIST List 19.1727: New Issue: Wiley-Blackwell Lang & Ling Compass

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Directory 1. Hannah Morales, New Issue: Wiley-Blackwell Language & Linguistics Compass Message 1: New Issue: Wiley-Blackwell Language & Linguistics Compass
Date: 29-May-2008 From: Hannah Morales <hannahlinguistlist.org> Subject: New Issue: Wiley-Blackwell Language & Linguistics Compass E-mail this message to a friend The second issue of the Wiley-Blackwell Language & Linguistics Compass Discussion Forum is now available on The LINGUIST List. This feature allows you to read the full text of selected articles for free online. After reading, you can post a comment on the article's discussion page, or read what others have said. This is a wonderful opportunity to read newly published linguistics articles and engage in a discussion of the ideas. The new featured articles in Issue 2 are: Rebuilding Australia's Linguistic Profile: Recent Developments in Research on Australian Aboriginal Languages, by Alice Gaby What is Sino-Tibetan? Snapshot of a Field and a Language Family in Flux, by Zev Handel Applications of Game Theory in Linguistics, by Gerhard Jaeger The Emerging Field of Language Dynamics, by Soren Wichmann *Gendered Discourse at Work, by Janet Holmes Find the links to all articles and their discussion pages at: http://linguistlist.org/pubs/blackwell/compass_index.cfm See also the Language & Linguistics Compass site at: http://www.linguistics-compass.com Linguistic Field(s): Not Applicable Read more issues\|LINGUIST home page\|Top of issue

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