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many thanks to Henry Churchyard for the speech error. Any others sent either directly to me (iyo1vafMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueuclamvs) would be much appreciated. Please give target (if you know it), error, who said it, under what circumstances, (e.g. on radio, tv, seminar, personal talk, lecture etc), who heard it. We do hope to have a data bank of errors available some time in the future. -------------------------- on IPA fonts. Have just installed ATECH software ipIPA FONTS to use with Wordstar and with Word for Windows and they are terrific! One has to first get the Atech Stoftware Powerpak font package which costs $59 or something and IPA is additional $89 I think but if you can spare the money or get someone to fund the purchase it works like a dream. Vicki Fromkin
Oh dear, first of all I send a summary very late and then I discover the summary has an error. The second reference should've read... G. A. Miller (1954) "Communication" Annual Review of Psychology, Vol. 5, Pages 401-420 Sorry. +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Mail : Mark Sanderson, Department of Computing Science, | | The University, Glasgow G12 8QQ, Scotland, UK. | +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | E-mail : sandersoMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuedcs.glasgow.ac.uk | | Tel : +44 (0)41 339 8855 x6292 <---- ***New Number*** | | Fax : +44 (0)41 330 4913 | +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | "I'm gonna get you in my tent tent tent tent tent | | So we can both experiment ment ment ment ment" | +-----------------------------------------------------------+
The German Linguistics Society (DGfS) is offering a SUMMER SCHOOL ON LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT (language change and acquisition) Goettingen, 31 August - 14 September 1992 Courses: Roger Lass (Capetown): Phonological change Elizabeth C. Traugott (Stanford): Grammaticalization Raimo Anttila (UCLA): Semiotic foundation of linguistic change Ans van Kemenade (Amsterdam): Generative approaches to language change Suzanne Romaine (Oxford): Pidgin and Creole languages Ruth Berman (Tel Aviv) Form and function in first language development Melissa ~?Bwerman/~?(MPI Nijmegen) & Dan Slobin (Berkeley): Cross-linguistic perspectives on language development BBrigitte Nerlich (Nottingham): Theories of language origins (in German) Wolfgang U. Wurzel (Berlin): Natural grammatical change (in German) Hartmut Schmidt (Berlin): German language history (in German) KKlaus Mattheier (Heidelber}g): Historical sociolinguistics of German (in Germa) Dieter Stein (Duesseldorf): Internal and external factors of language change Rosemarie Tracy (Tuebingen): Theories of syntactic change (in German) Harald Clahsen (Duesseldorf): Acquisition of grammar (in German) Wolfgang Klein (MPI Nijmegen) Second language acquisition (in German) ~?Ino addition, there will be two lecture series. tuition: for students: DM 240.00 for university affiliates: DM 480.00 for others DM 960.00 For more information, contact: Hero Janssen Department of English University of Goettingen Humboldtallee 13 D-3400 Goettingen, Feder~?al rRpu}blic of G. Tel. +49-551-397575, -397546 Fax: +49-551-397685Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue