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WORKSHOP ON METHODS OF LANGUAGE CLASSIFICATION AND RECONSTRUCTION ANN ARBOR, NOV. 6-7, 1992 The purpose of this workshop is to try to settle some of the fundamental issues that have arisen over the last 30 or so years in the work on language classification and the reconstruction of extinct languages (incl. the reconstruction of unattested features of partially attested languages, such as the phonology of languages written hieroglyphically). The workshop will take the form of extended discussions involving specialists in the different areas, each discussion to be started off by a rapporteur. Confirmed participants include: Eric P. Hamp (Chicago) Sergei Starostin (Russian Academy of Sciences) Brian Joseph (Ohio State University) Raimo Anttila (UCLA) Sheila Embleton (Toronto) Joe Salmons (Purdue) Anthony Aristar (Texas A & M) Thomas Toon (Michigan) William Baxter (Michigan) Madhav Deshpande (Michigan) Gernot Windfuhr (Michigan) Vitaly Shevoroshkin (Michigan) Martha Ratliff (Wayne State) Alexis Manaster Ramer (Wayne State) Sponsored by the University of Michigan Linguistics Program. Organizing Committee: William Baxter, Alexis Manaster Ramer, Martha Ratliff Contact: Alexis Manaster Ramer (amrMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemts.cc.wayne.edu, 1-313-577-2477, Computer Sc. Dept., Wayne State U., Detroit, MI 48202, USA) ANYONE INTERSTED IN PARTICIPATING SHOULD LET ME KNOW ASAP.