LINGUIST List 3.894

Thu 12 Nov 1992

Qs: Fillmore; Spanish; Chinese TeX Fonts; NLP

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1. bert peeters, Fillmore
2. Ron Smyth, Spanish: Generic Masculine
3. L Ching, Chinese Fonts for TeX
4. , Request for graduate school information

My impression may be the wrong one, but it seems to me that people usually
discuss either Fillmore's case for case model or his scene-and-frames semantics
but never both at once. Are they totally unrelated? I'd like to check other
people's impressions, and to get pointers to any work that does relate both.
Thanks!

Does the generic masculine issue arise in Spanish? That is, do p.c.
or other writers use -os/-as?

Does anybody know where can I find the Chinese Fonts for TeX please?

Thanks,

Lily Ching
University of Edinburgh

Dear List,
 I am a Computer Science student with an interest in Linguistics
getting ready to graduate and I am looking around for a graduate school
to apply to. I am interested in Natural Language Processing. If any
one has any information or suggestions for me I would appreciate it.
Thank you.
 -Dan Williamson

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