LINGUIST List 5.1064

Sat 01 Oct 1994

FYI: OUTIL, On-line papers

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Directory

1. Arnold Zwicky, OUTIL announcement
2. "Mr A.P. Berber Sardinha", New DIRECT Papers by ftp

OUTIL (Out in Linguistics)
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 DIRECT Papers
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The following titles are now available electronically:
Working Paper 13: Modal profiling in oral presentations
(file wp-13.ps.gz)
Working Paper 16: Bonding and topic anticipation
(file wp-16.ps.gz)
In order to obtain these papers, ftp to
ftp.liv.ac.uk, then cd pub/linguistics
or in WWW open URL www.liv.ac.uk and click on 'Information
Services', then on 'ftp archive', and then on 'linguistics'.
If you prefer bound paper copies, download an order
form from the addresses above (file order-2.ps.gz or
order.txt). Papers from our collection can be sent by email
as well. Further information, doubts, etc please
email tony1liv.ac.uk, we will be glad to help you.
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Tony Berber Sardinha | tony1liverpool.ac.uk
AELSU | Fax 44-51-794-2739
University of Liverpool |
PO Box 147 |
Liverpool L69 3BX |
UK |
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