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Nancy Troike sends the following information: The MIXTEC GATEWAY will be held March 12-16, 1994, at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada under the cosponsorship of The Mixtec Foundation of Austin Texas and the Braunstein Foundation of Las Vegas, Nevada. The focus of the meeting will be on the pre-hispanic period of Mixtec culture and the early part of the colonial era and will include linguistics, together with archaeology, ethnography, geography, codices, ethnohistory, and early colonial archives and history. These topics will be discussed by US and European scholars including Autrey, Byland, Dennis, Jill Furst, Josserand, Jansen, Monaghan, Evelyn and Kenneth Pike, Rabin, Terraciano, Nancy Troike, and van de Loo. On Saturday and Sunday, March 12-13, there will be an OVERVIEW of all topics. This will be followed on Monday-Wednesday by a WORKSHOP. During the OVERVIEW each speaker will summarize the present state of knowledge and research in his/her specialty. In the WORKSHOP the scholars will work directly with the participants, giving details and concrete examples. The GATEWAY is open to everyone interested in Mixtec culture. The OVERVIEW is complete in itself; registration is $25, and the session will be gin at 9 a.m. Saturday morning. Registration for the WORKSHOP is $50; participants are also required to register for the OVERVIEW, because the data from those sessions will inform the WORKSHOP discussions. Room costs at the hotel are $65 for the Camelot section or $85 for the Tower, either single or double. To register, please send the following information: (1) your name and mailing address; (2) your name and affiliation or town as you prefer them on your name tag; and (3) a check or money order (no credit cards) for your registration made payable to The Mixtec Foundation, Inc. Mail to: Dr. Nancy Troike, The Mixtec Foundation, P.O. Box 5587, Austin, TX 78763-5587. For furtehr information, call The Mixtec Foundation: (512) 452-1537. Detailed information concerning hotel reservations, etc., will be sent to registrants.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
A workshop on ARGUMENT STRUCTURE AND PHRASE STRUCTURE Indiana University, Bloomington February 26-27 1994 Saturday, 26 February 9:00-10:30: Ray Jackendoff, Brandeis "Lexical Insertion in a Post-Minimalist Theory" 11:00-12:30: Jane Grimshaw, Rutgers "Argument Structure and Phrase Structure" LUNCH BREAK 2:00-3:30: Teun Hoekstra, Leiden "Psych Predicates" 4:00-5:30: Edwin Williams, Princeton "Expletives and NP Movement" PARTY: 8:00-11:00 at the International Center, 111 S. Jordan. Sunday, 27 February 9:00-10:30: David Pesetsky, MIT "Cascade Syntax" 11:00-12:30: Peter Sells, Stanford "Projecting Argument Structure and Phrase Structure" LUNCH BREAK 2:00-3:30: Roundtable discussion All sessions will take place in room 1120, Wright Education Building, 201 N. Rose St. For further information, contact Linda Schwartz, Dept. of Linguistics, Memorial Hall 322, Bloomington, Indiana 47405, e-mail: SCHWARTMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueucs.indiana.edu, Ph. 812-855-7447. Sponsored by the Indiana University Office of Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculties Multidisciplinary Seminars Fund