LINGUIST List 6.1364

Fri Oct 6 1995

Qs: Recordings, Dysphasia, Narrative, Chechen-Eng

Editor for this issue: T. Daniel Seely <dseelyemunix.emich.edu>

Directory

1. Alex Housen, Recordings/transcriptions of SABE
2. bloo, dysphasia resultant from Guillain-Barre
3. M.M.Louwersestud.let.ruu.nl, Narrative structures
4. Anna Hildebrandt, Chechen-English Dictionary, Grammar?

Could anybody help me with information about where to find recorded (and
preferably transcribed) samples of authentic (Standard) American Black
English?

Many thanks in advance!

- Alex Housen
U. of Brussels
ahousenvnet3.vub.ac.be

PS. A few weeks ago I inquired about comprehensive and recent treatments
of SABE. I have not received any information so far, so if anyone ...
(thanks).

Alex HOUSEN Germanic Languages Dept.
University of Brussels (VUB) Pleinlaan 2, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Tel:+32-2-6292664; Fax:+32-2-6292480; email:ahousenvnet3.vub.ac.be

Has there been recent definitive studies of patients diagnosed with
dysphasia, where the probable cause was Guillain-Barre syndrome.?

Thanks in advance
CDR William Baker
Coast Guard Institute
Oklahoma City, OK
cglearnionet.net
Bill

Partly linguistics, partly semiotics, partly anthropology, partly...
Currently I am working on a study on narrative structures. In the line of
Propp, Teun van Dijk, Greimas etc. I will try to find a `basic' structure
in a certain corpus of Dutch folktales.
Can anybody give me any information on:
1) text-grammars and narrative structures in general;
2) (computational) tools of forming `networks' by narrative structures.

Thank you very much for your help!

Max Louwerse.
e-mail: M.M.Louwersestud.let.ruu.nl

I am seeking a Chechen-English dictionary, or a grammar of Chechen
written in English (as opposed to Russian). My search through various
U.S. sources have not turned up anything. Does anyone know where to point
me? Please contact me at lahildeunivscvm.csd.scarolina.edu

Thank you!