LINGUIST List 6.1400

Wed Oct 11 1995

FYI: NELS on WWW, List On South Asian Ling, Translator's page

Editor for this issue: Ljuba Veselinova <lveselinemunix.emich.edu>

Directory

1. , FYI: NELS on WWW
2. gor05, "NEW LIST ON SOUTH ASIAN LINGUISTICS
3. "Anna Mazzoldi", New Web page with links for translators

Information about the upcoming NELS 26 conference (27-30 October) is now
available on the World Wide Web. This includes full schedules,
registration information, and clickable abstracts for many of the talks.
Additional information will be appearing at this site as the conference
approaches.

The URL is: http://broca.mit.edu/nels.html

- Colin Phillips

ANNOUNCING A NEW LIST ON SOUTH ASIAN LINGUISTICS:

 	VYAKARAN

This list was started in October 1995 as an informal forum for all who are
interested in the languages of South Asia, both modern and classical.

The aim of this list is to further discussion among interested scholars in
ALL aspects of South Asian languages, primarily but not only Indo-Aryan
languages. Thus, comments and questions on everything from historical
linguistics to the modern Indo-Aryan languages, from socio-linguistics to
morphology and syntax, from phonology and diglossia to Panini and the
Hindi-Urdu question are welcome, just to name a few.

Right now, all mailings are being done by hand, so it will sometimes take
two or three days for postings to be sent out. All you have to do to join
is send a message with the subject: VYAKARAN to

 gor05rz.uni-kiel.d400.de

with the message:

subscribe VYAKARAN firstname_lastname, emailaddress

and that's it! Within a few days you should receive confirmation of your
subscription.

If you have any questions, feel free to write to me at the following
address:

gor05rz.uni-kiel.d400.de



SVAGATAM!

John Peterson,


Institute for Indology,
Kiel, Germany

Hi -

I am a freelance translator working in Ireland, and I
would like to announce my new web page with links of
interest to translators. The URL is:

<http://www.iol.ie/~mazzoldi/lang/index.html>;

This page is entirealy a personal effort, and of
course it is still under construction (and what
isn't?): I will be glad for any suggestions, comments
or pointers. At the same time, I think that it is a
potentially useful collection of links to resources
for translators - you might like to have a look.

Thank you

Anna

- -
Anna Mazzoldi
mazzoldiiol.ie
Dublin, Ireland