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To the List: Is anyone aware of any studies being done on the forced evolution of a language and how it might effect its culture (e.g., the use in the US of *politically correct* language)? I am doing a graduate paper on Language and Reality using the language of the politically correct to determine cultural change. Lest anyone think I have not done my homework, I would be willing to supply my preliminary biblio. Barbara Ware wareMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueluna.cas.usf.edu
Hi every one. I am in need of contextualized sentences that contain almost every TENSE in English. Since it is a boring job to search for such sentences in books, I need some corpora references which include such sentences. I need the data for my PhD pilot study. Please send your responses to me at the email address: gaskMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueccl.umist.ac.uk Thanks every one Reza Hashemi
Hello, I try to find a software which counts french syntactic categories in a text. For example : number of verbs, subjects or direct objects. Please could you give me some information about it. Thanks. ___________________________________________________________________________ COLLOMB Christine Laboratoire "Dynamique du langage" (UMR 9961) MRASH - 14, av. Berthelot 69007 Lyon - France Tel : 72-72-64-12 Fax : 72-80-00-08 E-Mail : Christine.CollombMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemrash.fr
A colleague would like to include in her references for students accessible treatments of the theory of speech acts. She is only familiar with the older standard works on the topic. Does anyone know a couple of books or papers that would be - a fairly comprehensive survey - taking into account recent developments - possibly interesting to non-specialists (e.g. students of literature) - preferably in English, or French, or Italian, or Spanish ? Thanks in advance for any information on this. Claude Boisson, Universite' Lumie`re, Lyon, France Claude.BoissonMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemrash.fr