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actually i have two: a question of linguistic terminology, and a question about how to pose such a question. my hope is that you will be able to direct me to a forum that will serve to discuss if not answer my query. what i'm wondering is: if 'deferment' is a temporal displacement, what is the spatial equivalent ? that is: how do you call that feeling of dropping a shoulder and rolling heads (chin down) - eyes lowered. of what happens to objects as they slip away, lending to what lies beyond. it seems a sort of 'reference' without such a sense of active putting off (or over). if "-fer" is to bear/carry, what kind gives over by default, resulting in a spatially shifted focus. (the object - carrier - may still exist, but only peripherally: on the outskirts of a spatial boundary). curious to know where such a question might fit into all the others floating around. please respond. jane.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
Could someone please e-mail me the address for the journal "Language and Society" along with the editor's name if known? Thanks! Kristina -------------------------------------------------------- Kristina Harris --Computer Network/Office Mgr, Math Center, Univ. of NV, Reno kristinaMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueunr.edu--http://www.scs.unr.edu:80/homepage/kristina/kristina.html Maintainer of the Linguistic Funland Page on the Worldwide Web