LINGUIST List 7.325

Fri Mar 1 1996

Qs: M Newbrook, Spoken Engl grammar, Learning disorders/aphasia

Editor for this issue: Ann Dizdar <dizdartam2000.tamu.edu>

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1. "S. Wakabayashi", Q: address
2. Geoffrey Sampson, spoken English grammar
3. Ciaran Murphy CL3, Research Information

A friend of mine would like to find out where to write to Dr. Mark 
Newbrook, last known to my friend to be in Hong Kong, and then Australia 
(Monash University) (1992).
Can anyone help?

Please reply to my friend directly at <ksi1000cus.cam.ac.uk>
Thank you.

Shigenori Wakabayashi
Research Centre for English and Applied Linguistics
University of Cambridge

Dear fellow researcher,

If you get multiple copies of this message, I apologize.

I am contacting you as someone who may have an interest in the SUSANNE
analytic scheme and Corpus. You might know SUSANNE as an analysed
electronic corpus of English, and/or you might know it through the
book ENGLISH FOR THE COMPUTER (Oxford University Press, 1995).

I have just been offered funds to extend this work to the domain of
spoken English. As before, I plan to create analysed corpus resources
which will be made as freely available as possible to the research
community. This means that I would like to plan the work in advance
to make it as useful as I can to a broad cross-section of researchers.

There is a Web page describing the new Spoken SUSANNE project and
identifying various issues that remain fluid at this stage. If this
work interests you, I should be extremely grateful if you would care
to point your Web browser at

	http://www.cogs.susx.ac.uk/users/geoffs/RSpokenSue.html

and e-mail me any reactions you care to make to the points discussed
there.

Many thanks in advance!

Geoffrey Sampson, University of Sussex

I have been put in contact with you by Mr. Alex monaghan of DCU in
Ireland. I was hoping that you may be able to put me in contact with
some people in the area of learning disorders / aphasia. Would you
have any information of any other web sites dealing with the same area
or any computational studies carried out in the are of learning
disorders/ aphasia? I would be greatly appreciative if you could be
of any help to me.

Ciaran Murphy

l3cmurphcompapp.dcu.ie
or murphyclsh.u-nancy.fr (after 12th March).