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The 1998 Australian Linguistics Institute will be held at The University of Queensland, Brisbane Australia between 6-16 July 1998. The courses currently available are: Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages ---- The Grammar of Kinship in Central Australia: Gavan Breen ---- Languages of Queensland and the Torres Strait: Bruce Rigsby ---- Morphology-Syntax Interactions in Australian languages: Joan Bresnan & Rachel Nordlinger Asian Languages ---- Chinese Classifiers - a Cognitive Interpretation: Kit-Ken Loke ---- Topics in Japanese Linguistics: Anthony Backhouse ---- Morphosyntactic Typology and Grammaticalization in Sino-Tibetan: Randy LaPolla ---- The Tai and Lao languages: Anthony Diller & Wilaiwan Khanittanan Austronesian Languages ---- Aspects of Eastern Polynesian Grammar (Maori): Ray Harlow ---- Serialising and non-serialising verbs in Oceanic: Terry Crowley English Language ---- Descriptive Grammar of English - the Verb: Rodney Huddleston ---- Historical Syntax in an English Context: Cynthia Allen ---- Variation and Change in present-day British English grammar: Jennifer Cheshire Romance Languages ---- Romance Syntax & Linguistic Theory: Luigi Rizzi & Adriana Belletti Languages in Contact ---- Language Contact Phenomena with Special Reference to Codeswitching: Carol Myers-Scotton ---- Pidgins, creoles and other language contact varieties: Claire Lefebvre & Jeff Siegel ---- The Interplay of Internal & External Factors in Code-switching - the Case of Linguistic Minority Groups in Spain: Teresa Turell Anthropological Linguistics ---- Topics in Anthropological Linguistics: William Foley Cognitive Linguistics ---- Approaches to Grammar in Cognitive Linguistics: Arie Verhagen ---- Chinese Classifiers - a Cognitive Interpretation: Kit-Ken Loke ---- Discourse of the Mind: Shi-Xu ---- Metaphor, Mental Spaces and Discourse: Eve Sweetser ---- Speaking & Thinking: Wallace Chafe Comparative Historical Linguistics ---- Language Change & Linguistic Reconstruction: Harold Koch ---- Computational Linguistics Corpus Linguistics: Chris Manning ---- Generating Natural Language: Robert Dale ---- Grammatical Formalisms and Grammar Engineering: Dominique Estival Discourse Analysis ---- Discourse of the Mind: Shi-Xu ---- Speaking & Thinking: Wallace Chafe Language Acquisition ---- Investigations in Universal Grammar: Research Methods in the Study of the Acquisition of Syntax and Semantics: Stephen Crain ---- Second Language Acquisition: Michael Harrington Language in Education ---- Assessment of bilingual/bicultural school age students for possible language disorders: Alejandro Brice & Judy Montgomery ---- Cognitive Academic Language Learning Approach (CALLA):Anna Uhl Chamot ---- Focusing on Form in Communicative Language Teaching: Diane Larsen-Freeman ---- Grammar as Science - from curiosity to science through linguistic inquiry: Wayne O'Neil & Maya Honda Phonetics & Phonology ---- Practical speechwave and spectrogram reading for non-phoneticians: Helen Fraser ---- The phonology and phonetics of prosodic structure: Mary Beckman Semantics ---- Event Conceptualization and Verb Meanings: Beth Levin ---- Metaphor, Mental Spaces and Discourse: Eve Sweetser Socio-linguistics ---- Language & Gender: Janet Holmes, Anne Pauwels & Jennifer Coates Syntax and Morphology ---- Advanced Morphology: K.P. Mohanan & Tara Mohanan ---- Approaches to Grammar in Cognitive Linguistics: Arie Verhagen ---- Morphological Productivity: Laurie Bauer ---- Morphology-Syntax Interactions in Australian languages: Joan Bresnan & Rachel Nordlinger ---- Romance Syntax & Linguistic Theory: Luigi Rizzi & Adriana Belletti Workshops ----Ethnosyntax (Convenor: Nick Enfield) July 11 ----Language & Gender (Convenors: Janet Holmes, Anne Pauwels & Jennifer Coates) July 11 ----Language & the Law (Convenors: Diana Eades & Michael Cook) July 10 ----Machine Translation (Convenor: Francis Bond) July 11 ----Research Issues for Cognitive Linguistics (Convenor: June Luchjenbroers) July 10 ----Symposium on Language Contact and Language Contact Induced Linguistic Change Convenors: Patrick McConvell & Jeff Siegel) July 10-11 Details of the courses and the presenters, plus information about: * Brisbane and Queensland * Some other linguistics gatherings in Brisbane in 1998 * Details on fees for ALI 98 and * a registration form for ALI 98, ALAA 98, ALS 98, Australex 98 and Lexical Functional Grammar 98 are all available at the Web site http://www.cltr.uq.edu.au:8000/ali98 Please contact the relevant people mentioned in the Web site for further details, and not me. Regards Peter White peterwMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuelingua.cltr.uq.edu.au