LINGUIST List 8.1532

Mon Oct 27 1997

Qs: Aspect, Hjelmslev, who/whom Alternation

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  1. =?iso-8859-1?Q?Christian_N=F8rager=2DNielsen?=, Qs: Aspect
  2. wzyem, Hjelmslev
  3. Hiroyuki TANAKA, who/whom alternation

Message 1: Qs: Aspect

 Date: Sat, 25 Oct 1997 15:35:54 +-100
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Christian_N=F8rager=2DNielsen?= <=?iso-8859-1?Q?Christian_N=F8rager=2DNielsen?=>
Subject: Qs: Aspect

Hi!

One of my classmates is in her Master Thesis writing about aspect
within NLP. I have promised her to ask if any of you have any
knowledge of somebody who also have studied this subject and tried to
implement it in a parser.

Please mail directly to my mailing adress:

cnnvip.cybercity.dk

Thank you,

Annette Christensen, Denmark
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Message 2: Hjelmslev

 Date: Sun, 26 Oct 1997 11:24:20 +0800 (CST)
From: wzyem <wzyempubms.pku.edu.cn>
Subject: Hjelmslev

Dear Linguist, 

Now I am reading Hjelmslev. It turns
out that Hjelmslev is a huge mountain of difficulty for me. It is
well-known that his long chain of terms is difficult to follow. Taking
some pains, this can be managed. My problem mostly lies in the lack of
source materials. That's why I bother you again and again. Now I have
the following questions and problems. 
1. Is Resume an English version of his Essais Linguistiques 
(The former is not accessible here. The later and its German 
version I have got)? 
2. Can you help me get the abstracts on Hjelmslev in LLBA between 
67-80? 
3. How can I get references on Hjelmslev between 62-67? 
4. Do you know any access tonow active linguists or faculties of/on
Copenhagen School?
Whatever help will be cordially welcome.
yours 
Wang Zhenyu
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Message 3: who/whom alternation

 Date: Mon, 27 Oct 1997 09:12:06 +0900
From: Hiroyuki TANAKA <htanakaosk.3web.ne.jp>
Subject: who/whom alternation

If you are a native speaker of English and accept
the following sentence, please help me with judgement on a few more
examples.

 I wonder whom you believe bought the book.
 [The wh-word being 'whom', not 'who', is important.]

Contact me at: htanakaosk.3web.ne.jp

Any reference to such case alternation accompanying wh-movement
is also welcome.

Hiroyuki Tanaka
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