LINGUIST List, April 2005

April 2005 Issues

16.998 Jobs: General Ling: Lang Id Consultant, U/Pennsylvania
1. Shudong Huang, General Linguistics: Language Id Consultants, University of Pennsylvania, PA, USA
16.999 Sum: Expressions Similar to Hebrew 'bixlal'
1. Hagit Migron, Expressions Similar to Hebrew 'bixlal'
16.1000 Sum: The Origin of Agreement Systems
1. Greville Corbett, The Origin of Agreement Systems
16.1001 Qs: Phonetics & Phonology References;English Compounds
1. Mark A. Mandel, Phonetics and Phonology References
2. Cherry (Huei-ts) Huang, The Internal Structure of English Compound Words
16.1002 Jobs: General Linguistics: Instructor, Thammasat U
1. Chutamanee Onsuwan, Modified: 16.981: General Linguistics: Instructor, Thammasat University, Thailand
16.1003 Books: Hist Ling/Morphology/Typology: Bisang et al (Eds)
1. Julia Ulrich, What makes Grammaticalization?: Bisang, Himmelmann, Wiemer (Eds)
16.1004 Books: Psycholing/Semantics/Syntax: Schmiedtová
1. Julia Ulrich, At the Same Time...:Schmiedtová
16.1005 Books: Hist Ling/Socioling, English: Hickey
1. Julia Ulrich, A Sound Atlas of Irish English: Hickey
16.1006 Review: Bilingualism/Child Lang Acquisition: Kang (2004)
1. Hyun-Sook Kang, Developing in Two Languages
16.1007 Review: Discourse/History of Ling: Lerner (2004)
1. Galina Bolden, Conversation Analysis: Studies from the First Generation
16.1008 Calls: Computational Ling/Korea; Comp Ling/Jamaica
1. Robert Dale, International Joint Conference on Natural Language Processing
2. Geoff Sutcliffe, 12th International Conference on Logic for Programming Artificial Intelligence and Reasoning
16.1009 Calls: Computational Ling/Korea; Computational Ling/Korea
1. Francis Bond, 6th International Workshop on Linguistically Interpreted Corpora
2. Alessandro Lenci, OntoLex 2005 - Ontologies and Lexical Resources
16.1010 Support: Language Acquisition: Open Student, U of Maryland
1. Mike Long, Arabic, Standard;Chinese, Mandarin;Korean;Russian & Language Acquisition: Open Student, University of Maryland, College Park, USA
16.1011 Support: Comp Ling: PhD Student, University College Dublin
1. Fred Cummins, Computational Linguistics: PhD Student, University College Dublin, Dublin, UK
16.1012 Qs: Language Endangerment Group;Minimal & Maximal NPs
1. Bobby Hsu, Language Endangerment Working Group
2. Guddy Bhoot, Minimal and Maximal Noun Phrases
16.1013 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.1014 Calls: General Ling/France; Applied Ling/Turkey
1. Carole Cérignat, Constructions verbales et production de sens
2. Meral Şeker, 3rd International Postgraduate Conference on Language Teaching and Linguistics
16.1015 Jobs: Speech/Lang Pathology: Chair, U of Newcastle
1. Gerry Docherty, Speech & Language Pathology/Science: Chair, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
16.1016 Calls: General Ling/Computational Ling
1. Umarani Pappuswamy, South Asian Language Review
16.1017 FYI: LSA LISC Organized Session; 4/2005 SpecGram Online
1. Kristin Denham, LSA LISC Organized Session
2. Trey Jones, All-New SpecGram (April 2005) Online
16.1018 Disc: Re: 16.970: Historical Ling: Punctuated Equilibriu
1. Jose-Luis Mendivil, Re: 16.970: Historical Ling: Punctuated Equilibrium Model
16.1019 Disc: Re: 16.894: Abolishing Fund Drive
1. Oktay Ahmed, Re: 16.894: Abolishing Fund Drive
2. V. J. Fedson, Re: 16.894: Abolishing Fund Drive
3. Claire Bowern, Re: 16.894: Abolishing Fund Drive
16.1020 Books: Anthro Ling/Text/Corpus Ling, Ainu: Majewicz (Ed)
1. Julia Ulrich, The Collected Works of Bronislaw Pilsudski: Majewicz (Ed)
16.1021 Qs: Neurology of Bilingualism;Origin of the Word Loo
1. Andre Sherriah, Neurology of Bilingualism
2. David Faulkner, Origination of the Word Loo
16.1022 Qs: Readings on L2 Acquistion;Dacian Plaques Discovery
1. Johanna Rubba, Readings on L2 Acquistion
2. Massimo Bonasorte, Dacian Plaques Discovery
16.1023 Qs: Governing Lang Change;Unaccusative and Reflexive
1. Heather Schmidt, Institutions that Govern Language Change
2. Konrad Szczesniak, Alternating Unaccusative Verbs and the Reflexive
16.1024 Future: The Discipline is in Your Hands
1. linguist, Editor Ann Sawyer on life at LINGUIST
2. linguist, How to Donate
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16.1025 Books: Comp Ling/Ling Theories: McShane
1. Jared Wright, A Theory of Ellipsis: McShane
16.1026 Books: Applied Ling/Lang Acq/Psycholing: McGuinness
1. David Weininger, Language Development and Learning to Read: McGuinness
16.1027 Update: Join the Grad School Challenge
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16.1028 Jobs: Computational Ling: Post Doc, U of Potsdam
1. David Schlangen, Computational Linguistics: Post Doc, University of Potsdam, Germany
16.1029 Jobs: Lang Acquisition: Senior Lecturer, Heriot-Watt U
1. scott caithness, Language Acquisition: Senior Lecturer, Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
16.1030 Jobs: Spanish/Phonetics: Language Expert, UK
1. Darren Green, Spanish & Phonetics: Language Expert, Toshiba Research Europe Limited, United Kingdom
16.1031 Jobs: Lexicography/Dictionary Databases: Freelance, UK
1. Eleanor Cowan, Lexicography/Dictionary Databases: Freelance, Geddes & Grosset Book Publishers, Scotland, UK
16.1032 Jobs: Phonology: Visiting Asst Prof, U of Pittsburgh
1. Susan Merriman, Phonology: Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Pittsburgh, PA, USA
16.1033 Jobs: Arabic Linguistics:Visiting Asst Prof, U at Albany
1. Arlene Ticano, Arabic Linguistics: Visiting Assistant Professor, University at Albany, NY, USA
16.1034 Research: What's Your Specialist Field?
1. linguist, Takako Matsui on LINGUIST's Dissertations Mini-site
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16.1035 Media: In Land of Lexicons, Having the Last Word
1. Karen Chung, NYT: New lexicographer appointed for Oxford American Dictionary
16.1036 Media: Indystar: Town would be built for sign language
1. Karen Chung, Indystar: A town for sign language users
16.1037 Media: CP: Tribes, Gov't Want 'Squaw' Names Changed
1. Pamela Munro, CP: Tribes, Gov't Want 'Squaw' Names Changed
16.1038 Calls: General Ling/New Zealand; General Ling/Spain
1. Agnes Terraschke, Postgraduate Linguistics Conference
2. Rebeka Campos, 2005 Bilbao-Deusto International Student Conference in Linguistics
16.1039 Confs: Discourse Analysis/Ling & Literature/Nottingham,UK
1. Louise Mullany, Creativity in Language
16.1040 Review: Historical Ling/Lang Change: Beard (2004)
1. Andrea Pham, Language Change
16.1041 Review: 2nd Lang Acquisition/Semantics: VanPatten et al
1. Hiroshi Matsumoto, Form Meaning Connections in Second Language Acquisition
16.1042 Training: Support An Aspiring Linguist
1. linguist, Editor Jessica Boynton on Life at LINGUIST
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16.1043 Diss: Socioling: Sterling-Deer: 'Liberating Silent ...'
1. Carolyn Sterling-Deer, Liberating Silent Voices: Sociolinguistic Expressions of Identity in Dominican Female Second Language Learners' Online Communication
16.1044 Diss: Morphology: Chung: 'Mandarin Compound Verbs ...'
1. Karen Chung, Mandarin Compound Verbs
16.1045 FYI: ESSLI 2005, Edinburgh; EMLAR II at Utrecht U
1. Fairouz Kamareddine, 17th European Summer School in Logic, Language & Information
2. Sharon Unsworth, Acquisition Methodology Workshop (EMLAR II)
16.1046 Help: 24 Hours Left, $2000 needed!
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16.1047 Help: 23 Hours Left, $1500 Still Needed!
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16.1048 Funddrive: 24 Hour Dash Over! Only $12,000 left of Fund Drive!
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16.1049 Calls: Comp Ling/USA; Comp Ling/Psycholing/USA
1. Timothy Baldwin, ACL 2005 Workshop on Deep Lexical Acquisition
2. Aris Xanthos, ACL-05 Workshop on Psychocomputational Models of Human Language Acquisition
16.1050 TOC: Internat. J. of the Sociology of Lang 172 (2005)
1. Julia Ulrich, International Journal of the Sociology of Language Vol. 172 (2005)
16.1051 TOC: Linguistics and Education 15/1-2 (2004)
1. Sarah Oates, Linguistics and Education Vol. 15, No 1-2 (2004)
16.1052 TOC: Journal of Neurolinguistics 18/1 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Journal of Neurolinguistics Vol. 18, No. 1 (2005)
16.1053 TOC: Journal of Phonetics 33/1 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Journal of Phonetics Vol. 33, No. 1 (2005)
16.1054 TOC: English Today 21/2 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, English Today Vol. 21, No.2 (2005)
16.1055 TOC: Journal of Linguistics 41/1 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Journal of Linguistics Vol. 41, No.1 (2005)
16.1056 TOC: Bilingualism; Language and Cognition 8/1(2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Bilingualism; Language and Cognition Vol. 8, No.1 (2005)
16.1057 TOC: Language Teaching 37/3 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Language Teaching Vol. 37, No. 3 (2005)
16.1058 EMELD: Electronic Metastructure for Endangered Languages Data
1. linguist, What is the E-MELD project?
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16.1059 Review: Historical Ling/Mathematical Ling: Dahl (2004)
1. Kaius Sinnemäki, The Growth and Maintenance of Linguistic Complexity
16.1060 Thanks: After the Dash, The Race to End Fund Drive!
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16.1061 Jobs: Syntax: Asst Prof, Rutgers University
1. Mark Baker, Syntax: Asst Prof, Rutgers University, NJ, USA
16.1062 Review: AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW
1. Terry Langendoen, AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW
16.1063 Jobs: Applied Ling: Scholar/Asst Prof/Instructor, Turkey
1. Betil Eroz, Applied Linguistics: Visiting Scholar/Asst Prof/Instructor, Middle East Technical University, Turkey
16.1064 Change: The Course of Your Life!
1. linguist, Managing Editor Naomi Fox on Life at LINGUIST
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16.1065 Help: Only $9026 needed to end Fund Drive today!
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16.1066 Books: Historical Ling/Socioling, Spanish: Penny
1. Joyce Reid, Variation and Change in Spanish: Penny
16.1067 Books: Lang Description/Socioling, English: Hughes et al
1. Lyndsay MacAulay, English Accents and Dialects, Fourth Edition: Hughes, Trudgill, Watts
16.1068 Support: ASL & General Ling: Open Student, Boston U
1. Carol Neidle, American Sign Language & General Linguistics: Open Student, Boston University, Boston, USA
16.1069 Support: General Ling: PhD Student, University of Groningen
1. John Nerbonne, General Linguistics: PhD Student, University of Groningen, Netherlands
16.1070 Support: Psycholing: PhD Student, MPI for Psycholinguistics
1. Rian Zondervan, Psycholinguistics: PhD Student, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Netherlands
16.1071 Money: Do You Earn Enough?
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16.1072 Support: Modified: Phonetics: PhD Student, U College Dublin
1. Fred Cummins, Phonetics: PhD Student, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
16.1073 Support: Modified: General Ling: MA / MSc, Syracuse U
1. Karen Ames, Japanese & General Linguistics: MA / MSc Student, Syracuse University, Syracuse, USA
16.1074 Help: Only $3748 needed to end Fund Drive today!
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16.1075 Jobs: Computational Linguistics: Asst Prof, Georgetown U
1. Paul Portner, Computational Linguistics: Asst Prof, Georgetown University, DC, USA
16.1076 Jobs: Ext Deadline: English: Asst Prof/Lecturer, Japan
1. Shigeo Tonoike, Extended Deadline: English/Ling: Asst Prof/Lecturer, Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan
16.1077 Know: The Cost of LINGUIST List
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16.1078 Help: Only $3533 Needed to End Fund Drive Today!
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16.1079 Calls: Corpus Ling/UK; Anthropological Ling/South Africa
1. Alan Wallington, 3rd Workshop on Corpus-Based Approaches to Figurative Language
2. Nicholas Ostler, Foundation for Endangered Languages: Ninth Conference
16.1080 Calls: Neuroling/Finland; Historical Ling/UK
1. Frank Burchert, Science of Aphasia 6
2. Grace Brockington, Internationalism and the Arts: Cultural Exchange between Britain and Europe at the Fin de Siècle
16.1081 Confs: Syntax/Germanic/Tilburg, Netherlands
1. Laszlo Molnarfi, 20th Comparative Germanic Syntax Workshop
16.1082 Confs: Computational Ling/Geneva, Switzerland
1. Kyoko Kanzaki, 3rd International Workshop on Generative Approaches to the Lexicon
16.1083 Confs: Applied Ling/Language Acquisition/Adana, Turkey
1. Meral Şeker, 3rd International Postgraduate Conference on Language Teaching and Linguistics
16.1084 Confs: Neuroling/Graz, Austria
1. Peter Marschik, 5th Graz Symposium on Developmental Neurology
16.1085 Linguistics: Does Anyone Really Know What It Is?
1. linguist, Reflections from Ask-a-Linguist Panelist Anthea Fraser Gupta
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3. linguist, Thanks to you, we're almost there!
16.1086 Disc: Re: 16.894: Abolishing Fund Drive
1. Elisabeth Cottier-Fábián, Disc: Re: 16.894: Abolishing Fund Drive
16.1087 Disc: Re: 16.970: Punctuated Equilibrium Model
1. Ahmad Reza Lotfi, Re: 16.970: Historical Ling: Punctuated Equilibrium Model
2. Chris Cleirigh, Re: 16.970 Historical Ling: Punctuated Equilibrium Model
16.1088 Disc: New: Clitics and Agreement
1. Daniel Everett, Clitics and Agreement
16.1089 Community: What Does LINGUIST Mean To You?
1. linguist, An Appeal From New LINGUIST Advisor Jeff Allen
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16.1090 All: Obituary: Joseph Taglicht
1. Anita Mittwoch, Obituary: Joseph Taglicht
16.1091 Books: Discipline of Ling/Ling Theories: McGilvray
1. Joyce Reid, The Cambridge Companion to Chomsky: McGilvray
16.1092 Books: Historical Ling/Lang Description, Yiddish: Jacobs
1. Joyce Reid, Yiddish: Jacobs
16.1093 Books: Semantics/Syntax: Kim, Lander, Partee (Eds)
1. Matthew Wolf, Posessives and Beyond: Kim, Lander, Partee (Eds)
16.1094 Diss: Lang Acquisition: Aguado-Orea: 'The ...'
1. Javier Aguado-Orea, The Acquisition of Morpho-syntax in Spanish: Implications for current theories of development
16.1095 Professors: Where Can Your Students Find Free Money?
1. linguist, Support issues - for linguistics students worldwide.
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16.1096 Jobs: French Lang & Literature: Full Prof, Åbo Akademi U
1. Brita Warvik, French Language and Literature: Full Prof, Åbo Akademi University, Finland
16.1097 Jobs: English/Applied Linguistics: Lecturer, Hokkaido U
1. Paul Stapleton, English & Applied Linguistics: Lecturer, Hokkaido University, Hokkaido, Japan
16.1098 Jobs: Semantics: Asst Prof, U of California
1. Tanya Honig, Semantics: Asst Prof, University of California at Santa Cruz, CA, USA
16.1099 Jobs: Open Specialty: Asst Prof, India
1. Achla Raina, Open Specialty: Asst Prof, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India
16.1100 Books: Morphology/Syntax: Kroeger
1. Joyce Reid, Analyzing Grammar: Kroeger
16.1101 Jobs: Italian/Romance Ling: Full Prof, U van Amsterdam
1. Hotze Mulder, Italian& Romance Linguistics: Full Prof, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands
16.1102 Past: Present, and Future
1. linguist, Publications Editor Megan Zdrojkowski on Life at LINGUIST
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16.1103 Help: Only 8 Donations of $50 Needed to End Fund Drive Now!
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16.1104 Review: Morphology/Amerindian Langs: Stonham (2004)
1. Edward Vajda, Linguistic Theory and Complex Words
16.1105 Review: Lexicography/Lang Description: Harrell & Sobelman
1. Mary Shapiro, A Dictionary of Moroccan Arabic
16.1106 Learn: A New Language
1. linguist, Teaching and Learning Resources on LINGUIST
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16.1107 Help: Will You Donate to End Fund Drive Now?!
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16.1108 Calls: Applied Ling/Korea; General Ling/USA
1. Larry Chong, 4th ASIACALL International Conference
2. Carolyn O'Meara, Niagara Linguistic Society Conference
16.1109 Calls: Semantics/Netherlands; General Ling/Netherlands
1. Paul J.E. Dekker, 15th Amsterdam Colloquium, 2005
2. Elma Blom, Workshop Variation in Inflection
16.1110 Confs: General Ling/Kenitra, Morocco
1. Marouani Hakima, Current Issues in Comparative Linguistics
16.1111 Confs: General Ling/Paris, France
1. Olivier Baude, Journée d'étude: Corpus Oraux : Constitution, exploitation, conservation, diffusion.
16.1112 Confs: Linguistic Theories/Semantics/Tokyo, Japan
1. Christopher Tancredi, Semantics and Linguistic Theory
16.1113 Confs: Translation/Budapest, Hungary
1. Bente Maegaard, European Association for Machine Translation 10th Annual Conference
16.1114 Qs: Looking for a Comparative Grammar;Missingsch
1. Ahmed Hafez, Looking for a Comparative Grammar
2. Heiko Wiggers, Missingsch
16.1115 Review: Socioling/Genre Analysis: Aitchison & Lewis (2003)
1. Andy Van Drom, New Media Language
16.1116 Smashed: Final Fund Drive Total is $50758!!
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16.1117 All: LINGUIST Now Available by RSS!
1. Andrea Berez, LINGUIST Now Available by RSS!
16.1118 Support: General Linguistics: PhD Student, Roehampton U
1. Jennifer Coates, General Linguistics: PhD Student, Roehampton University, United Kingdom
16.1119 Support: Comp Ling: PhD Student, Oxford University
1. Stephen Clark, Computational Linguistics: PhD Student, Oxford University, Oxford, UK
16.1120 Support: Comp Ling: PhD Student, Brigham Young University
1. Christophe Giraud-Carrier, Computational Linguistics: PhD Student, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States
16.1121 Jobs: English/ L2 Acquisition: Researcher,U of Paderborn
1. Prof. Manfred Pienemann, English & Second Language Acquisition: Researcher, University of Paderborn, Germany
16.1122 Jobs: Text/Corpus Ling: Rank Open, European Commission
1. Ralf Steinberger, Text/Corpus Linguistics: Rank Open, European Commission, Italy
16.1123 Jobs: Translation: Linguistic QA Consultant, Washington
1. Aaron Schliem, Translation: Linguistic QA Consultant, Glyph Language Services, WA, USA
16.1124 Jobs: Italian/Romance Ling: Full Prof, U van Amsterdam
1. Hotze Mulder, Modified 16.1101: Italian& Romance Linguistics: Full Prof, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands
16.1125 Jobs: Applied Ling: Asst Prof, Texas A & M University
1. Elisabeth Mermann-Jozwiak, Applied Linguistics: Asst Prof, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, TX, USA
16.1126 Jobs: English/Discourse Analysis: Analyst/Linguist, CA
1. Katie Laine, English & Discourse Analysis: Discourse Analyst/Linguist, H5 Technologies, CA, USA
16.1127 Calls: Applied Ling/Belgium; Translation/Germany
1. Rita Temmerman, Multilingualism and Applied Comparative Linguistics
2. Stefanie Geldbach, Exchange of Lexical and Terminological Resources in Machine Translation (MT), Computer-Aided Translation (CAT) and Terminology Management Systems (TMS)
16.1128 Qs: Noun Classifiers & Classes;Karaoke for FL Learning
1. Madina Shaxbieva, Noun Classifiers and Noun Classes
2. Rudolf Reinelt, Karaoke for Learning a Foreign Language
16.1129 TOC: English Word-Wide 26/1 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, English Word-Wide Vol. 26, No. 1 (2005)
16.1130 TOC: Int J of Corpus Linguistics 10/1 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, International Journal of Corpus Linguistics Vol. 10, No. 1 (2005)
16.1131 TOC: Journal of Historical Pragmatics 6/1 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, Journal of Historical Pragmatics Vol. 6, No. 1 (2005)
16.1132 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.1133 Calls: Corpus Ling/UK; Phonology/Syntax/Netherlands
1. Martin Wynne, Corpus Approaches to the Language of Literature
2. Veronika Hegedus, Sounds of Silence: Empty Elements in Syntax and Phonology
16.1134 Calls: Applied Ling/English/Nigeria; Applied Ling/USA
1. Segun Awonusi, 22nd Nigeria English Studies Association Conference
2. Charles Combs, Second Language Research Forum
16.1135 TOC: Belgian Journal of Linguistics 17 (2003)
1. Paul Peranteau, Belgian Journal of Linguistics Vol.17 (2003)
16.1136 TOC: Belgian Journal of Linguistics 18 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Belgian Journal of Linguistics vol. 18 (2004)
16.1137 TOC: Int. J of Corpus Linguistics 8/2 (2003)
1. Paul Peranteau, International Journal of Corpus Linguistics Vol. 8, No. 2 (2003)
16.1138 TOC: Int J of Corpus Linguistics 9/1 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, International Journal of Corpus Linguistics Vol.9, No. 1 (2004)
16.1139 TOC: Int J of Corpus Linguistics 9/2 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, International Journal of Corpus Linguistics Vol. 9, No. 2 (2004)
16.1140 TOC: Historiographica Linguistica 31:1/1 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Historiographica Linguistica Vol .31:1, No.1 (2004)
16.1141 TOC: Babel 49/2 (2003)
1. Paul Peranteau, Babel Vol. 49, No. 2 (2003)
16.1142 TOC: Diachronica 21/1 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Diachronica Vol. 21, No. 1 (2004)
16.1143 TOC: Functions and Language 9/2 (2002)
1. Paul Peranteau, Functions and Language Vol. 9, No. 2 (2002)
16.1144 Books: Morphology/Syntax: Heggie, Ordóñez (Eds)
1. Paul Peranteau, Clitic and Affix Combinations: Heggie, Ordóñez (Eds)
16.1145 Books: Discourse Analysis/Pragmatics: Grillo (Ed)
1. Paul Peranteau, Power Without Domination: Grillo (Ed)
16.1146 Books: Historical Linguistics/Typology: Greenberg, Croft
1. Lowri Jones, Genetic Linguistics: Greenberg, Croft (Ed)
16.1147 Books: Language Acquisition: O'Grady
1. Joyce Reid, How Children Learn Language: O'Grady
16.1148 Books: Morphology/Psycholing/Semantics: Stekauer
1. Paul Peranteau, Meaning Predictability in Word Formation: Stekauer
16.1149 Diss: Phonology: Nevins: 'Conditions on (Dis)Harmony...'
1. Andrew Nevins, Conditions on (Dis)Harmony
16.1150 Qs: English Sentence Structure;Descriptive Study
1. Pranesh Bhargava, Grammaticality of the English Sentence Structure
2. Yu Dongtao, Descriptive Study
16.1151 Qs: Sound Change;Linguist-Software Interaction
1. Mahe Ben Hamed, Sound Change Universals
2. Burgel R.M. Faehndrich, Linguist-Software Interaction Survey
16.1152 Jobs: English & Communication Studies: Rank Open, Japan
1. Hiro Hosoi, English/Communication Studies: Rank Open, Gunma Prefectural Women's University, Japan
16.1153 Jobs: English Linguistics: Lecturer, Malmö University
1. Jean Hudson, English Linguistics: Lecturer, Malmö University, Sweden
16.1154 Jobs: Applied Ling: Course Tutor, China
1. Rebecca Hughes, Applied Linguistics/English for Academic Purposes: Course Tutor, University of Nottingham (China Campus programme), United Kingdom
16.1155 Calls: General Linguistics
1. Jacopo Garzonio, Studi Linguistici e Filologici On-line
16.1156 Disc: Comp Ling: A Challenge to the Minimalist Community
1. Richard Sproat, New: A Challenge to the Minimalist Community
16.1157 Books: Lexicography/Phonology, East Sudanic: Bender
1. Marvin Lionel Bender, The East Sudanic Languages: Bender
16.1158 Books: Morphology/Syntax: Kroeger
1. Joyce Reid, Analyzing Grammar: Kroeger
16.1159 Diss: Lang Acquisition: Moore: 'Articles and Proper ...'
1. Julia Moore, Articles and Proper Names in L2 English
16.1160 Diss: Lang Description/Typology: Dunham: 'Description..'
1. Margaret Dunham, Description ethno-linguistique des Valangi de Tanzanie
16.1161 Diss: Semantics: Mlynarczyk: 'Aspectual Pairing in ...'
1. Anna Mlynarczyk, Aspectual Pairing in Polish
16.1162 Books: Applied Linguistics: Ellis (Ed)
1. Paul Peranteau, Planning and Task Performance in a Second Language: Ellis (Ed)
16.1163 Books: Sociolinguistics, Italian: Totaro-Genevois
1. Kathryn King, Cultural and Linguistic Policy Abroad:Totaro-Genevois
16.1164 Media: IHT: Meanwhile: The world is Englishing
1. Anthony Aristar, IHT: Meanwhile: The world is Englishing
16.1165 Confs: Cognitive Science/Stresa, Italy
1. Leonardo Cerliani, 27th Conference of the Cognitive Science Society
16.1166 Calls: Computational Ling/USA; General Ling/Russia
1. Aline Villavicencio, ACL 2005 Workshop on Deep Lexical Acquisition
2. Nadezhda Zabelina, Language Study and Theory of Translation: Challenges for Today and Tomorrow
16.1167 Books: Discourse Analysis/Pragmatics: Carroll et al (Eds)
1. Paul Peranteau, Opening Windows on Texts and Discourses of the Past: Carroll et al (Eds)
16.1168 Books: Pragmatics/Psycholing/Socioling: Walters
1. Cathleen Petree, Bilingualism: Walters
16.1169 Books: Syntax/Cog Sci/Ling Theories: O'Grady
1. Cathleen Petree, Syntactic Carpentry: O'Grady
16.1170 Books: Applied Ling/Lang Acquisition: Mackey, Gass
1. Cathleen Petree, Second Language Research: Mackey, Gass
16.1171 Books: Applied Ling/Lang Acq/Pragmatics: Safont Jorda
1. Kathryn King, Third Language Learners: Safont Jorda
16.1172 Sum: Transcription of Digital Audio
1. Susan Gehr, Transcription of Digital Audio
16.1173 Diss: Lang Acquisition: Agathopoulou: 'Noun-noun ...'
1. Eleni Agathopoulou, Noun-noun Compounds in the Greek-English Interlanguage
16.1174 Calls: General Ling/USA; Computational Ling/UK
1. Robert Rankin, Siouan and Caddoan Linguistics Conference
2. Shalom Lappin, Lambda Calculus, Type Theory and Natural Language
16.1175 Confs: General Ling/Romance/Bremen, Germany
1. Elisabeth Verhoeven, Romanisation world-wide: The impact of French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish on the autochthonous languages of Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Austronesia (with special focus on Hispanicisation)
16.1176 Confs: General Ling/Bethlehem, PA, USA
1. Barbara Malt, Words and the World: How Words Capture Human Experience
16.1177 Confs: General Ling/Philadelphia, PA, USA
1. Lukasz Abramowicz, Penn Linguistics Colloquium 30
16.1178 Calls: Computational Linguistics
1. Diego Molla, Computational Linguistics
16.1179 TOC: Int J of Bilingual Ed. & Bilingualism 8/2&3 (2005)
1. Kathryn King, International Journal of Bilingual Education & Bilingualism Vol. 8, No. 2&3 (2005)
16.1180 TOC: Language and Education 19/2 (2005)
1. Kathryn King, Language and Education Vol. 19, No. 2 (2005)
16.1181 TOC: Histographica Linguistica 31/2-3 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Histographica Linguistica Vol.31, No.2-3 (2004)
16.1182 TOC: Language & Intercultural Communication 4/3 (2004)
1. Kathryn King, Language & Intercultural Communication Vol.4, No.3 (2004)
16.1183 Calls: Syntax/UK; Phonology/Hungary
1. Anders Holmberg, Structure of Parametric Variation
2. Marianna Tóth, 3rd Old World Conference in Phonology
16.1184 FYI: Questionnaire: Neologisms; 2nd Call: EUROLAN
1. Constantina Yiokari, Invitation to Questionnaire on Neologisms
2. Dan Cristea, 2nd Call for Participation: EUROLAN Summer School
16.1185 Jobs: Phonetics/Phonology: Researcher, U of Hamburg
1. Conxita Lleo, Central Catalan & Phonetics/Phonology: Researcher, University of Hamburg, Germany
16.1186 Jobs: Applied Ling: Asst Prof, University of Victoria
1. Gretchen Moyer, Applied Linguistics/ESL/EFL : Asst Prof, University of Victoria, BC, Canada
16.1187 Jobs: Acoustic Phonetics: Asst Prof, U of Victoria
1. Gretchen Moyer, Acoustic Phonetics: Asst Prof, University of Victoria, BC, Canada
16.1188 Diss: Lexicography: Mills: 'Computer-assisted ...'
1. Jon Mills, Computer-assisted Lemmatisation of a Cornish Text Corpus for Lexicographical Purposes
16.1189 Diss: Socioling/Phonology: Boughton: 'Phonological ...'
1. Zoë Boughton, Phonological Variation in Contemporary Standard French: A Tale of Two Cities
16.1190 TOC: Journal of Literaray Semantics 34/1 (2005)
1. Julia Ulrich, Journal of Literaray Semantics Vol. 34, No. 1 (2005)
16.1191 TOC: Linguistics 43/2 (2005)
1. Julia Ulrich, Linguistics Vol. 43, No. 2 (2005)
16.1192 Jobs: Computational Ling: Researcher, U of Tübingen
1. Stephan Kepser, Computational Linguistics: Researcher, University of Tübingen, Germany
16.1193 Calls: Comp Ling/Singapore; Semantics/Syntax/France
1. Thomas Zeugmann, 16th International Conference on Algorithmic Learning Theory
2. Patricia Cabredo Hofherr, 6th Syntax and Semantics Conference in Paris
16.1194 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.1195 Books: Applied Ling/Neuroling/Psycholing:Catts,Kamhi(Eds)
1. Cathleen Petree, The Connections Between Language and Reading Disabilities: Catts, Kamhi (Eds)
16.1196 Books: Lang Acquisition/Neuroling/Psycholing: Jaeger
1. Cathleen Petree, Kids' Slips: Jaeger
16.1197 Books: Phonology: van Oostendorp, van de Weijer (Eds)
1. Julia Ulrich, The Internal Organization of Phonological Segments: van Oostendorp, van de Weijer (Eds)
16.1198 Books: Hist Ling/Typology, Chukotko-Kamchatkan: Fortescue
1. Julia Ulrich, Comparative Chukotko-Kamchatkan Dictionary: Fortescue
16.1199 Books: Appl Ling/Ling & Lit, Dena'ina: Johnson, Kari (Ed)
1. Tom Alton, Sukdu Nel Nuhtghelnek: Johnson, Kari (Ed)
16.1200 Books: Applied Ling, Athabaskan: Holton, Tuttle (Eds)
1. Tom Alton, Working Papers in Athabaskan Languages 2004: Holton, Tuttle (Eds)
16.1201 Qs: L2 Coordination;Semantics in English Articles
1. Ute Bohnacker, L2 Acquisition of Coordination, OV and VO
2. Kyoungsook (Lucy) Kim, Semantics in English Articles
16.1202 Sum: Unaccusative, Reflexive, and Non-reflexive
1. Konrad Szczesniak, Unaccusative, Reflexive, and Non-reflexive
16.1203 Jobs: Phonology: Asst Prof, New York University
1. Evan Solomon, Phonology: Asst Prof, New York University, NY, USA
16.1204 Confs: Applied Ling/French/Accra, Greater Accra, Ghana
1. Alfred Arthur, Teaching Learning, Learning Teaching
16.1205 Calls: General Ling/USA; Corpus Ling/Singapore
1. Alicia Navarette, 13th Annual University of Texas at Arlington Student Conference in Linguistics
2. Thomas Zeugmann, 8th International Conference on Discovery Science
16.1206 Jobs: Phonology/Phonetics: Linguist/Project Manager, CA
1. Hiring Manager, Phonology/Phonetics: Linguist/Project Manager, Sensory, Inc., CA, USA
16.1207 Confs: Phonetics/Phonology/Barcelona, Spain
1. Pilar Prieto, Phonetics and Phonology in Iberia
16.1208 Confs: Semantics/Syntax/College Park, MD, USA
1. Lydia Grebenyova, Mayfest 2005: Wh-fest
16.1209 Confs: General Ling/Austronesian/Los Angeles, CA, USA
1. Kie Zuraw, 12th Meeting of the Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association
16.1210 Confs: Applied Ling/Lang Acquisition/Washington DC, USA
1. Jenna Beveridge, Arabic For Communication
16.1211 Calls: Neuroling/Italy; General Ling/Na-Dene/Canada
1. Matthew Finkbeiner, 1st Annual Rovereto Workshop on Bilingualism
2. Gary Holton, Dene (Athabaskan) Langauges Conference
16.1212 Calls: Pragmatics/Socioling/Spanish/UK; Phonology/Norway
1. Miranda Stewart, Spanish in Society Conference
2. Sylvia Blaho, Freedom of Analysis?
16.1213 Confs: Historical Ling/Corpus Ling/French/Antwerp,Belgium
1. Jesse Mortelmans, 11ème Colloque sur le moyen français
16.1214 Calls: Computational Ling/Corpus Ling/UK;General Ling/USA
1. Anja Belz, Workshop on Using Corpora for Natural Language Generation
2. Anne-Michelle Tessier, 36th Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society
16.1215 Calls: General Ling/Egypt; Applied Ling/Tunisia
1. Zeinab Ibrahim, 2nd International AUCOXF Conference on Languages and Linguistics
2. Hafedh Halila, International Colloquium on Teaching Applied Languages: Theory and Practice
16.1216 Review: Psycholinguistics: Field (2004)
1. Sonja Folker, Psycholinguistics: The Key Concepts
16.1217 Review: Applied Ling/Multilingualism: Zamel & Spack (2004)
1. Silvia Rossi, Crossing the Curriculum
16.1218 Review: Historical Ling/Syntax: van Gelderen (2004)
1. Heiko Narrog, Grammaticalization as Economy
16.1219 Review: Typology/Syntax: Dixon & Aikhenvald (2004)
1. Gary Holton, Adjective Classes: A cross-linguistic typology
16.1220 Review: Discourse/Pragmatics: Renkema (2004)
1. Guowen Huang, Introduction to Discourse Studies
16.1221 Review: Text/Corpus Ling: Boardman (2004)
1. Kara McBride, The Language of Websites
16.1222 Review: Sociolinguistics: Joseph (2004)
1. Simo Määttä, Language and Identity: National, Ethnic, Religious
16.1223 Books: General Ling: Chand et al (Eds)
1. Michael Bernstein, WCCFL 23: Chand et al (Eds)
16.1224 Books: Portuguese/Spanish: Eddington (Ed)
1. Michael Bernstein, Selected Proceedings of the 7th Hispanic Linguistics Symposium: Eddington (Ed)
16.1225 Books: Philosophy of Lang/Historical Ling: Heller-Roazen
1. David Weininger, Echolalias: Heller-Roazen
16.1226 Calls: Applied Ling/Anthro Ling
1. Umarani Pappuswamy, South Asian Language Review
16.1227 Sum: The Syntax of Transitive Adjectives
1. Fernando Martinho, The Syntax of Transitive Adjectives
16.1228 FYI: Summerschool in Generative Linguistics (egg05)
1. Klaus Abels, Summerschool in Generative Linguistics (egg05)
16.1229 Media: BBC: 'Geek speak' confuses net users
1. Karen Chung, BBC: 'Geek speak' confuses net users
16.1230 Media: NYT: Johnson's Dictionary
1. Karen Chung, NYT: Johnson's Dictionary
16.1231 Confs: Semantics/Brussels, Belgium
1. Mikhail Kissine, One-Day Workshop on Semantics
16.1232 Confs: Cognitive Sci/Neuroling/Psycholing/Ferrara, Italy
1. Marina Nespor, OMLL Workshop: 'Phylogeny and Ontogeny of Human Communication'
16.1233 Jobs: Natural Lang Processing: Research Engineer, Kofax
1. Recruiting, Statistical Natural Language Processing: Research Engineer, Kofax, CA, USA
16.1234 Jobs: Phonetics: Post Doc, University of Cincinnati
1. Suzanne Boyce, Phonetics: Post Doc, University of Cincinnati, OH, USA
16.1235 Jobs: Korean Lang Learning & Teaching: Chair,U of Hawaii
1. Robert Gibson, Korean Language Learning and Teaching: Chair, University of Hawaii, HI, USA
16.1236 Jobs: Psycholinguistics: Post Doc, U of Maryland
1. Colin Phillips, Psycholinguistics: Post Doc, University of Maryland, MD, USA
16.1237 Jobs: Psycholing: Research Asst, U of Maryland
1. Colin Phillips, Psycholinguistics: 3 Research Assistant Positions, University of Maryland, MD, USA
16.1238 Review: Morphology: Baeskow (2004)
1. Evanthia Petropoulou, Lexical Properties of Selected Non-native Morphemes of English
16.1239 Review: Translation: Angelelli (2004)
1. Ihab Shabana, Revisiting the Interpreter’s Role
16.1240 Books: Discourse Analysis/Socioling: Blommaert
1. Joyce Reid, Discourse: Blommaert
16.1241 Books: Applied Ling/Lang Acq/Socioling, Kaugel: Malone
1. Brian Homoleski, The In-Between People: Malone
16.1242 Books: Applied Linguistics/Language Acquisition: de Jong
1. K. van den Heuvel, Learning Second Language Grammar by Listening: de Jong
16.1243 Diss: Applied Ling: Pecorari: 'Original ...'
1. Diane Pecorari, Original Reproductions: An investigation of the source use of postgraduate second-language writers
16.1244 Review: Socioling/Lang Policy: Schjerve (2003)
1. Wim Vandenbussche, Diglossia and Power
16.1245 Review: Lang Description/Amerindian: Sakel (2004)
1. Olesya Khanina, A Grammar of Mosetén
16.1246 Calls: Ling & Literature/Malaysia; General Ling/Germany
1. Ganakumaran Subramaniam, Worlds in Discourse: Representations of Realities
2. Manfred Stede, Multidisciplinary Approaches to Discourse 2005
16.1247 All: Congratulations to Our Fund Drive Winners!
1. Neil Salmond, Congratulations to The Following Fund Drive Winners!
16.1248 Qs: Poll About Proverbs; Higgenbotham's Linking Theory
1. Britta Juska-Bacher, Poll About Proverbs
2. Tony Marmo, On Higgenbotham's Linking Theory
16.1249 Qs: Polite Pronouns; Longitudinal Acquisition Studies
1. Johannes Helmbrecht, Emergence and Spread of Polite Pronouns
2. Sonja Janssens, Longitudinal L2 Acquisition Studies
16.1250 All: Re: Disc, 16.894: Abolishing Fund Drive
1. Helen Aristar-Dry, Re: Abolishing Fund Drive
16.1251 Disc: Re: A Challenge to the Minimalist Community
1. Martha McGinnis, Re: 16.1156, A Challenge to the Minimalist Community
2. Peter Hallman, Re: 16.1156, A Challenge to the Minimalist Community
16.1252 Disc: New: Applied Ling: Terminology
1. Anne Rimrott, Terminology Problem: Interlingual? Intralingual?
16.1253 Disc: New: Media, IHT Article and Gerunding
1. Chas Mac Donald, Re: 16.1164, IHT Article and Gerunding
16.1254 Disc: New: LSA Resolution on Electronic Databases
1. Doug Whalen, LSA supports treating electronic data as publication
16.1255 Books: Anthro Ling/Lang Description/Typology: Gordon (Ed)
1. Brian Homoleski, Ethnologue: Gordon (Ed)
16.1256 Books: Historical Ling/Socioling,Tigak/Tok Pisin: Jenkins
1. Brian Homoleski, Language Contact and Composite Structures in New Ireland: Jenkins
16.1257 Review: Sociolinguistics: Tollefson & Tsui (2004)
1. Thapelo Otlogetswe, Medium of Instruction Policies: Which Agenda? Whose Agenda?
16.1258 Review: Phonology/Textbooks: Jensen (2004)
1. Michael Cahill, Principles of Generative Phonology
16.1259 Calls: Phonetics/Germany; General Ling/USA
1. Marzena Zygis, Conference on Turbulences
2. Marco Shappeck, South Asian Languages Analysis
16.1260 Calls: Translation/UK; Applied Ling/USA
1. Nicole Adamides, Translating and the Computer 27
2. marco shappeck, Teaching South Asian Languages
16.1261 Confs: Cognitive Sci/Brighton, UK
1. Vyv Evans, New Directions in Cognitive Linguistics: 1st UK Cognitive Linguistics Conference
16.1262 Media: NYT: Do You Speak Tho Fan?
1. Marisa Ferrara, NYT: Do You Speak Tho Fan?
16.1263 Confs: Typology/Phonetics/Phonology/Berlin, Germany
1. Laura Downing, International Conference on the Typology of Tone and Intonation
16.1264 Confs: Cognitive Sci/Hong Kong, China
1. Andus Wong, 11th International Conference on Processing Chinese and Other East Asian Languages
16.1265 Confs: Semantics/Syntax/London, Canada
1. Ileana Paul, Nudist(e): Atelier sur les Noms Nus / Workshop on Bare Nouns
16.1266 Confs: Lang Acquisition/Boston, USA
1. David Bamman, 30th Boston University Conference on Language Development
16.1267 Confs: General Ling/Ithaca, New York, USA
1. Sheila Haddad, Cornell Conference on Language and Poverty
16.1268 Confs: General Ling/Romance/Bremen, Germany
1. Elisabeth Verhoeven, Romanisation world-wide: The impact of French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish on the autochthonous languages of Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Austronesia (with special focus on Hispanicisation)
16.1269 Confs: Typology/Leipzig, Germany
1. Søren Wichmann, Typology of Stative-Active Languages
16.1270 Confs: Linguistic Theories/Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1. Umberto Ansaldo, Ecological and Evolutionary Perspectives on Language
16.1271 Confs: General Ling/Turku, Finland
1. Sanna-Kaisa Tanskanen, Organization in Discourse 3: The Interactional Perspective
16.1272 Jobs: Applied Linguistics/EFL:Teacher, Indonesia
1. Gusti Amri, Applied Linguistics/EFL:Teacher, EF Swara Group Jakarta, Jakarta Barat, Indonesia
16.1273 Jobs: French Ling: Asst or Assoc Prof, Simon Fraser U
1. Phyllis Wrenn, Discipline of Ling/French Ling: Asst or Assoc Prof, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada
16.1274 Jobs: Phonetics: Post Doc, U of Maryland at Baltimore
1. Maureen Stone, Phonetics: Post Doc, University of Maryland at Baltimore, MD, USA
16.1275 Books: Phonetics: Ashby, Maidment
1. Joyce Reid, Introducing Phonetic Science: Ashby, Maidment
16.1276 Books: Discourse Analysis/Pragmatics/Socioling: Kendon
1. Joyce Reid, Gesture: Kendon
16.1277 Support: Discourse Analysis: PhD Student, Open University
1. Guy Cook, Discourse Analysis: PhD