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• 2.7 Disc: CSC, Linguists in Israel
  1. Ronnie Wilbur, linguists in Israel
  2. Ronnie Wilbur, linguists in Israel
  3. Ronnie Wilbur, linguists in Israel
• 2.9 Disc: Linguistic Humor
  1. "don l. f. nilsen", Taxonomies of Linguistic Humor
• 2.10 Disc: CSC
  1. , Coordinate Structure Constraint
  2. , Coordinate Structure Constraint
• 2.11 Disc: IPA in ASCII, Linguists in Israel
  1. Robert D Hoberman, Linguists in Israel
  2. Robert D Hoberman, Linguists in Israel
  3. Robert D Hoberman, Linguists in Israel
• 2.13 Disc: CSC
  1. George Lakoff, Re: CSC
  2. Younghee Na, CSC
  3. John Goldsmith, CSC
• 2.15 Disc: IPA
  1. John Bro, Ascii IPA: Klattese
  2. Derk Ederveen, Re: IPA in ASCII
  3. , Re: IPA in ASCII
  4. Osamu Fujimura, Re: Answers and Queries
  5. Paul Saka, IPA on ASCII
  6. , IPA in Wordperfect
• 2.21 Disc: CSC
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: CSC
  2. , Not and stay sane, they can't.
  3. , Re: CSC
• 2.22 Disc: IPA, Situation semantics and IR
  1. Monica Macaulay, more ipa
  2. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", RE: IPA
  3. Prof Keith Van Rijsbergen, situation semantics and IR
• 2.26 Disc: Fonts
  1. , Dos Phonetics
  2. John E. Koontz, IPA Fonts for PC (and PCL [HP] type Printers)
  3. John E. Koontz, Mac Postscript Fonts to IBM Postscript Fonts
• 2.31 Disc: Cog Ling Assoc, Emotions, SIL number,
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Cognitive Linguistics Assoc.
  2. William J Frawley, Re: Queries
  3. , Subject: IPA: correction on SIL phone number
  4. "Michael Kac", Re: Queries
• 2.33 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics
  1. , Re: Cognitive Linguistics Assoc.
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: Replies
  3. George Lakoff, Reply to Professor Fromkin
• 2.36 Disc: Words and Emotions
  1. Jean-Marc Fellous, Re: Replies
• 2.49 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics
  1. , Lakoff's message of Feb 7, 91
  2. David Powers, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
  3. , Brand Names for Theoretical Frameworks
  4. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
  5. George Lakoff, Reply to Professor Fromkin
• 2.50 Disc: Complementizers, Music/Lang acq, Demi-syllable/syllable
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: Complementizers
  2. , Re: Complementizers
  3. "JIM WILCE", Re: Music/Language Acquisition
  4. David Leip, demi-syllable/syllable references
• 2.56 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
  2. Arild Hestvik, Cognitive Linguistics
  3. "don l. f. nilsen", Lakoff-Chomsky Debate on Cognitive Linguistics
• 2.59 Disc: Mother of, Wordperfect, Celticists, NLP
  1. Mark Turner, Mother Of
  2. Alida extn 4189, RE: Phonetics in Wordperfect
  3. , Celticists?
  4. Alexin Zoltan, NL Processing Companies in US?
• 2.60 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: Cognitive Linguistics
  2. , posting for the mailing list
• 2.63 Disc: Textbook, Unstressed vowels, Phonetics font
  1. , Re: Textbook for Graduate Linguistics
  2. , Call for Info on Unstressed Vowels
  3. Michael Covington, Re: Phonetics Font
• 2.64 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics
  1. Margaret Fleck, autonomy of language etc
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
  3. , Re: Cognitive Linguistics
• 2.65 Disc: Celtic, Mother of, Vowels
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: Celtic?
  2. , Mother of
  3. Paul Black, Education, NT Uni, Darwin, RE: Mother of
  4. "NORVAL SMITH, RE: Kamprath's Query on Vowels
  5. Pamela Munro, Kamprath's question on vowels
• 2.70 Disc: Quechua, Cognitive, Tromso
  1. , Re: Quechua
  2. "Michael Kac", Quechua
  3. Bill Poser, cognitive linguistics
  4. Marit Westergaard, Contacts in Tromsoe
  5. John Goldsmith, Re: Tromso
  6. , Re: Tromso
• 2.71 Disc: Vowels, Families, Mother of
  1. Mark Turner, Arsenio Hall and Mother Of
  2. , Articles Solicited
  3. , Re: Queries: Families
  4. Adam Kilgarriff, Mother of
  5. Larry Gillick, Mother of
  6. Mark Turner, Arsenio Hall and Mother Of
• 2.72 Disc: Stress,Families,Word freq,Soviet journal,Didactique,NLP
  1. Diane Brentari, stress
  2. , Language Families
  3. , German Word Frequency Lists
  4. , Articles Solicited
  5. , Didactique fle
  6. Mary Califf, help for a novice
• 2.75 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics
  1. , more on the cognitive issue
  2. Robert Goldman, cognitive linguistics; Linguist list
  3. "Michael Kac", Syntax
  4. George Berg, Poser (was: cognitive linguistics)
  5. Margaret Fleck, modularity?
  6. , cognitive linguistics
  7. Susan Newman, re: Cognitive Linguistics
  8. Fred, Cognitive Linguistics
• 2.76 Disc: Reading, Quechua, Vowels, Databases
  1. Mary Califf, thanks for reading list responses
  2. Joe Giampapa, Re: help for a novice
  3. William J. Rapaport, Re: Responses: Quechua
  4. Peter Cole, Quechua
  5. , Quechua
  6. , Responses: Quechua
  7. , quechua
  8. , Re: Responses: Quechua
  9. Wayles Browne, re: quechua
  10. "Michael Kac", Re: Responses: Vowels
  11. John Coleman, Reduced vowel system in English?
  12. , Stress
  13. , Re: Linguistic Databases
  14. "Hartmut Haberland, Roskilde University", German word lists
  15. Richard Hacken, German Word Frequency Lists
  16. Robert D Hoberman, Mother of Battles
• 2.79 Disc: Language Families
  1. , Language Families
  2. , Language Families
• 2.81 Disc: Stress,Finnish,Freq,Database,Quechua,Mother of,Heidelberg
  1. , Curious Stress Patterns
  2. Richard Ogden, Finnish
  3. Mark Mandel, German Word Frequency Lists
  4. , CHILDES data base
  5. Dan I. Slobin, Re: Responses: Databases
  6. , Thanks for Quechua info
  7. Monica Macaulay, Quechua
  8. "Hartmut Haberland, Roskilde University", RE: Heidelberg
  9. Larry Gillick, Mother of all Battles
  10. , mother of
• 2.82 Disc: Language Families & Unstressed Vowels
  1. "Michael Kac", Language families
  2. "Daniel L Everett", Re: Language Families
  3. Osamu Fujimura, Re: Vowels
  4. , Response: Stress
  5. , Response: Stress and Chinese
  6. , Response: Stress and Icelandic
  7. John Coleman, RE: Reduced Vowels
• 2.83 Disc: Language Families, Vowels & Stress
  1. Toby Paff, Nostratic
  2. Scott Delancey, Re: Language Families
  3. Mark Durie, RE
  4. "Bruce E. Nevin", Re: Curious Stress Patterns
  5. Rachelle Waksler, Re: Stress and Huasteco
  6. Mike Hammond, Sinhalese Stress
  7. 71040000, closed syllables
  8. "Michael Kac", Re: Unstressed Vowels
• 2.84 Disc: Kikongo,PC,Dict's,French,Maltese,Quechua,Heidelberg,Mother
  1. Ingo Plag, Kikongo
  2. David Leip, A call for assistance
  3. Wayles Browne, Dictionaries
  4. , Structure of French
  5. , Maltese
  6. , Quechua
  7. Karin Haenelt, Job, Queries, Summer School, Conferences
  8. , "mother of all battles"
• 2.85 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics
  1. Wayne Cowart, Cognitive Linguistics
  2. Bill Poser, cognitive linguistics
  3. "Daniel L Everett", falsification and usefulness
  4. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
  5. Scott Delancey, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
• 2.88 Disc: MS, Maltese, Kikongo, Mother of
  1. "Hartmut Haberland, Roskilde University", RE: Multilingual Scholar
  2. Henry Polard, Re: Maltese
  3. Joe Giampapa, Maltese
  4. , Re: Maltese
  5. Jacob Hoeksema, Re: Queries And Responses
  6. , Kikongo and Maltese
  7. John Goldsmith, Re: Kikongo
  8. "don l. f. nilsen", MOTHER-OF METAPHORS
  9. , The granddaddy of all headaches
  10. , Once more, mother of all battles
  11. "JOHAN ROORYCK", French introduction to linguistics
• 2.90 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics, French
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
  2. John Goldsmith, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
  3. , Cognitive/Functional Linguistics
  4. "Daniel L Everett", Apology
  5. "JOHAN ROORYCK", Introduction to French linguistics
• 2.92 Disc: Vowels and Stress
  1. , Unstressed vowels in English
  2. , Re: Unstressed Vowels
  3. , Re: Responses: closed syllables
  4. Richard Ogden, the suffix '-ate'
• 2.94 Disc: French, Parser, Cognitive
  1. , Query: objects of adjectives
  2. Jonathan Mead, Re: Intro to French Linguistics
  3. Mark Johnson, Parsers for the Macintosh?
  4. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Responses: Cognitive Linguistics
  5. , Modularity
  6. , Teenage Mutant Ninja Cognitive Locality Conditions
• 2.96 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Responses on Cognitive
  2. Scott Delancey, autonomous linguistics
  3. AVERY ANDREWS, Autonomy/Cognitive Linguistics
  4. John Coleman, Comment
  5. "Bruce E. Nevin", connectionist/cognitivist TR
• 2.97 Disc: Fonts, IT, Lg families, Falsifiability
  1. , WordPerfect/LaserJet fonts
  2. , IT (interliner processing software)
  3. , Language Families
  4. Herb Stahlke, RE: Language Families; Conferences
  5. , Popper's View on Falsifiability
• 2.98 Disc: Cognitive Linguistics: Last Posting on this Topic
  1. , Response to Pesetsky, Fromkin, and Poser
  2. John Goldsmith, MT
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Cognitive Linguistics
• 2.99 Disc: Albanian, Subject-verb, Transfixation, and more
  1. Barbara Levergood, Albanian
  2. Y knot, Re: Queries
  3. John Coleman, RE: Transfixation
  4. bert peeters, Middle voice
  5. , Re: Kikongo
  6. Tim Montler, Phonetics Fonts for Word Perfect and Laserjet
  7. , Re: Dissertations
  8. "NORVAL SMITH, RE: SIL, Phonetic Fonts, LINGUISTS Nameserver
  9. Thomas E Payne, Re: Word Perfect
  10. Harriet Ottenheimer, Re: IT
• 2.100 Disc: Phonology
  1. , Root Note
  2. , RE: Vowels and Stress
• 2.102 Disc: Functionalism and Computational Linguistics
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, formal and functional approaches
  2. Vicki Fromkin, MT
  3. , Computational Linguists vs. 'Real' Linguists
  4. , Locality
• 2.103 Disc: Wordperfect, Fonts, IT
  1. David Perelman-Hall, Re: Wordperfect
  2. Pierre Martin, RE A.M.-Ramer: phonetic fonts
  3. John E. Koontz, IT and Shoebox
• 2.105 Disc: Functionalism
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: Functional Linguistics
  2. , formal and functional approaches
  3. Brian MacWhinney, Is functionalism Inherently Shaky?
• 2.106 Disc: Language Families and Phonology
  1. Scott Delancey, Re: Language Families
  2. , Language Families
  3. , Joos and the Boas tradition
  4. Pierre Martin, RE rwojcik: phonology
  5. "ACAD3A::FFJAL1", Consonant cooccurrence constraints for roots
• 2.107 Disc: Arabic, Ozark, English, WP, Pear, Phonology
  1. , Re: Agreement in Arabic
  2. Pamela Munro, Ozark English
  3. "Michael Kac", Subject-Verb Agreement in English
  4. , Pear Stories!
  5. Michael Covington, Re: Wordperfect, Fonts, IT
  6. , Vowels and Stress
• 2.109 Disc: Functionalism
  1. , Newmeyer and functionalism
  2. "Michael Kac", Functionalism vs. Formalism
• 2.111 Disc: Gallistel, Shoebox, Elgin, WordPerfect,
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Conferences: SAMLA, Southeast Asian, SPP
  2. Thomas E Payne, Shoebox
  3. , Ozark English
  4. Wayne Cowart, WordPerfect and special characters
  5. "ACAD3A::FFJAL1", WP fonts
• 2.112 Disc: Functional, Warning, Joos, Finnish, Body-Parts
  1. Scott Delancey, formal and functional
  2. , A Word of Warning from John von Neumann
  3. "Bob King - ligi355@utxvms.cc.utexas.edu, More on Martin Joos and the Boas Tradition
  4. Richard Ogden, linguists working on Finnish
  5. Allan C. Wechsler, Borrowing of body-part words
• 2.113 Disc: Phonology
  1. Mike Hammond, Penults in English
  2. , History of Phonology
  3. "Grover.Hudson", Phonology
  4. John Coleman, Vowel reduction; consonant cooccurence constraints
  5. John Coleman, Consonant cooccurrence constraints for roots
• 2.116 Disc: Morphophonology
  1. Joe Salmons, root structure constraints
  2. Harry Bochner, Morphological Juncture; Morphophonology
  3. Phil Bralich, Re: Morphological Juncture; Morphophonology
• 2.118 Disc: Functionalism and MT
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, formal and functional
  2. Guido Vanden Wyngaerd, Re: Functionalism
  3. , Re: Vicki Fromkin on MT
• 2.119 Disc: Fonts; Shoebox; IT; Body-Part Borrowings
  1. THE GAR, Re: Wordperfect
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", shoebox
  3. , Responses to my query about IT
  4. John E. Koontz, Conerting Macintosh Postscript Fonts to PC Postscript Fonts
  5. John E. Koontz, Re: Borrowing words for parts of the body
• 2.122 Disc: (Morpho)phonology
  1. , Morphology; Evaluation Metric
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", morphophonology/phonology boundary
  3. , RE: History of Phonology
• 2.124 Disc: Functionalism, Word-Processing, Banned Lgs, Mother
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Functionalism
  2. John Goldsmith, Re: Word Processing
  3. John Goldsmith, Banned Languages
  4. Ellen Spolsky, more on mother
• 2.125 Disc: V1 and V2, Newsletter, Tsou, Latin, and more
  1. A. Kathol, V1 and V2
  2. , Californian Linguistic Newsletter
  3. Nakamura Akira, Re Tsou
  4. Bruce E Wilson, help with Latin -
  5. "NORVAL SMITH, RE: Nameserver
  6. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Renumber
  7. "Hi, 'lo", Re: Banned Lgs
  8. Guido Vanden Wyngaerd, Renumbering
• 2.126 Disc: Functionalism, MT
  1. R.Hudson, functionalism versus formalism
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Functionalism and MT
  3. , Re: formal and functional
• 2.129 Disc: Newsletter, Tone, Mother of, Banned lgs, and more
  1. , California Linguistic Newsletter and Tsou
  2. Robert D Hoberman, More on "Mother of Battles"
  3. Murvet Enc, banned languages
  4. "JIM WILCE, ", Re: Queries: Marking of Emotion in tone languages
  5. "Evan Antworth", SIL software (IT, Shoebox, etc.)
  6. , Language Families
• 2.131 Disc: (Morpho)phonology
  1. John Coleman, (Morpho)phonology
  2. Mike Hammond, (Morpho)phonology
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Halle's classic argument
• 2.132 Disc: Munda, Banned Lgs, Fonts, Mother
  1. , Munda languages
  2. Scott Delancey, Munda
  3. Michael Covington, Phonetic fonts
  4. Kjetil R} Hauge, banned languages
  5. Daniel Radzinski, Banned languages
  6. Dragon Systems, More on Mother
• 2.133 Disc: Structuralism
  1. "Michael Kac", Structuralism, practice and preaching
• 2.135 Disc: Phonology
  1. , Hades and Ulysses
  2. , Re: (Morpho)phonology
  3. , History of Phonology
• 2.136 Disc: Banned Lgs, Wehrli, Mutative, Roget, Mother
  1. "Michael Kac", Banned languages
  2. "NORVAL SMITH, wehrli; if this is not up to date, I obviously would like to know
  3. , Re: Eric Wehrli's email address:
  4. , 'Mutative', Lexicon of Linguistic Terminology
  5. , Re: mutative
  6. William J Frawley, Re: Roget
  7. Dragon Systems, Sorry, Mother
• 2.137 Disc: Munda, Shoebox
  1. Ian Smith, Re: Munda Homeland
  2. John E. Koontz, Shoebox
• 2.140 Disc: (Morpho)phonology
  1. , (Morpho)phonology
  2. , Re: Halle on the Phoneme
  3. AVERY ANDREWS, (morpho)phonemics; Halle's argument
  4. , Russian i/y controversy
  5. Harry Bochner, Re: Hades and Ulysses
  6. "M. Sokolik", Re: (Morpho)phonology
• 2.141 Disc: "mis-course", Nonstandard, Banned, Bantu, Structuralism
  1. , re: "mis-course"
  2. John Phillips, Re: Non-Standard Languages, Banned Languages
  3. "Ron W. P. Brasington", Re: Polynesian phonotactics query
  4. Julie Coleman, Banned Languages
  5. Herb Stahlke, Bantu pragmatics
  6. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Structuralism
• 2.143 Disc: Intuition, Phonology, Structuralism
  1. , Re: intuition
  2. "Michael Kac", The Truth About Everything
  3. Bill Eldridge, Intuition
• 2.145 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. R.Hudson, teaching about non-standard dialects
  2. , Banned Languages
  3. , Banned Languages
  4. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", Banned languages
  5. , RE: Queries
  6. Murvet Enc, Re: Kurdish
• 2.146 Disc: Phonology
  1. , Re: Halle on the Phoneme
  2. , Halle and Baudouin
  3. , Re: (Morpho)phonology
  4. Mike Hammond, Phonology
  5. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: (Morpho)phonology
• 2.148 Disc: Intuition,Nonstandard,Subject-verb,Formal/funct,Flaming
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Intuition
  2. mark l louden, Dialect/Standard Pedagogical Programs
  3. , Subject-verb agreement
  4. , formal/functional linguistics
  5. , "Flaming"
• 2.150 Disc: Phonology
  1. Richard Hacken, Canasta/canaster brouHAha
  2. AVERY ANDREWS, halle's argument
  3. , Phonology (Replies to Wojcik, Hammond, and Hutchinson)
• 2.152 Disc: Dura mater, Intuition, Pronoun, Text Encoding, Tone
  1. Richard Coates, The Dura mater
  2. David E Newton, Intuition or Intuition?
  3. "NORVAL SMITH, RE: Pronoun Agreement
  4. "NANCY M. IDE, Text Encoding Initiative
  5. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: Grammatical Tone
• 2.153 Disc: Functional Linguistics
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Responses
  2. , Formal vs. functional
• 2.154 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. Daniel Radzinski, banned languages
  2. Geoffrey Nunberg, re banned languages
  3. Helge Dyvik, Banned languages: non-standard dialects
  4. , Banned Languages
  5. "Lynn Nichols", banned languages
  6. , Re: Responses
  7. "Hi, 'lo", Re: Banned Languages
  8. Karen Christie, Re: Banned Languages
• 2.156 Disc: Morphophonology
  1. Mike Hammond, Morphophonology
  2. , Re: Russian i/y controversy
  3. , Re: Phonology (reply to Manaster-Ramer)
  4. "Michael Kac", Hutchinson's Argument Contra Halle
• 2.157 Disc: Flaming, Kanji, Tense
  1. , flaming and the discourse community
  2. "Hi, 'lo", query on kanji
  3. Jan Olsen, Tense in HEADLINES
• 2.159 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. "Michael Kac", Beatings
  2. "NORVAL SMITH, banned languages
  3. Margaret Fleck, Banned languages
  4. "N.O. Monaghan", Re: Banned Languages
• 2.160 Disc: Morphophonology (Part 1)
  1. "NORVAL SMITH, RE: Morphophonology
  2. , Morphophonology
• 2.161 Disc: Morphophonology (Part 2)
  1. , Phonology (Re: Hammond on English Stress)
  2. Harry Bochner, Morphophonology
  3. John Coleman, RE: Morphophonology
  4. , Phonology
  5. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", orthography and phonological intuitions
• 2.162 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. , Banned Languages
  2. THE GAR, Re: Banned Languages
  3. Jan Olsen, Banned languages
  4. John Goldsmith, Re: Banned Languages
  5. Charles, banned / nonstandard lgs.
  6. Frank Anshen, Re: Banned Languages
• 2.163 Disc: Dummy There
  1. , Re: Query: Transitive constructions with Dummy 'There'
  2. , Dummy there
• 2.164 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. Scott Delancey, banned languages
  2. Dragon Systems, Banned Languages
  3. Stephen P Spackman, Re: Banned Languages
  4. , Re: Banned Languages
  5. Karen Christie, Re: Banned Languages
  6. Scott Delancey, Re: Banned Languages
• 2.165 Disc: Phonology
  1. , Re: i/y controversy
  2. Frank McLellan, Re: Morphophonology (Part 1
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Morphophonology (Part 2)
• 2.167 Disc: Language in Quebec
  1. Charles, banned etc. responses
  2. Hummel, Re: Banned Languages
• 2.168 Disc: Language in Quebec (part 2)
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: Banned Languages
  2. Pat Riva, Banned Languages: Quebec
  3. Lionel Moser, Re: banned languages
  4. Margaret Fleck, Quebec French
• 2.169 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. Hunter Huckabay, banned languages
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: Banned Languages
  3. , Banned Languages
  4. "Hartmut Haberland, Roskilde University", RE: Banned Languages
  5. Helge Dyvik, banned/non-standard languages
  6. , Re: Banned Languages
  7. Karen Christie, Re: Banned Languages
  8. Koenraad De Smedt, banned languages
  9. Larry P Gorbet ANTHROPOLOGY, Re: Banned languages
• 2.171 Disc: Phonology (part 1)
  1. , Re: Morphophonology (Part 1)
  2. Mike Hammond, English Stress
  3. , Phonology
• 2.172 Disc: Phonology (Part 2)
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", "American structuralists all agreed"
• 2.176 Disc: Language in Quebec
  1. bert peeters, Canadian French
  2. Mark Seidenberg, Je me souviens
  3. Ellen Prince, mea culpa
• 2.177 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. , Breton
  2. Michael Gasser, Ethiopia
  3. , Re: Gaelic
  4. "Hi, 'lo", Re: Breton
• 2.178 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. "Michael Kac", Approved Names
  2. , Names in France
  3. , Bilingual education
  4. John E. Koontz, Re: Banned Languages: Breton
  5. Greg Stump, Breton/Banned languages
  6. Mari Olsen, Re: Banned Languages
• 2.179 Disc: Signed Languages
  1. Karen Christie, Re: Banned Languages
  2. Karen Christie, Re: Sign
• 2.181 Disc: Comparatives, ICLA, Wolof/West Armenian, and more
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Comparatives
  2. Paul Saka, ROOM SHARING AT SANTA CRUZ
  3. Ellen Broselow, Wolof or Western Armenian
  4. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Women in Linguistics
  5. Dominique Estival, Women in Linguistics
  6. Paul Saka, Manaster-Ramer on "formal"
  7. "Hi, 'lo", Re: PSE
• 2.182 Disc: Language in Quebec
  1. , Language in Quebec
• 2.183 Disc: Language in Quebec (Part 2)
  1. , Language in Quebec.
  2. , Re: Language in Quebec
  3. , Quebec
• 2.184 Disc: Phonology
  1. , Re: Russian i/y
  2. Harry Bochner, Re: Phonology (Part 1)
  3. John Coleman, RE: Phonology (Part 1)
  4. , Re: Corrections
• 2.185 Disc: Language in Quebec: What stand should linguists take?
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Language in Quebec
  2. , Language in Quebec (Part 2)
  3. , Language in Quebec (Part 2)
• 2.186 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. , Re: Banned Languages: Breton
  2. "NORVAL SMITH, RE: Banned Languages
  3. , Banned languages/unbanned varieties
  4. Itziar Laka, banned languages: Basque
  5. bert peeters, Language education in Belgium and related matters
  6. "N.O. Monaghan", Re: Banned Languages
• 2.189 Disc: Comparatives
  1. David Nash, Comparatives
  2. , comparatives and superlatives
  3. Dominique Estival, Queries and Responses
  4. John Phillips, Re: Comparatives
• 2.191 Disc: Phonology
  1. , Re: Phonology
  2. Mike Hammond, Rules
  3. , Re: Phonology
  4. bert peeters, Borrowing of phonological structures
  5. John Coleman, Sanity
  6. John Coleman, Formalism
• 2.192 Disc: Language, Law and Ideology
  1. Geoffrey Nunberg, banned languages: Official English
  2. Frank Anshen, Re: Banned Languages
  3. "Michael Kac", Anshen vs. Seidenberg (Here we go again ...)
  4. Sheldon Harrison, Quebec, Canadian Biculturalism
• 2.193 Disc: Language, Law and Ideology (Part 2)
  1. John Goldsmith, Re: What stand should linguists take?
  2. , Canada and the US
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: What stand should linguists take?
• 2.195 Disc: Banned Languages
  1. , Re: Banned Languages
  2. , Re: Banned Languages
  3. bert peeters, Languages in Belgium
• 2.196 Disc: Comparatives, Addresses, and Various
  1. Robert D Hoberman, Comparatives
  2. bert peeters, Comparatives and superlatives in French
  3. , Addresses
  4. Steve Harlow, RE: Han Yang
  5. , A little humour.
  6. Carol Neidle, Re: Sentence Final Particles
• 2.197 Disc: Lang in Quebec: What rights do Language Communities have?
  1. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", rights of language communities
  2. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", Quebec language policy debate
  3. Charles, one last quebec
• 2.200 Disc: Initial Glottal Stop/Zero Contrast
  1. , Glottal Stop in Rarotongan
  2. Sheldon Harrison, Initial Glottal Stop
  3. , Re:Glottal Stop in Wu
  4. , Glottal stop in Samoan
  5. Joe Stemberger, Glottal Stop in Cambodian
• 2.201 Disc: Linguistic Communities and their Rights
  1. Hurch, banned languages
  2. Koenraad De Smedt, standard Dutch
  3. "Hartmut Haberland, Roskilde University", RE: What rights do language communities have?
  4. , Re: What rights do language communities have?
  5. Sarah Thomason, Native American languages taught
  6. John Goldsmith, languages without orthographies
• 2.203 Disc: Bilingualism, Hebrew, Intro ling books, and Various
  1. , Bilingualism in Belgium
  2. , Hebrew for Wordperfect
  3. , intro to linguistics
  4. "Norval Smith, RE: English Dialects
  5. , Phonetic fonts for MacIntosh
• 2.204 Disc: Comparatives, Schools, Orthographies, Glottal Stop
  1. Guido Vanden Wyngaerd, Response: Comparatives
  2. , Phonology and Orthography
  3. , Re: Queries
  4. Joe Giampapa, Re: macrakis; vol.2,no.0203
  5. , Re: Glottal Stop
• 2.205 Disc: Last Word on Quebec
  1. , Language in Quebec
• 2.207 Disc: WP, Comparatives, Glottal Stop
  1. Lesli LaRocco, Hebrew for WordPerfect 5.1
  2. , macintosh fonts
  3. Elissa Feit, Re: Comparatives
  4. bert peeters, Comparatives/superlatives in French
  5. John Rennison, Glottal stops
• 2.208 Disc: Language and Culture (Part 1)
  1. BILL ELDRIDGE, Re: What stand should linguists take?
  2. Mari Olsen, Re: Language, Law and Ideology
  3. "Michael Kac", English-only laws and individual rights
• 2.209 Disc: Language and Culture (Part 2)
  1. , Re: Linguistic Communities and their rights
  2. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", RE: Banned Languages
  3. Mark Seidenberg, finis
• 2.210 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. Harry Bochner, Rules and generalizations
  2. Richard Ogden, orthography
  3. Lesli LaRocco, Orthography and Phonology
• 2.212 Disc: Tongue Twisters; More info on Shoebox
  1. David Leip, Mandarin Tongue Twister
  2. Joe Giampapa, tongue twisters/naming anecdote
  3. John E. Koontz, Shoebox Workaround
• 2.216 Disc: Language, Rights and Law
  1. , Re: Language and Culture (Part 1)
  2. , Re: Language and Culture (Part 1)
  3. Charles, reponses
  4. connie gergen, Re: What stand should linguists take?
  5. Celso Alvarez, Re: Banned Languages
  6. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", RE: Banned Languages
  7. , Banned Languages
• 2.217 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. Mike Hammond, Possible Words of a Language
  2. , Re: Phonology and Orthography
  3. , rule/list dichotomy
  4. John Coleman, RE: Phonology and Orthography
  5. , Letter names
  6. , Data in Linguistics
• 2.218 Disc: Colourless green ideas, Acronyms
  1. bert peeters, Colourless green ideas / D'incolores idees vertes
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: Acronyms
• 2.219 Disc: Pronoun Doubling
  1. bert peeters, Double pronouns
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", apparent obligatory pleonasm
  3. Koenraad De Smedt, pronoun doubling
• 2.221 Disc: Children's Language Games, Green Ideas
  1. "Hi, 'lo", Re: Children's Language Games
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Children's Language Games
  3. Arnfinn Muruvik Vonen, Re: Colorless Green
  4. Helge Dyvik, Colourless green ideas
  5. William J. Rapaport, Colorless green ideas
• 2.222 Disc: More Tongue Twisters
  1. Dominique Estival, French Tongue Twisters
  2. Bill Eldridge, Czech Tongue Twisters
• 2.223 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. John Goldsmith, Re: phonology of letter names
  2. John Coleman, Phonology and Orthography
• 2.224 Disc: Language and Law
  1. Enric Vallduvi, catalonia like quebec?
  2. , Approved names
  3. Geoffrey Nunberg, US English-only measures
• 2.225 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Phonology and Orthography
  2. , Re: Phonology and Orthography
  3. , Letter names
  4. Hurch, re: Phonology and Orthography re: Coleman
• 2.227 Disc: Tongue Twisters
  1. David Stampe, Tongue Twisters
  2. bert peeters, French tongue twisters
  3. Sheldon Harrison, Gilbertese tongue twisters
  4. Herb Stahlke, RE: Yoruba Tongue Twisters
  5. , German tongue-twisters
  6. , Re: Portuguese Tongue Twisters
  7. , French Tongue Twisters
• 2.229 Disc: Pronoun Doubling
  1. bert peeters, Pronoun doubling in Dutch dialects
  2. , Pronoun doubling/copula doubling
  3. "GEERAERTS DIRK, Beeken Jeannine", Re: Responses: Pronoun Doubling
• 2.230 Disc: Summary of Banned Languages Discussion, Language and Law
  1. Bernard Spolsky, Summary of banned languages discussion
  2. "Norval Smith, RE: Language and Law
• 2.232 Disc: Pronoun Doubling, Word Games
  1. Jan Olsen, Re: Pronoun doubling
  2. , Responses: Children's Language Games, Green Ideas
  3. Dale Savage, children's speech play
  4. Michael Gasser, Language games
• 2.233 Disc: African, Analogy, Acronyms, Colourless, Hyouston
  1. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", survival or not of African languages among slaves
  2. , analogy
  3. , Ritvo
  4. Ellen Prince, correction: parse of the family name 'katz'
  5. William J. Rapaport, Colourless green ideas
  6. Ellen Prince, Re: Queries
• 2.234 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. John Coleman, RE: Phonology and Orthography
  2. John Coleman, Phonology and Orthography
  3. Robert D Hoberman, Letter names "outside the system"?
  4. Robert D Hoberman, Putative syllabaries in Semitic
• 2.237 Disc: Tongue Twisters
  1. , Re: Catalan Tongue Twisters
  2. Charles, German tongue twisters
  3. Wayles Browne, Re: French Tongue Twisters
  4. bert peeters, Dutch tongue twisters
• 2.238 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. , Re: Phonology and Orthograpyh
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: Queries
• 2.239 Disc: V/3, Black Engl, Hyouston, Pronoun Doubling, Cog ling
  1. Jan Olsen, V/3 in West Germanic
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", Black English
  3. Joe Stemberger, Re: Hyouston
  4. John E. Koontz, Pronoun Doubling in Siouan
  5. , cognitive linguistics revisited (sorry)
• 2.243 Disc: Reflexives, Hawkins, Fonts, Acronymic names
  1. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", RE: Reflexives
  2. , Reference for John A. Hawkins
  3. Roland Noske, phonetic fonts for Signum!2
  4. Robert D Hoberman, Acronymic names
• 2.244 Disc: Phonology and Orthography (Part 1)
  1. Hurch, phonology and orthography
  2. Jim Scobbie, Rules and representations
  3. John Coleman, Putative syllabaries in Semitic
• 2.245 Disc: Phonology and Orthography (Part 2)
  1. Dr M Sebba, letter names
  2. Margaret Fleck, Syllabaries and "syllabaries"
  3. Paul Saka, formalism, 2d try
• 2.246 Disc: Pronoun Doubling
  1. , Re: Pronoun Doubling
  2. "GEERAERTS DIRK, Beeken Jeannine", Re: Pronoun Doubling
• 2.250 Disc: The Survival of African Languages among Slaves
  1. Margaret Fleck, survival or not of African languages among slaves
  2. BILL ELDRIDGE, Re: Responses: African, Analogy, Acronyms, Hyouston
• 2.251 Disc: Tongue Twisters
  1. , RE: Tongue Twisters
  2. bert peeters, Dutch tongue twisters
  3. Hoskuldur Thrainsson, Re: Icelandic Tongue Twisters
  4. Richard Coates, Tongue twister in Catalan
• 2.252 Disc: Hyouston
  1. Robert D Hoberman, Houston
  2. , Hyouston
• 2.255 Disc: The Survival of Immigrant Languages
  1. "Norval Smith, RE: The Survival of African Languages among Slaves
  2. mark l louden, Re: The Survival of African Languages among Slaves
  3. , Re: The Survival of African Languages among Slaves
  4. , Re: The Survival of African Languages among Slaves
• 2.257 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. Margaret Fleck, Phonology and Orthography
  2. , Re: Phonology and Orthography
  3. Harriet ottenheimer, Re: Phonology and Orthography (Part 2)
• 2.258 Disc: Tongue Twisters
  1. Dr M Sebba, Re: Czech and Zulu Tongue Twisters
  2. ChangBong Lee, Re: Korean Tongue Twisters
  3. Victor Raskin, Russian Tongue Twister
  4. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", long tongue twister
• 2.259 Disc: Hindi, Pseudo-Obliques, Himself, Acronyms
  1. David E Newton, Hindi Loanwords
  2. Lesli LaRocco, PSEUDO-OBLIQUE SUBJECTS
  3. , Herself/himself in Hiberno-English
  4. Herb Stahlke, RE: Acronyms
• 2.260 Disc: Pronoun Doubling, Hyouston
  1. bert peeters, Pronoun doubling in Flemish dialects
  2. Guido Vanden Wyngaerd, Pronoun Doubling
  3. , Re: Hyouston
  4. "Norval Smith, RE: Hyouston
• 2.261 Disc: The Survival of Immigrant Languages
  1. Herb Stahlke, RE: The Survival of Immigrant Languages
  2. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", survival of immigrant languages
  3. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", survival of immigrant lgs again
• 2.265 Disc: Pseudo-oblique, Hist lx, Hyouston,
  1. , Pseudo-oblique objects
  2. , Word stability in historical linguistics
  3. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", hyouston
• 2.266 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. "Mark Durie", Re: Phonology and Orthograph
  2. , Phonology and Orthography
  3. John Coleman, RE: Phonology and Orthography
  4. , Dutch spelling changes
• 2.267 Disc: Sociolinguistic Issues: Survival and Bilingualism
  1. mark l louden, Re: The Survival of Immigrant Langugaes
  2. , The Survival of Immigrant Langugaes
  3. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", non-bilingual police and judiciary
  4. Karen Christie, Re: FYI
• 2.269 Disc: Tongue Twisters
  1. mark l louden, German Tongue Twisters
  2. Hurch, tongue twisters, re: morse-gagne
  3. "Stephan Busemann", German Tongue Twisters
• 2.272 Disc: Register and Net-Discourse
  1. Peter Gingiss, Register
  2. , Flaming and E-mail discourse
• 2.273 Disc: Diacritics and Acronyms
  1. bert peeters, ISO10646 and diacritical marks
  2. Daniel Radzinski, Hebrew based acronyms
• 2.275 Disc: Things Phonological and Orthographical
  1. , Reply to Responses
  2. fleck@robots.oxford.ac.uk, Phonology and Orthography
  3. Diane L. Olsen, Re: ISO10646 and diacritical marks
• 2.276 Disc: urkish, Flemish, Pseudo-Oblique objects
  1. Sean Boisen, Turkish query
  2. , Flemish
  3. bert peeters, Pseudo-oblique objects
• 2.277 Disc: Tongue Twisters
  1. Projekt Matrace, Czech tongue twisters
  2. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", tongue-twisters
  3. Effie Ananiadou, Greek Tongue Twisters
  4. Ralf Thiede, German tongue twister{_
• 2.278 Disc: Flaming
  1. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", "flaming"
  2. Celso Alvarez, Re: Register and Net-Discourse
• 2.281 Disc: Register
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, Register
  2. Celso Alvarez, Re: Register and Net-Discourse
  3. Woody Starkweather, register
• 2.282 Disc: Voice, V2, Address, Tongue Twisters
  1. , Voice Quality
  2. Hans van de Koot, Hi, 'lo (Dutch V2 phenomena)
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Queries
  4. Fanmail from some flounder, Re: More Tongue Twisters
  5. Herb Stahlke, RE: More Tongue Twisters
• 2.283 Disc: Diacritics
  1. , Responses: Diacritics and Acronyms
  2. Lars Henrik Mathiesen, ISO10646 and diacritical marks
  3. Mark Johnson, Re: ISO10646 and diacritical marks
• 2.284 Disc: Phonology and Orthography
  1. , Re: Things Phonological and Orthographical
  2. "Hartmut Haberland, Roskilde University", RE: Things Phonological and Orthographical
• 2.287 Disc: Indirect Object agreement
  1. John E. Koontz, Agreement with IO in preference to DO
  2. Karen Christie, Re: Queries
  3. , Re: Queries
• 2.288 Disc: Borrowed Pronouns
  1. , Re: Queries
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: Queries
  3. Bill Poser, borrowed pronouns
  4. Susanna Cumming, pronouns
  5. Dr M Sebba, pronouns
• 2.292 Disc: Last Posting on Tongue Twisters
  1. , Re: More Tongue Twisters
  2. "ELISE EMERSON MORSE-GAGNE", Stahlke's pig-- er, fig-pluckers
  3. , Kannada tongue twisters
  4. , Tongue twister
• 2.293 Disc: Turkish, Register, Jewish names, Phonology/Orthography
  1. John Phillips, Re: Responses - Turkish morphological parser
  2. , Register
  3. Daniel Radzinski, Jewish surnames.
  4. John Coleman, Phonology and Orthography
• 2.294 Disc: Flaming
  1. Margaret Fleck, flaming
  2. , Flaming and common rooms
• 2.295 Disc: Character Coding (Part 1)
  1. "Charles A. Bigelow", Diacritics, orthography, type design, font format
  2. Paul Hackney, Character encodings
• 2.296 Disc: Character Coding (Part 2)
  1. , Re: Diacritics
  2. , Technical problems with diacritics
• 2.297 Disc: Dict's, Moods, Phonetics
  1. bert peeters, Machine readable dictionaries
  2. bert peeters, Moods
  3. Janet Higgins, RE: Queries
• 2.297 Disc: Dict's, Moods, Phonetics
  1. bert peeters, Machine readable dictionaries
  2. bert peeters, Moods
  3. Janet Higgins, RE: Queries
• 2.299 Disc: Diacritics
  1. Ken Whistler, Diacritics, Unicode, and ISO10646
  2. , Character encodings
• 2.303 Disc: Indirect Objects, Mood
  1. Aleksander Murzaku, Re: Indirect Object Agreement
  2. , IO Agreement
  3. , Mood
  4. John E. Koontz, Re: Moods
• 2.304 Disc: Lists, Articulation, Bachelard, Irish
  1. sergio scalise, Re: For Your Information
  2. bert peeters, Double articulation
  3. , old flames can't hold a candle to you
  4. Sheila Hogg, Re: Responses: Voice, V2, address, Tongue Twisters
• 2.305 Disc: Pronoun Borrowing
  1. Scott Delancey, Re: Borrowed Pronouns
  2. "Hartmut Haberland, Roskilde University", RE: Borrowed Pronouns
• 2.306 Disc: Orthography
  1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: Responses
  2. Robert D Hoberman, Vowel-omitting writing systems
• 2.308 Disc: Character Encodings
  1. Herb Stahlke, RE: Diacritics
  2. , Unicode ListServ Subscriptions
  3. Paul Hackney, Character encodings: A reply.
• 2.310 Disc: Orthography
  1. Richard Goerwitz, eek, no vowels (Semitic orthography)
  2. John Phillips, Re: Orthography
• 2.314 Disc: Mood
  1. Jim Sullivan (617, Clarification on term "mood"
  2. "ACAD3A::FFJAL1", Clarification on term "mood"
• 2.317 Disc: IO-agreement
  1. Montserrat Sanz, Re: Responses: Indirect Objects, Mood
  2. bert peeters, Indirect objects
• 2.318 Disc: Jargon, Tongue Twisters
  1. Margaret Fleck, Jargon Dictionary
  2. Lars Henrik Mathiesen, Tongue Twisters (Danish)
• 2.320 Disc: Mood
  1. David J. Camp, Desirative Mood
  2. Monica Macaulay, Mood
• 2.321 Disc: Character Encoding
  1. , Re: Character Encodings
  2. , Character Encodings
• 2.322 Disc: Orthography
  1. Mark Seidenberg, orthography and reading
  2. Scott Horne, Writing systems
• 2.323 Disc: Bulgarian, Lexitron, IO Agreement
  1. Kjetil R} Hauge, Bulgarian corpus
  2. Koenraad De Smedt, lexitron
  3. , Re: Indirect Object Agreement
• 2.324 Disc: Threats
  1. Scott Delancey, Re: Queries
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: Queries
  3. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: Queries
• 2.330 Disc: Threats, Orthography, Tone, Bilingual, IO
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: Responses: Threats
  2. stan kulikowski ii, re: orthography and reading
  3. , voice quality in tone languages; writing triple letters
  4. Ian Smith, Re: Bilingual Dialogues
  5. bert peeters, Indirect object agreement
• 2.333 Disc: Circumfixing, IO Agreement
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, Circumfixing
  2. Tim Stowell, IO Agreement
• 2.337 Disc: Gender-Based Language
  1. , Re: Queries: Gender-based Language
  2. Celso Alvarez-Caccamo, Re: Gender-based Language
• 2.338 Disc: Impersonal verbs, Weather subjects
  1. Koenraad De Smedt, impersonal verbs
  2. Hoskuldur Thrainsson, weather subjects
• 2.339 Disc: Gender-Related Language
  1. , About gender-related language
  2. , gender
  3. "ALICE FREED", Language and gender
• 2.340 Disc: Weather subjects, Impersonal verbs
  1. Eirikur Rognvaldsson, weather verbs
  2. bert peeters, weather verbs in Dutch
  3. Koenraad De Smedt, impersonal verbs - Dutch
  4. Stephen G. Rowley, Impersonal Verbs: Scottish Gaelic
• 2.343 Disc: Mood, CTP-Phenomena, Circumfixes
  1. Nicholas Ostler TRMC, Responses: Indirect Objects, Mood
  2. "John A. Rea", CTP-Phenomena & Varia
  3. "John A. Rea", Circumfixes etc
• 2.344 Disc: Character Encoding
  1. Ken Whistler, Unicode and character encoding issues
• 2.346 Disc: Impersonal Verbs
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: Impersonal Verbs
  2. , Impersonal Verbs
• 2.349 Disc: Speech Software
  1. Charles Read, Re: Queries
  2. , Re: Queries
  3. , Speech processors
• 2.350 Disc: Dissimilation, Diacritics, Gender
  1. "John A. Rea", Dissimilation exercise
  2. , Dissimilation exercise
  3. Robert D Hoberman, Diacritics
  4. , Gender
• 2.352 Disc: Character Encoding
  1. "Thomas R. Hofmann", Whistler's characters & ISO representation
• 2.354 Disc: Character Encoding
  1. Wayles Browne, Re: Character Encoding
  2. Stephen P Spackman, Re: Whistler's characters & ISO representation
• 2.356 Disc: Gender-Related Language
  1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: Responses
  2. , Re: Responses
• 2.358 Disc: Gender-Related Language
  1. Michael Covington, Use of term "gender"
  2. Celso Alvarez-Caccamo, Re: Gender-Related Language
  3. Celso Alvarez-Caccamo, Re: Responses
  4. , Re: Responses
  5. , transvestites
• 2.361 Disc: Latin, Software, Insults
  1. Eric Hoekstra, Re: Latin -aris
  2. , Re: Queries
  3. keith denning, Submission for LINGUIST
• 2.363 Disc: Character Encoding
  1. Ken Whistler, Character Encoding
  2. Ken Whistler, Character Encoding
• 2.369 Disc: Feature Percolation, Kinship, Gender, Compound nouns
  1. Ralf Thiede, Feature Percolation
  2. William McKellin, Re: Mama Papa
  3. Pamela Munro, Men's and Women's Speech
  4. Jock McNaught, RE: Compound nouns
  5. , Re: -gate suffix
  6. mark l louden, Re: Queries
• 2.370 Disc: Character Encoding
  1. Ken Whistler, Re: Queries
  2. Peter Salus, Re: Queries
• 2.372 Disc: DARPA Linguistic Data Consortium
  1. , Linguistic Data Consortium
  2. Koenraad De Smedt, DARPA Linguistic Data Consortium
• 2.374 Disc: Ergative, Character encoding, 40's radio, TreeTex
  1. Scott Delancey, Re: Queries
  2. Ken Whistler, Character Encoding
  3. Ellen Prince, Re: Queries
  4. , Re: TreeTex
• 2.375 Disc: Kinship (Mama and Papa)
  1. David Powers, Re: A query regarding Mama and Dada
  2. , Papa, mama
  3. , Re: Queries
• 2.376 Disc: Suffixgate
  1. Laurie Bauer, Response: X-gate
  2. Martin Wynne, -gate
  3. Varadi Tamas, Re: -gate
• 2.378 Disc: The Linguistic Data Consortium
  1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: The Linguistic Data Consortium
  2. Dan Brink, Re: The Linguistic Data Consortium
• 2.379 Disc: Acehnese
  1. , Acehnese "Subject", "Object", "Passive", and other "Relations"
  2. Scott Delancey, Re: Queries
  3. bert peeters, Acehnese
• 2.381 Disc: Standard lgs, Kinship, Suffixgate
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Queries: Standard Languages
  2. Malcolm Ross, Re: A query regarding Mama and Dada
  3. Scott Delancey, Re: Mama and Papa
  4. , -gate
• 2.385 Disc: Military uses of text and speech
  1. Elizabeth A. Hinkelman, military uses of text and speech
  2. Larry Reeker, Ervin-Tripp's Query on Military Uses
  3. Koenraad De Smedt, DARPA LDC
• 2.386 Disc: Tree-drawing, Kinship (mama/papa), Sign babbling
  1. Andrew Barss, tree drawing software
  2. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Mama, Papa, and Dada
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Queries: Babbling
• 2.389 Disc: The Perfect Passive Continuous
  1. Ralf Thiede, English continuous perfect passives
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", English perfect passives
  3. "(ruce E. Nevin", Linguist vol. 2-383
  4. Leslie, passive perfect continuous in English
• 2.390 Disc: Babbling in Sign
  1. mark l louden, Re: Queries
  2. David Stampe, Re: deaf babies' babbling in sign language
  3. , Re: Queries
  4. stan kulikowski ii, deaf babbling
• 2.392 Disc: Standard Languages, Trees
  1. Natalie Maynor, Re: Responses
  2. , RE: standard language.
  3. Bill Poser, tree drawing and Postscript
• 2.393 Disc: Military Funding of Linguistic Projects
  1. "Bruce Fraser", Military Money
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: Military Uses of Text and speech
• 2.394 Disc: Gender, Passive
  1. Ron Hofmann, Sex & Gender, & Register
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: The Perfect Passive Continuous
• 2.398 Disc: Manual Babbling: A Response from Petitto
  1. INLO000, Manual Babbling
• 2.399 Disc: Babbling
  1. John Coleman, RE: Babbling
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: Babbling
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Babbling
  4. William McKellin, Re: Manual Babbling: A Response from Petitto
• 2.400 Disc: Linguistic Data Consortium
  1. , Linguistics Data Consortium
• 2.401 Disc: Gender, Reflexives, Military spending
  1. Barbara Johnstone, Pronouns and gender
  2. , Re: Latin Reflexives
  3. Mark Seidenberg, Ironies of Military Funding
• 2.403 Disc: Reflexives, Standard language, Dialect
  1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: Responses: Standard Languages, Trees
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: Queries (Part 2)
  3. Ellen Prince, Language and dialect
  4. , Language and dialect
• 2.404 Disc: Babbling, Standard language
  1. , babbling IN X
  2. , Re: Responses: Standard Languages, Trees
• 2.406 Disc: Pig Latin (language games)
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, igpay atinlay
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: Queries
• 2.412 Disc: Perfect, LDC, Pig Latin
  1. "John Nerbonne", Re: The Perfect Passive Continuous
  2. Dan I. Slobin, Re: Responses: reflexives, standard language, dialect
  3. "Joyce Neu, Re: Linguistic Data Consortium
  4. "Sue.Gass", Igpay Atinlay
• 2.413 Disc: Language play (was Pig Latin)
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: Queries
  2. , 'Pig Latin'
• 2.414 Disc: Brown corpus, Being
  1. , Mark Seidenberg's request for the Brown corpus
  2. "Joyce Neu, Re: Queries
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", on being being something
• 2.419 Disc: Searches for Data Corpora
  1. Becky Passonneau, Search for Data Corpus
  2. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: Responses: Brown corpus, being
• 2.421 Disc: Language games
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: Igpay Atinlay
  2. Karen Kay, Igpay Atinlay
  3. Alida extn 4189, RE: Language play
• 2.424 Disc: Data, Titles
  1. Julie Silverman, Re: Queries
  2. Dennis Baron, Re: Queries: Searches for Data Corpora
  3. Chris Culy, Clarification
• 2.426 Disc: Titles, File-processing
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: Responses: data, titles
  2. John E. Koontz, Speedier Processing of Large Files
• 2.428 Disc: Clicks
  1. "Norval Smith, RE: Queries: click, why wh-
  2. , RE: Queries: click, why wh-
• 2.429 Disc: Why "wh-"
  1. , Why wh-?
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: Queries: click, why wh-
  3. Bill Poser, wh words
  4. "Charles A. Bigelow", Re: Queries: click, why wh-
• 2.430 Disc: Linguistic novels, Radio program
  1. , Henry Lee Smith's radio program
  2. Ron Smyth, Re: Responses: titles, file-processing
  3. "Joyce Neu, Re: Linguistics novels
• 2.431 Disc: Linguistic novels
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: Responses: Linguistic novels, Radio program
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: Responses: Linguistic novels, Radio program
  3. Scott Delancey, Re: Responses: Linguistic novels, Radio program
  4. , Re: Responses: Linguistic novels, Radio program
  5. , Responses: Linguistic novels, Radio program
  6. Jason Johnston, Re: Responses: Linguistic novels, Radio program
  7. helen dry, Linguistic novels
  8. , Responses: Linguistic novels, Radio program
• 2.432 Disc: Why 'wh-'
  1. Ronnie Wilbur, wh-words...
  2. bruce%utafll.uta.edu@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU, 'wh', 'gl', and 'th' words
  3. bert peeters, The reasons of sound change
• 2.434 Disc: Corpora
  1. Henry Kucera, Re: Responses: Brown corpus, being
  2. , Re: Queries: Searches for Data Corpora
  3. , Re: Seeking Information about Lexical resources
• 2.435 Disc: Dialect, Games, Clicks
  1. , Language = Dialect + Army/Navy
  2. Marjorie K M Chan, Language Games
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, Clicks -- response
• 2.437 Disc: Software, Addresses, "On"
  1. helen dry, LSA Software Exhibit
  2. , RE: Queries
  3. Gilbert Harman, "on" this theory
• 2.438 Disc: Linguistic Novels
  1. Paul Saka, RE: the novel _The Embedding_ (spoiler)
  2. , Linguistics in titles
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: Responses: Linguistic novels, Radio program
  4. , titles/linguists
  5. , Linguistic Novels
• 2.439 Disc: Wh-
  1. Tom Lai, 'th' in English
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: Why 'wh-'
  3. Jason Johnston, Re: Why 'wh-'
• 2.440 Disc: Wh-, Sound Change
  1. , A Clarification on "Why wh-?"
  2. "Mark Durie", Why "wh-"
  3. Tom Lai, Sound change
• 2.441 Disc: Software
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: Responses: Software, Addresses, "On"
  2. Ron Smyth, Re: Responses: Software, Addresses, "On"
• 2.442 Disc: Linguist Novels
  1. Ralf Thiede, Doctor Syntax
  2. , Doctor Syntax
• 2.443 Disc: Linguistic Novels
  1. , Doctor Syntax
  2. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, linguists in novels
  3. Scott Delancey, Re: Linguistic novels
  4. Ronnie Wilbur, David Carkeet
  5. , Dr. Syntax, Call for Papers
  6. bert peeters, Re: Linguistics in novels - Doctor Syntax
  7. Dennis Baron, dr. syntax
  8. "Barbara.Abbott", Linguistic novels
  9. Mark Seidenberg, Dr. Syntax
  10. Barbara Johnstone, Doctor Syntax
• 2.444 Disc: Wh-, Sound Change
  1. "Michael Kac", Comment by Tom Lai
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: Wh-, Sound Change
  3. Jack Rea, 'wh' words
  4. bert peeters, Sound change
• 2.445 Disc: Linguistic Novels
  1. "Charles A. Bigelow", Linguistic font names
  2. Maggi Sokolik, Re: Linguistic Novels
  3. Ron Smyth, Summary of novels etc.
• 2.446 Disc: Linguistic Software
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: Software
  2. , Re: Responses: Software, Addresses, "On"
  3. , Re: Software
• 2.448 Disc: Linguistic Terms in Titles
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", linguists in novels
  2. Laurie Stowe, linguistic novels
  3. , Dr. Syntax
  4. "Michael Kac", Re: Linguistic Novels
  5. Tibor Kiss, Re: Linguistic Novels
  6. Hartmut Haberland, Re: Linguistic Novels
  7. Dennis Baron, linguistic titles
  8. Chris Culy, More linguistic title summary
  9. Nancy L. Dray, Linguistics in novels, etc.
  10. , linguists in fiction
  11. , Re: Linguistic Novels
• 2.449 Disc: Natural Sound-Change
  1. , Natural Sound Change
  2. Tom Lai, Possible sounds and natural sounds
  3. , Sound change
• 2.450 Disc: Sound-Change and Teleology
  1. Joe Stemberger, Re: Why 'wh-'
  2. , Teleology of function/purpose
• 2.453 Disc: Linguistic Software
  1. Hartmut Haberland, Re: Linguistic Software
  2. Chris Culy, RE: Linguistic Software
  3. joel walters, Re: Linguistic Software
  4. , Re: Linguistic Software
  5. Greg Lee, print formatting of interlinear text
  6. Jason Johnston, Re: Software
• 2.454 Disc: Reported speech, "On", Kinship, Wh-
  1. "Pamela, RE: Queries
  2. Elissa Feit, Re: Responses: Software, Addresses, "On"
  3. , "on" this theory
  4. , Re: Queries
  5. Nicholas Ostler, Mama and Papa
  6. "Charles A. Bigelow", Re: Wh-, Sound Change
• 2.457 Disc: Flaming and Colorless Green Ideas
  1. Ellen Prince, fyi: flaming revisited
  2. , colorless green ideas
• 2.459 Disc: Linguistics in Novels, Film... (Part 1)
  1. , linguists in film
  2. Jacques Guy, Linguistics in novels, etc.
  3. , Linguistics in novels, etc.
  4. Herb Stahlke, Re: Linguistic Novels
• 2.460 Disc: Linguistics in Novels, Film... (Part 2)
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: Linguistic Terms in Titles
  2. Phil Bralich, Movies with linguistics themes
  3. Richard Coates, Re: Linguistic Terms in Titles
  4. , RE: Linguistic Terms in Titles
• 2.462 Disc: Sound-Change
  1. bert peeters, Natural Sound-Change
  2. bert peeters, Sound-Change and Teleology
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: Natural Sound-Change
• 2.464 Disc: Linguistic novels, films, TV
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: Linguistic Terms in Titles
  2. Robert Mathiesen, Re: Linguistics in Novels, Film... (Part 1
  3. , linguistic novels
  4. , Dr.Syntax
  5. Bill Poser, linguistics in film
  6. Nancy L. Dray, linguistics in TV shows
• 2.465 Disc: Software
  1. "(an Antworth, Displayed glosses
  2. Evan Antworth, Re: linguistic software for interlinear text
  3. Evan Antworth, Re: Mac text analysis software
  4. Evan Antworth, New Macintosh publication for linguists
• 2.467 Disc: Linguistic Novels, Films
  1. , Linguistic Titles
  2. , Re: Linguistic Terms in Titles
  3. Peter Salus, Re: Linguistic Novels
  4. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: Linguistics in Novels, Film... (Part 1)
  5. , Re: Linguistics in Novels, Film... (Part 1)
  6. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, linguists and movies
  7. Joe Stemberger, Re: Linguist Novels, Films, TV
  8. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: Linguistics in Novels, Film... (Part 2)
• 2.468 Disc: Just in case
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: Announcement; Responses: in/on
  2. "Barbara.Abbott", "just in case"
  3. BARBARA PARTEE, Re: Queries
• 2.469 Disc: Linguistic novels, films
  1. Paul Saka, RE: science fiction novels
  2. Ralf Thiede, Linguistic Novels
  3. Phil Bralich, Linguistics in titles.
• 2.470 Disc: Professeure
  1. , Re: Queries
  2. , professeure
  3. bert peeters, professeure
  4. Patrick Drouin, Re: Queries
  5. , Re: Queries
• 2.471 Disc: Sound-Change
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: Sound-Change
  2. bert peeters, Lexical diffusion
  3. , Teleology of Sound Change
• 2.473 Disc: Responses
  1. Julian Bradfield, "Just in case"
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: Flaming and Colorless Green Ideas
  3. , Responses: reflexives, standard language, dialect
  4. "MICHEL, ProfesseurE
• 2.474 Disc: Linguistics in Literature
  1. , Re: Linguistic Novels, Films/467
  2. Dale Savage, Re: Linguistic Novels, Films/467
  3. Herb Stahlke, Re: Linguistic Novels, Films/467
  4. Richard Coates, Re: Linguistic Novels, Films/467
• 2.475 Disc: Linguistics in Literature: Final Posting
  1. Betty Birner, Re: Linguistic Novels, Films/467
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: Linguistic Terms in Titles
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: Linguist Novels, Films, TV
  4. , Linguists in film
  5. Joe Clifford, Linguistics in film
  6. , Re: Linguistic Novels, Films/467
  7. "Michael Kac", Linguists and linguistics in literature
• 2.480 Disc: Just In Case
  1. William J. Rapaport, Re: Announcement; Responses: in/on
  2. , "Just in case"
• 2.481 Disc: French, in case
  1. , Just In Case /2-480
  2. "MICHEL, ProfesseurE
  3. bert peeters, Job descriptions in French
• 2.482 Disc: Just in case
  1. Geoffrey Nunberg, "just in case"
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: Just in case/468
  3. "Michael Kac", 'just in case'
  4. , just in case
  5. John Coleman, RE: Just in case/468
  6. , just in case
  7. , just in case (again)
• 2.483 Disc: Professeure
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: Professeure/470
  2. "Michael Kac", Masculine terms applied to females
  3. Jacques Guy, ProfesseurE
  4. Jacques Guy, Professeure
  5. Patrick Drouin, Re: 2.481 Responses: French, in case
• 2.484 Disc: Participation in LINGUIST List discussions
  1. , Participation in Linguist List discussions
• 2.487 Disc: ProfesseurE Part 1
  1. , Re: 2.481 Responses: French, in case
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.483 Professeure
  3. bert peeters, ProfesseurE
  4. bert peeters, ProfesseurE
• 2.488 Disc: ProfesseurE Part 2
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.483 Professeure
  2. "MICHEL, Madame LE Professeur... LA Prof... Madame LA ProfesseurE
  3. Jean Veronis, Re: 2.483 Professeure
  4. "MICHEL, ProfesseurE: Gender and Sex
• 2.489 Disc: Language and dialect
  1. Karen Kay, Responses /2-473
  2. bert peeters, Weinreich
  3. Ellen Prince, Re: FYI: Language vs Dialect, Software /2-476
  4. , army/navy/nation
• 2.490 Disc: Sound-Change
  1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: Sound-Change/471
  2. bert peeters, "Natural" = "easy"
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: Sound-Change
  4. , Sound-Change/471
  5. bert peeters, Teleology and sound change
• 2.493 Disc: Just In case, and the Curate
  1. Steve Harlow, RE: Queries /2-472
  2. "(eve Harlow, Re: Queries /2-472
  3. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.482 Just in case
  4. Lars Henrik Mathiesen, just in case
  5. Tom Lai, "just in case"
• 2.497 Disc: Just in case
  1. , just in case
  2. Stephen P Spackman, Just in case
  3. , "in case of" is not "just in case"
• 2.498 Disc: Professeure
  1. bert peeters, 2.487 ProfesseurE
  2. Lars Henrik Mathiesen, 2.488 ProfesseurE Part 2
  3. , ProfesseurE/ProfessorIn
  4. "ALICE FREED", RE: 2.483 Professeure
  5. Jacques Guy, Make mine "Professoresse"
• 2.499 Disc: Professeure
  1. John Bro, Re: professeurE, madelle
  2. bert peeters, 2.488 ProfesseurE
  3. Dennis Baron, professor
• 2.500 Disc: Professeure
  1. William J. Rapaport, Re: 2.488 ProfesseurE Part 2
  2. "MICHEL GRIMAUD", ProfesseurE -- Feminists & Asymmetries between French and English
  3. "MICHEL GRIMAUD", Terms of Address in French: "Mad.", "Madelle", "Mr." etc.
• 2.502 Disc: Linguistic Novels (Final Posting--REALLY!)
  1. Larry Horn, Re: Linguistic novels, films/469
  2. Richard Coates, Re: Linguistics in Literature: Final Posting /2-475
  3. John Coleman, RE: Linguistics in Literature: Final Posting /2-475
  4. Fran Karttunen, Yet more
  5. Paul Saka, RE: ling novel
• 2.503 Disc: American Tongues, Dialect
  1. Natalie Maynor, American Dialects
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.496 Queries
  3. , 2.496 Queries
  4. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.496 Queries
  5. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.489 Language and dialect
• 2.504 Disc: Linguists, language & dialect, professeure,
  1. Paul Saka, RE: what is a linguist?
  2. , 2.489 Language and dialect
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.488 ProfesseurE Part 2
  4. "Michael Kac", Dialects, languages, armies, navies etc.
  5. "MICHEL, Grammaticality Judgements (an aside during the "ProfesseurE" debate)
  6. , lousy source attribution
• 2.507 Disc: Compositional Semantics
  1. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 2.496 Queries
  2. John Coleman, RE: 2.496 Queries
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.496 Queries
  4. "John Nerbonne", Ad: Question: "compositionality" of semantics
  5. "Bruce E. Nevin", compositionality of semantics
• 2.508 Disc: That's
  1. , RE: 2.85 Queries
  2. "R.Hudson", the book that's cover ...
  3. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 2.85 Queries
  4. "(arry G. Hutchinson", Re: 2.85 Queries
  5. , the book that's.....
• 2.510 Disc: In Case and Being
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.493 Responses: JustIn Case, and the Curate
  2. , "Just in case"
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Response to Susan Ervin-Tripp (on being being)
• 2.512 Disc: Sound-Change and Teleology
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.490 Sound-Change
  2. , Language change and teleology
• 2.513 Disc: American Tongues (Final posting)
  1. , Re: 2.496 Queries
  2. Gabriella Hermon, Re: 2.509 Video on American Dialects
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.503 American Tongues, Dialect
  4. Maggi Sokolik, American Tongues Video
• 2.514 Disc: Compositional Semantics
  1. , 2.507 Compositional Semantics
  2. Richard Coates, Re: 2.507 Compositional Semantics
• 2.515 Disc: In case
  1. Night Phantom, WARNING: READ THIS IN CASE OF FIRE
  2. jack rea, in case of / professeure
  3. Stephen P Spackman, WARNING:
• 2.516 Disc: That's
  1. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.508 That's
  2. , Re: 2.508 That's
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.508 That's
  4. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, the book that's cover
• 2.517 Disc: That's
  1. Natalie Maynor, Re: 2.508 That's
  2. , Re: 2.516 That's
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.516 That's
• 2.518 Disc: Warning: in case
  1. , Re: 2.505 Queries
  2. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.515 In case
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.515 In case
• 2.519 Disc: Language change and teleology
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Language change and teleology
  2. bert peeters, Teleology
• 2.520 Disc: Chomskyite
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.505 Queries
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.505 Queries
  3. Laurie Bauer, Chomskyan/-ite
• 2.521 Disc: LINGUIST, New Novel
  1. , Re: Notice to LINGUIST Subscribers
  2. , Pssst -- another novel
• 2.522 Disc: Thats
  1. David Powers, Re: That's
  2. Hartmut Haberland, Re: 2.517 That's
  3. Herb Stahlke, That's
  4. Howard Geyer, that's
  5. , that's
• 2.523 Disc: Compositional Semantics
  1. David Chalmers, Re: 2.507 Compositional Semantics
  2. , Re: 2.514 Compositional Semantics
  3. , Compositional Semantics
  4. Margaret Fleck, compositional semantics
• 2.524 Disc: Compositional Semantics Part 2
  1. "Wlodek Zadrozny", Compositional Semantics
  2. BARBARA PARTEE, Re: 2.514 Compositional Semantics
• 2.527 Disc: Language Change
  1. Jim Hearne, function and purpose
  2. , 2.519 Language change and teleology
  3. , sound-change teleology?
  4. brian kariger, Language change and teleology
• 2.529 Disc: Professeure
  1. bert peeters, 2.498 Professeure
  2. , Madame le .., -ess
  3. Michael Newman, Re: 2.500 Professeure
  4. , Re: 2.519 Language change and teleology
  5. , ProfesseurE discussion on LINGUIST
• 2.530 Disc: Ossetic, Lg identification, Chomskyite, 'In case'
  1. Nancy L. Dray, Ossetian/Ossetic
  2. Mark Liberman, Identifying what language a text line is
  3. Victor Raskin, Chomskyite
  4. , More on `just in case'
• 2.531 Disc: Warning
  1. Lou Burnard, RE: 2.518 Warning: in case
  2. , Re: 2.518 Warning: in case
  3. , Re: 2.518 Warning: in case
• 2.532 Disc: That's
  1. , Re: That's
  2. , Re: That's
  3. , that's
• 2.533 Disc: Compound nouns, Lg and dialect
  1. Laurie Bauer, Compound nouns.
  2. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, language and dialect
• 2.534 Disc: Being
  1. Phil Bralich, The ellision of -ing
  2. Allan C. Wechsler, Be being
• 2.535 Disc: What is a linguist?
  1. Margaret Fleck, what is a linguist?
  2. , What is a linguist?
• 2.539 Disc: Warning
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.531 Warning
  2. , Re: 2.531 Warning
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", trespass
  4. , Re: 2.531 Warning
• 2.540 Disc: Compositional Semantics
  1. Paul Saka, RE: compositionality
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.523 Compositional Semantics
  3. stan kulikowski ii, re: compositional meanings
  4. , 2.523 Compositional Semantics
  5. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Compositionality
• 2.541 Disc: Chomskyite
  1. , Re: 2.530 Responses
  2. Laurie Bauer, Chomskyan/-ite
• 2.542 Disc: Professeure
  1. Jacques Guy, Make mine "enchanteresse"
  2. , ProfesseurE (encore!)
  3. Mark Seidenberg, Quebec article
• 2.544 Disc: That's
  1. Herb Stahlke, Re: 2.532 That's
  2. "R.Hudson", Thats
  3. , Re: Thats
  4. , re: 2.532 That's
  5. Joe Stemberger, Re: 2.516 That's
  6. "R.Hudson", thats
• 2.545 Disc: Linguist
  1. , unpaid linguists
  2. Jim Scobbie, what is a linguist... what am I?
  3. "Michael Kac", what is a linguist... what am I?
• 2.548 Disc: Chomskyite
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.541 Chomskyite
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.541 Chomskyite
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.541 Chomskyite
• 2.549 Disc: Warning
  1. Mimi Klaiman, WARNING
  2. bert peeters, 2.539 Warning
• 2.550 Disc: Linguist
  1. , What is a linguist?
  2. , linguist...
  3. , 2.545 Linguist
  4. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.545 Linguist
• 2.551 Disc: Compositional semantics
  1. Robert Goldman, compositionality
  2. Margaret Fleck, compositional semantics
  3. Jacques Guy, Compositionality: the smallness of natural language
• 2.553 Disc: That's
  1. , Re: 2.545 Linguist
  2. Lionel Moser, Re: 2.544 That's
• 2.554 Disc: Compositionality
  1. Erik-Jan van der Linden, compositionality
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.551 Compositional semantics
  3. , 2.551 Compositional semantics
  4. Margaret Fleck, compositionality and cardinality
  5. Allan C. Wechsler, 2.551 Compositional semantics
• 2.555 Disc: It needs washed
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.552 Responses: macs, needs, being, roles
  2. Gregory Grefenstette, Re: 2.552 Responses ... It needs washed
  3. Richard Ogden, needs
  4. "Bruce E. Nevin", it needs washed
  5. Laurie Bauer, Response: needs washed
  6. "ACAD3A::FFLDK", Response: needs washed
  7. Joe Stemberger, Re: 2.552 Responses: macs, needs, being, roles
• 2.556 Disc: -ite, being, change, etc.
  1. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.548 Chomskyite
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.552 Responses: macs, needs, being, roles
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", imperatives and progressives
  4. brian kariger, Language change and teleology
  5. brian kariger, Metaphors for language change
• 2.557 Disc: That's
  1. "R.Hudson", thats
  2. , what(')s
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, that and thut
• 2.558 Disc: Linguist
  1. Dennis Baron, lurk out, linguist
  2. Nancy L. Dray, Einstein and linguists
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Einstein the linguist
  4. , Re: 2.545 Linguist
  5. , Who is a Linguist?
• 2.561 Disc: Feature structures
  1. , Re: Q: Feature structures
• 2.565 Disc: An Irish-Jamaican Connection?
  1. , On "be(s)"
• 2.566 Disc: Washing
  1. , it needs V-ing
  2. Dennis Baron, needs washed
  3. "Norval Smith, Re: it needs washed
  4. David Adger, needs
  5. marti wessels, It needs washed
  6. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.555 It needs washed
• 2.567 Disc: Einstein
  1. John Coleman, RE: 2.558 Linguist
  2. Ralf Thiede, Einstein
• 2.568 Disc: Features
  1. Bob Kasper, Re: Q: Feature structures
  2. , Re: 2.561 Feature structures
• 2.569 Disc: Fonts and IPA
  1. Circle Noetic Svc, A Nizhnikov,PAS, Macs and IPA
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.560 Responses: Professeure, IPA fonts
• 2.571 Disc: Compositionality
  1. Paul Saka, RE: compositionality; disjunctions
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.554 Compositionality
• 2.572 Disc: Whorf and Warning
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", self concept
  2. bert peeters, 2.559 Warning
  3. , Re: 2.559 Responses: Soviet language, warning, kilometer, etc.
  4. , WARNING/posting
• 2.573 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. Jacques Guy, A census of all possible English sentences
  2. Tom Lai, lang not merely fcn ofREAD/NEW air press vs time
• 2.574 Disc: That's and WordCruncher
  1. David Powers, That's (cf What is a linguist) - a plea for _real_ examples
  2. John E. Koontz, WordCruncher Concordance Program
• 2.575 Disc: Mice and Mouses
  1. Bill Poser, plurals
  2. Allan C. Wechsler, 2.559 Mouses
  3. Margaret Fleck, of mice and mouses
• 2.576 Disc: Turkic
  1. Dan I. Slobin, Re: 2.563 Queries
  2. , Soviet Turkic languages
  3. , Re: Soviet Turkic Languages (2.563 Queries)
• 2.578 Disc: Of Mice and Mouses
  1. David E Newton, RE: 2.575 Mice and Mouses
  2. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 2.575 Mice and Mouses
  3. Jean Veronis, Re: Mice and Mouses
  4. Steve Pinker, Of Mice and Men
• 2.579 Disc: Washing and Dialect
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", PA/IL dialects
  2. Monica Macaulay, Jerry Morgan's query
  3. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.566 Washing
  4. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.566 Washing
  5. , re: the distribution of "needs washed" etc.
  6. Michael Earl Darnell, Re: 2.570 Queries
• 2.580 Disc: What is a Linguist?
  1. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 2.550 Linguist
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.558 Linguist
  3. bert peeters, 2.558 Linguist
  4. , Re: 2.558 Linguist
  5. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.558 Linguist
• 2.581 Disc: Tu/Vous
  1. Jean Veronis, Re: Tu/vous
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.564 Responses
  3. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.564 Responses
• 2.582 Disc: Is Language Infinite?
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 2.573 Is Language Finite?
  2. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 2.573 Is Language Finite?
  3. Tom Lai, Language is infinite
  4. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.573 Is Language Finite?
  5. Tom Lai, Is language countable?
• 2.583 Disc: Semantics and Chinese Kreplach
  1. David E Newton, Semantics
  2. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.563 Queries
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.570 Queries
• 2.586 Disc: Linguists and Philologists
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.580 What is a Linguist?
  2. Logical Language Group, Am I a linguist?
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.558 Linguist
  4. , philology
• 2.589 Disc: Odd Plurals
  1. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.575 Mice and Mouses
  2. Erik Carvalhal Miller, Mouses, octopodes, and other bizarre animals
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.575 Mice and Mouses
  4. Michael Newman, plurals
• 2.590 Disc: Turkic
  1. Ellen Kaisse, Re: 2.563 Queries
  2. , 2.576 Turkic
  3. Ron Kuzar, Turkic Languages
• 2.592 Disc: Polite Pronouns (Tu/Vous)
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.581 Tu/Vous
  2. bert peeters, 2.581 Tu/Vous
  3. , Tu/vous
  4. , Tu/Vous, Sie/Du
• 2.593 Disc: What is a Linguist?
  1. , Re: 2.586 Linguists and Philologists
  2. Glenn Adams, Re: philology
  3. , Re: 2.580 What is a Linguist?
  4. Karen Kay, 2.580 What is a Linguist?
• 2.595 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. , 2.582 Is Linguist Infinite?
  2. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.582 Is Linguist Infinite?
  3. Pete Humphrey, Is Language Infinite
  4. , 2.582 Is Linguist Infinite?
• 2.596 Disc: Whenever
  1. Zoann Branstine, whenever
  2. , Re: 2.587 Queries
  3. Susann Luperfoy, PA dialects-- whenever
  4. Marnie Jo Petray, Re: 2.587 Queries
• 2.598 Disc: Polite Pronouns
  1. Jean Veronis, Re: 2.592 Polite Pronouns
  2. David Powers, Re: 2.592 Polite Pronouns: Sie/Du
  3. Joe Giampapa, Tu/Voi
  4. , Re: 2.592 Polite Pronouns
  5. Dale Savage, Re: 2.592 Polite Pronouns
  6. Michael Newman, Re: 2.592 Polite Pronouns
• 2.599 Disc: Plurals
  1. Michael Covington, Re: 2.589 Odd Plurals
  2. , RE: 2.589 Odd Plurals
  3. Jeff Turley, Re: 2.589 Odd Plurals
  4. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.589 Odd Plurals
• 2.600 Disc: ASL
  1. , Re: 2.563 Queries
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, This was bounced back, so please post -- re ASL as a natural lg.
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.591 Responses
  4. Ronnie Wilbur, BU and ASL
• 2.602 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.595 Is Language Infinite?
  2. Tom Lai, Is language infinite?
  3. Terry Langendoen, is language infinite?
• 2.603 Disc: Whorf and Plurals
  1. , Re: 2.588 Responses: Whorf, Einstein, Change
  2. , Re: 2.588 Responses: Whorf, Einstein, Change
  3. , Re: 2.594 Queries: Whorf
  4. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.599 Plurals
  5. Michael Covington, Re: 2.599 Plurals
• 2.605 Disc: Polite Pronouns
  1. "Michel, 2.598 Polite Pronouns
  2. "Michel, Polite Pronouns: Mischstil
  3. Victor Raskin, Tu/vous
• 2.608 Disc: Polite Pronouns
  1. , Re: 2.605 Polite Pronouns
  2. Dan I. Slobin, Re: 2.605 Polite Pronouns
  3. Herb Stahlke, Re: 2.605 Polite Pronouns
  4. Joe Giampapa, Re: Jack Rea's "varia" 2.601
• 2.615 Disc: Polite/Plural Pronouns
  1. Swann Philip, 2.608 Polite Pronouns
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.608 Polite Pronouns
  3. , 2.608 Polite Pronouns
  4. , Re: 2.605 Polite Pronouns
  5. , You/youse and politeness
• 2.616 Disc: Plurals and Kreplach
  1. John E. Koontz, Plural of Mac
  2. Dennis Baron, odd/even plurals
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, odd plurals
  4. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.599 Plurals
  5. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.603 Whorf and Plurals
  6. , Re: 2.604 Responses: Kreplach and Washing
  7. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.604 Responses: Kreplach and Washing
  8. Larry Horn, On Kreplach and UD
  9. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.604 Responses: Kreplach and Washing
• 2.617 Disc: ASL
  1. , 2.600 ASL
  2. Henry "S." Thompson, Re: 2.600 ASL
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, Towards a literary tradition in ASL
  4. , ASL as a foreign language
  5. Allan C. Wechsler, Towards a literary tradition in ASL
• 2.618 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. Jacques Guy, Is language infinite?
  2. Tom Lai, Why talk about infinite lang
  3. John Coleman, RE: 2.595 Is Language Infinite?
• 2.619 Disc: The Finiteness of Language; Features
  1. , 2.602 Is Language Finite?
  2. Mark Johnson, Re: 2.568 Features
  3. , Re: 2.568 Features
• 2.621 Disc: Sound Change
  1. , Unconditioned Sound Change
  2. bert peeters, 2.601 Unconditioned/-tional change
• 2.622 Disc: Anymore
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.607 Queries
  2. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.608 Polite Pronouns
  3. Robin J. Edmundson, RE: 2.607 Queries
  4. Larry Horn, Re: 2.607 Queries
  5. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", RE: 2.607 Queries
  6. Allan C. Wechsler, 2.610 Anymore
• 2.623 Disc: On Becoming Bilingual
  1. , Query: Bilingual education of deaf children
  2. , query regarding bilingual children
• 2.625 Disc: ASL
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.617 ASL
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.617 ASL
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.617 ASL
  4. Karen Christie, Re: 2.617 ASL
  5. Ronnie Wilbur, More on ASL
  6. Karen Christie, Re: 2.617 ASL
• 2.627 Disc: Themselves
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.613 Queries
  2. , Themself
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.613 Queries
  4. MAILBOOK, Re: 2.613 Queries
  5. David Denison, Re: 2.613 Queries
  6. "And Rosta", RE: Third person indefinite reflexive
• 2.628 Disc: Polite Pronouns and Plurals
  1. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, y'all and politeness
  2. David E Newton, RE: 2.615 Polite/Plural Pronouns
  3. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.615 Polite/Plural Pronouns
  4. bert peeters, 2.616 Plurals
  5. Stephen P Spackman, Datum/Data
• 2.630 Disc: Machine Readable Dictionaries and Spanish MT
  1. Circle Noetic Svc, A Nizhnikov,PAS, Re: 2.587 Machine Readable Dictionaries
  2. , RE: 2.613 Queries
  3. Derk Ederveen, Re: 2.613 - Machine translation involving spanish
• 2.631 Disc: Double Modals; Specific/Referential
  1. , Double Modals
  2. Barbara Johnstone, Re: 2.613 Queries
  3. Ron Hofmann, specific-contcrete-refential
  4. , specific/referential
• 2.632 Disc: Whorf
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, 2.610 Whorfian relativism
  2. Niko Besnier, Whorf again
  3. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, SAPIR-WHORF
• 2.633 Disc: Yours, and Distributivity
  1. Kim Jones, [one of you]rs
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: 2.614 Queries
  3. , distributive verbs
  4. Logical Language Group, distributive/collective
• 2.634 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. AVERY D ANDREWS, finiteless of language
  2. Jacques Guy, Not (in)finity of NL, but it started there.
  3. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, 2.618 Is Language Finite?
  4. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 2.618 Is Language Finite?
• 2.636 Disc: Whorf
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.632 Whorf
  2. William McKellin, Re: 2.632 Whorf
  3. Niko Besnier, Berlin & Kay vs Whorf
  4. , RE: 2.632 Whorf
  5. , Re: 2.632 Whorf
  6. , Re: 2.632 Whorf
  7. "Barbara.Abbott", 2.632 Whorf
• 2.637 Disc: Word Processing
  1. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.611 Responses
  2. , wordperfect linguist utilities
  3. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.629 Responses
  4. Photographic Sys, L Rosenblum,PAS, Source for Fonts
  5. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.630 Machine Readable Dictionaries & Spanish MT
• 2.640 Disc: Anymore
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  4. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  5. Rob Vousten, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  6. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.626 Queries
  7. Henry Rogers, Re: Anymore
• 2.641 Disc: Themself and Yours
  1. Ron Kuzar, Themself
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", they
  3. Paul Saka, RE: yours/you's
• 2.642 Disc: Sound Change, Collective marking
  1. Ellen Kaisse, Re: 2.621 Sound Change
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.621 Sound Change
  3. Michael Barlow, Re: 2.614 Collective marking
  4. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.633 Yours, and Distributivity
• 2.643 Disc: What is a Linguist? Is Language Finite?
  1. bert peeters, 2.634 Is language infinite - Infinite polysemy
  2. , 2.634 Is Language Finite?
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.593 What is a Linguist?
  4. paul saka, RE: what is a linguist?
  5. , Re: 2.580 What is a Linguist?
• 2.648 Disc: X and I
  1. Niko Besnier, Inclusive reference in pronoun-noun coordinate constructions
  2. , Re: "we with x"
  3. Michael Barlow, Re: 2.645 Pronouns
  4. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 2.645 Queries
  5. Christopher Brockett, rwojcick: range-specifying NPs
  6. Richard Ogden, 'X and I'
  7. Ellen Prince, Re: Query on Pronouns
  8. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, re: Kelly K. Wahl's inquiry on Turkish
• 2.651 Disc: Machine Readable Dictionaries
  1. , Re: 2.611 Responses
  2. Jane Edwards, Re: Machine Readable Dictionaries
• 2.655 Disc: X and I; Polite pronouns
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.648 X and I
  2. Dominique Estival, 2.648 X and I
  3. "ACAD3A::FFLDK", X and I
  4. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.639 PC, Pronouns, Plurals and Turkic
  5. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.615 Polite/Plural Pronouns
• 2.657 Disc: Whorf
  1. , RE: 2.632 Whorf
  2. , NONE
  3. , RE: 2.632 Whorf
  4. , 2.636 Whorf
• 2.658 Disc: Sound Change and Double Modals
  1. , 2.642 Sound Change and Collectives
  2. bert peeters, 2.642 Sound Change
  3. , Re: 2.631 Double Modals; Specific/Referential
  4. Dave Eddington, Double Modals
  5. Jules D. Gliesche, Double Modals
• 2.659 Disc: Sign Language, Anymore
  1. Karen Christie, Re: 2.623 On Becoming Bilingual
  2. , ASL Literature
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", any more anymore?
• 2.661 Disc: Word Processing
  1. Dale Savage, Re: 2.637 Word Processing
  2. Phil Bralich, Word processing
  3. "Michel, DOS 5.0's "Brazilian" keyboard for accented characters
  4. "Bruce E. Nevin", list for MS Word queries
• 2.663 Disc: Is Language Finite? Polite Forms
  1. , Finiteness/Harrisian
  2. AVERY D ANDREWS, Is language finite?
  3. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.655 Polite Pronouns
  4. , Re: 2.655 X and I; Polite Pronouns
• 2.664 Disc: Spanish Machine Translation
  1. "J.HUTCHINS", MT and Spanish
  2. , Spanish Machine Translation
  3. Enrique Torrejon, Spanish MT
  4. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.630 Machine Readable Dictionaries & Spanish MT
• 2.667 Disc: 'He goes'
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.662 Responses ('he goes...')
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.660 Responses
• 2.669 Disc: Phonology and Sound-Change
  1. Michel Jackson, The Effects of r
  2. Ellen Kaisse, autosegmental representation and sound change
• 2.670 Disc: Whorf Part 1
  1. , on the SW hypothesis
  2. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, MORE ON SWH
• 2.671 Disc: Whorf Part 2
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", Whorf-Sapir Hypothesis
• 2.672 Disc: (S)he goes
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  2. "ALICE FREED", RE: 2.667 'He goes'
  3. William J. Rapaport, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  4. Barbara Johnstone, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  5. , Re: 2.667 'He goes'
• 2.674 Disc: Phonological Issues
  1. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.669 Phonology and Sound Change
  2. Michel Jackson, R-Insertion
  3. Jim Scobbie, (Re: 2.669) Autosegmental representations
  4. John Phillips, Re: Query intrusive r-insertion
• 2.675 Disc: Pauses
  1. Marjorie K M Chan, Filled Pauses
  2. , Filled pauses
  3. Steve Harlow, RE: 2.660 Responses
• 2.676 Disc: Like Goes All...
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 2.672 (S)he goes
  2. "R.Hudson", `he goes'
  3. Condon Sherri L, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  4. Claudia Brugman, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  5. Erik Carvalhal Miller, like, 'round and 'round she goes
  6. "R.Hudson", `he goes'
  7. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.668 Queries
• 2.678 Disc: Infinite Languages
  1. , Infinite Languages
  2. Jacob Hoeksema, Re: 2.663 Is Language Finite? Polite Forms
• 2.679 Disc: Word Processing
  1. Dave Eddington, IPA on WordPerfect
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.668 Queries
  3. Michel Eytan LILoL, word processing
• 2.680 Disc: (S)he goes
  1. , 2.660 Responses
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.676 Like Goes All...
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, forms of the verb 'say'
  4. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.564 Responses: Themself, I says, Possessive
• 2.682 Disc: Whorf-Sapir Hypothesis
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", interest in II, not III
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", more on W-S Hypothesis
  3. Margaret Fleck, neuroscience and Sapir-Whorf
• 2.684 Disc: (S)he Goes Like
  1. , I'm like...
  2. Ricky Jacobs, Re: 2.672 (S)he goes
  3. , Re: 2.672 (S)he goes
  4. Fran Karttunen, all____
• 2.686 Disc: Is language finite?
  1. AVERY D ANDREWS, Re: 2.678 Infinite Languages
  2. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.678 Infinite Languages
• 2.695 Disc: Rhetorical Questions and Textual Meaning
  1. , essays on language
  2. , rhetorical questions (2.635)
  3. Niko Besnier, Textual meaning
• 2.696 Disc: Using Names
  1. Michael Newman, Re: 2.677 Anymore, Last Names, ASL
  2. , Re 2.655 Polite Pronouns
  3. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 2.677 Anymore, Last Names, ASL
• 2.700 Disc: Whorf
  1. PETER GINGISS, Re: Whorf
  2. Willett Kempton, Whorf and color
• 2.703 Disc: Using last names
  1. Herb Stahlke, Re: 2.696 Using Names
  2. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, LAST NAMING
  3. "Barbara.Abbott", Names/terms of address
  4. John E. Koontz, Last Name Usage in US English
  5. Susann Luperfoy, 2.696 Using Names
• 2.704 Disc: You-Guys
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: You-Guys
  2. Scott Delancey, you guys
  3. , you guys
  4. , You guys
  5. BARBARA PARTEE, Re: 2.698 Queries
  6. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, YOU GUYS
  7. Michael Toolan, Re: 2.698 Queries
• 2.705 Disc: Prosody and Pauses
  1. Nick Campbell, 2.692 Phonology, Pauses, R-linking
  2. David Powers, Re: Syntactically filled pauses
• 2.706 Disc: Onomatopenia
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", Thud! sound symbolism
  2. John E. Koontz, Re: Ejaculatives
  3. Herb Stahlke, Re: 2.698 Queries
  4. Nalini Rau, Re: 2.698 Queries
  5. , Svlan! Plouf! Pan!
  6. , Ejaculatives
  7. , RE: Query Australian sound imitations
• 2.707 Disc: R-Linking
  1. Joe Stemberger, Re: 2.692 Phonology, Pauses, R-linking
  2. David Stampe, 2.681 R-linking
  3. Jim Scobbie, R-linking
• 2.709 Disc: He goes
  1. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, all
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", precursors for be like etc.
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", be all etc.
  4. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.704 You-Guys
  5. Dennis Baron, guy(s)
  6. "ALICE FREED", RE: 2.704 You-Guys
• 2.712 Disc: Chinese and Dravidian
  1. Steve Harlow, RE: 2.702 Queries
  2. Steve Harlow, RE: 2.697 Queries: Chinese, Dravidian
  3. , Dravidian Retroflexes
  4. "Bruce E. Nevin", Nostratic/Dravidian retroflexion
• 2.713 Disc: Names
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.703 Using last`names
  2. Jacques Guy, Using last names
  3. , Re: 2.696 Using Names
  4. Mark H Aronoff, Re: 2.703 Using last`names
  5. , Re: 2.703 Using last`names
• 2.714 Disc: Is language Finite? Motion Verbs
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.686 Is language infinite
  2. Larry Horn, Come and Bring
  3. "Barbara.Abbott", Bring and come
  4. BARBARA PARTEE, Motion Verbs
• 2.718 Disc: Ideophones
  1. Herb Stahlke, More on ideophones
  2. Christopher Brockett, Re: 2.706 Onomatopenia
  3. ,sd, Re: 2.706 Onomatopenia
  4. Nancy L. Dray, Wham! Bam! binj-binj-binj...
• 2.719 Disc: Word Senses
  1. Marti Hearst, 2.710 Queries
  2. David D. Lewis, word sense disambiguation
• 2.720 Disc: R-Linking
  1. "John J. McCarthy", R-Linking
  2. , 2.707 R-Linking
  3. Gorka Elordieta, Re: 2.707 R-Linking
  4. Nancy L. Dray, r-linking/"the issue-r-is"
  5. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.707 R-Linking
• 2.721 Disc: Whorf
  1. , Language/Behavior Correlations
  2. , Whorf
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Whorf-Sapir ms excerpt 2
• 2.722 Disc: r-linking
  1. , Re: 2.707 R-Linking
  2. Nancy L. Dray, p.s. re r-linking
• 2.724 Disc: You Guys
  1. , guys
  2. , Re: You-Guys
  3. Ron Smyth, Plurals vs. epithets
  4. Nancy L. Dray, "you guys"
• 2.726 Disc: Names
  1. Cathy Ball, Last names (women)
  2. "E_Dean.Detrich", 2.703 Using last`names
  3. , last names and titles
  4. , Re: 2.713 Names
  5. Michael Newman, Re: 2.703 Using last`names
  6. , Re: 2.703 Using last`names
• 2.728 Disc: Infinite Languages
  1. , Infinite Language
  2. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.714 Is Language Finite? Motion Verbs
  3. , Infinite languages
• 2.730 Disc: R-Linking
  1. Jim Scobbie, Re: 2.707 R-Linking
  2. Jim Scobbie, Re: 2.707 R-Linking
  3. Richard Goerwitz, Re: 2.720 R-Linking
• 2.731 Disc: Names and Titles
  1. Cathy Ball, Last names (women)
  2. "E_Dean.Detrich", 2.703 Using last`names
  3. , last names and titles
  4. , Re: 2.713 Names
  5. Michael Newman, Re: 2.703 Using last`names
  6. , Re: 2.703 Using last`names
• 2.733 Disc: Klingon
  1. , Klingon
  2. , RE: 2.723 Queries
  3. Major, 2.723 Queries
  4. "Erik Carvalhal Miller, RE: 2.723 Queries
• 2.747 Disc: Are languages infinite?
  1. Michael Kac, Are languages infinite?
• 2.748 Disc: R-Linking
  1. Jim Scobbie, Re: r-linking
  2. , Re: 2.720 R-Linking
  3. Jim Scobbie, Re: 2.738 R-linking, Invariance, Gemination
• 2.753 Disc: Pro-Drop, NP Order
  1. Anita Mittwoch, `pro-drop', etc. in English
  2. , Re: 2.737 Pro-Drop, Come and Bring
  3. Cathy Ball, English "pro-drop"
  4. Nancy L. Dray, Order of adjs in NPs
• 2.754 Disc: R-Linking
  1. , 2.748 R-Linking
  2. Jacob Hoeksema, Re: 2.738 R-linking, Invariance, Gemination
• 2.755 Disc: Phonology: R-linking, Invariance
  1. David Stampe, 2.754 R-Linking
  2. , r-linking
  3. Ellen Kaisse, invariance
  4. , Re: 2.754 R-Linking
• 2.757 Disc: Pro-Drop and NP-Order
  1. AVERY D ANDREWS, RE: 2.753 Pro-drop and NP Order
  2. , Re: 2.753 Pro-drop and NP Order
• 2.758 Disc: Are Languages Finite
  1. jj36, Re: 2.747 Are languages infinite?
  2. Jacques Guy, Are languages infinite
• 2.761 Disc: R-Linking
  1. , R-Linking (For the Last Time)
  2. Rick Wojcik, Re: 2.755 Phonology: R-linking
• 2.767 Disc: Human Research
  1. Terry Langendoen, Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  2. Natalie Maynor, Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  3. "Joyce Neu, Penn State University", Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  4. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  5. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, review boards
  6. , Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  7. Prof. Roly Sussex, Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
• 2.768 Disc: Human Subject Research, I
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  2. , Human Subjects Research
  3. , re: Message 2,763
  4. "Barbara.Abbott", 2.763 Query: Human Research
  5. Michel Jackson, Human Subjects Research (LONG)
• 2.769 Disc: Human Subject Research, II
  1. Prof. Roly Sussex, Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Re: human subjects
  4. , Human subjects
  5. Stavros Macrakis, 2.767 Human Research
• 2.776 Disc: Human Research
  1. Brian Given, 2.767 Human Research & ethics
  2. Robin J. Edmundson, RE: 2.763 Query: Human Research
  3. Natalie Maynor, Re: 2.767 Human Research
• 2.778 Disc: Artificial Languages
  1. Logical Language Group, Esperanto and artificial languages
  2. FD00000, 2.770 Queries
  3. FD00000, 2.770 Queries
• 2.779 Disc: Grammar Checkers
  1. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.765 Queries: Text-to-Speech, Grammar Checkers
  2. Herb Stahlke, Grammar checkers
  3. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, GRAMMAR CHECKER
• 2.780 Disc: Clicks and R-Linking
  1. Peter Ladefoged, clicks
  2. Lars Henrik Mathiesen, R-Linking
  3. Laurie Bauer, a apple
• 2.784 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", assume a spherical language
  2. Michael Kac, Is language infinite?
• 2.788 Disc: Are Segments Universal?
  1. H.Samual Wang (035, "segmentless languages"
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.777 A Phonological Query
  3. Jacques Guy, David Gils' Query on Phonology
  4. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.777 A Phonological Query
  5. Jean-Francois Prunet, Re: 2.777 A Phonological Query
  6. Frank Anshen, Re: 2.777 A Phonological Query
• 2.794 Disc: Conventionality of Names
  1. David Gil, conventionality and syntax of names
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.790 Queries
  3. Herb Stahlke, Productivity of syntax in names
• 2.795 Disc: Segments
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.788 Are Segments Universal?
  2. , Southeast Asian Languages and the Rhyme
  3. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 2.788 (Segments) - Perception of your own language
  4. Jacques Guy, Are segments universal?
  5. Jacques Guy, Are Segments Universal?
• 2.797 Disc: Human Research; Chaucer's Pronouns
  1. , Re: 2.776 Human Research
  2. , Human Subjects Research
  3. michael newman, chaucer's epicene pronominals
• 2.798 Disc: Inflection/Derivation; Finite Languages
  1. , Re: 2.770 Queries
  2. , Inflection/derivation
  3. Rick Wojcik, Re: Inflection/Derivation
  4. , Infinite Language
• 2.801 Disc: SE Asian Languages: Segments
  1. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.777 A Phonological Query
  2. , Segment
  3. David Stampe, 2.795 Segments and SE Asian
  4. , Chinese, segmentless language?
  5. Pierre Martin, 2.788 Are Segments Universal?
  6. "Arthur S. Abramson", SE Asian Languages
• 2.804 Disc: Names
  1. "Mimi Klaiman", John jLimber's qurery: Parsis
  2. , Grammar of names
  3. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.790 Queries: Yiddish
  4. Sergio Balari, Re: 2.794 Conventionality of Names: Romance
  5. John Bro, conventionality & syntax of names: French
  6. Joel M. Hoffman, 2.794 Conventionality of Names: Hebrew
  7. Tom Wachtel, Re: 2.794 Conventionality of Names
• 2.806 Disc: Spanish Inversion, Grammar Checkers
  1. , spanish inversion
  2. , grammar/stype checker
  3. Koenraad De Smedt, grammar checkers
• 2.807 Disc: Hiatus
  1. Jim Scobbie, Re: 2.796 Queries: hiatus; Spanish; Italian; MAC; pidgins; pronouns
  2. Nancy L. Dray, a apple (cf. 2.790)
  3. Logical Language Group, hiatus
• 2.808 Disc: Focus, Grammar Checkers, Do What
  1. , Focus
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.803 Queries: Focus
  3. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.806 Grammar Checkers
  4. Bill Schipper, RE: 2.796 Queries: Do What
  5. Mike Hammond, Do What
  6. , Re: 2.790 Do what?
• 2.810 Disc: Creoles: Malay and Afrikaans
  1. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.790 Queries
  2. Susanna Cumming, Malay/Indonesian
• 2.812 Disc: Inflection/Derivation; Focus
  1. Mike Hammond, Russsian reflexive
  2. , Re: 2.770 Queries
  3. Kenesei Istvan, Focus
  4. Herb Stahlke, Origin of Focus
• 2.814 Disc: Clicks, French Terms, Hiatus, Do What
  1. , Query on clicks
  2. Juhani H{rm{, CEFO, Univ. de Paris III, Re: 2.802 French Terms
  3. Richard Coates, Re: 2.807 Hiatus
  4. John Cowan, Re: 2.808 Do What
  5. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.808 Responses: Focus, Grammar Checkers, Do What
  6. Monica Macaulay, do/say what?
• 2.815 Disc: Croatian, Serbian and Dialects
  1. Stavros Macrakis, Serbocroatian
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: 2.809 Queries: Brown Corpus, Circassian, Croat, Socio
  3. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.809 Queries: Brown Corpus, Circassian, Croat, Socio
  4. Jacques Guy, Serb vs Croatian
  5. Sergio Balari, RE: Serb and Croat, and others
  6. Mike Migalski, Reply to M. Wynne
• 2.816 Disc: Segments and Speech Interfaces
  1. Jacques Guy, Chinese: a segmentless language?
  2. , HCI/Speech Interfaces
• 2.817 Disc: Names
  1. , RE: 2.804 Names
  2. Michael Newman, Re: 2.804 Names
  3. David Gil, Names
  4. Dave Moskovitz, RE: 2.804 Names
• 2.818 Disc: Singular They, Human Research
  1. David Powers, A name for "Singular They" etc.
  2. , Re: 2.768 Human Subject Research, I
• 2.822 Disc: Serb, Croat, and Dialectal Differences
  1. , vol. 2.809 - exaggeration of dialect differences
  2. Dan I. Slobin, South Slavic
  3. Edward Kovach, Re: 2.820 Queries
  4. "Wayles Browne, Cornell University", Re: 2.820 Queries: Slavic Muslims
• 2.823 Disc: Helium
  1. Peter Ladefoged, Re: 2.820 Queries
  2. Howard Geyer, Re: helium
  3. , Re: 2.820 Queries
  4. "Mimi Klaiman", Inquiry about helium
  5. , helium
• 2.826 Disc: Names
  1. Dan I. Slobin, Names and definiteness
  2. Sergio Balari, Re: 2.817 Names
  3. "George Fowler h(PT. OF ENGLISH, SPRAU T, RE: 2.817 Names
  4. SEAMUS COONEY, DEPT. OF ENGLISH, SPRAU T, RE: 2.817 Names
• 2.827 Disc: Macs, Tag Questions, Communicative Strategies, Helium
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.825 Queries: Belize, Macs, Amiga, Communicative Strategies
  2. , Mac software query
  3. , French translation of 'tag question'
  4. PETER GINGISS, Mac DataBases
  5. Pamela A Downing, Re: 2.825 Intercultural communication
  6. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, helium explained
• 2.829 Disc: Grammar Checkers, Clicks, Say what
  1. Leslie Burkholder, grammar checkers
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", say what vs. do what
  3. Michael Newman, Re: 2.818 Singular They, Human Research
  4. , RE: 2.814 Responses: Clicks, French Terms, Hiatus, Do What
  5. , Re: 2.827 Responses: Macs, Tag Questions, Communicative Strategies,
  6. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: 2.827 Responses: Macs, Tag Questions, Communicative Strategies,
• 2.831 Disc: Names
  1. Dennis Baron, names
  2. Bill Poser, articles with names in Catalan
  3. , Re: 2.826 Names
  4. "Sharon L. Shelly", Re: 2.804 Names
  5. William Robboy, Lesbian Relationships
  6. Petur Knutsson, names in Iceland
• 2.833 Disc: Code-Switching, Helium, Mac Tree-processing, Lojban
  1. , code-switching in French
  2. Osamu Fujimura, Re: 2.827 Responses: Macs, Tag Questions, Communicative Strategies,
  3. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: Tree-processing on Macs
  4. Jacques Guy, Fantastic linguistics
• 2.835 Disc: Names
  1. Stavros Macrakis, 2.817 Names
  2. LL23000, "The Donald"
  3. , RE: 2.831 Names
• 2.836 Disc: Inflection vs derivation
  1. Greg Stump, Inflection vs derivation
• 2.837 Disc: Infinite Languages
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", infinitude of what?
• 2.839 Disc: Not
  1. Monica Macaulay, NOT
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.828 Queries: Macs, Historical Linguistics, Paper Search
  3. , sarcastic post-affirmative NOT
  4. Stephen Ryberg, origins of free-standing _Not_
  5. "CHARLOTTE S BASHAM", Re: 2.828 Queries: Macs, Historical Linguistics, Paper Search
• 2.842 Disc: Pidginized Afrikaans, Cuban Spanish, Serbo-Croat
  1. , Pidginized Afrikaans
  2. "SUSAN SOTILLO", Cuban Spanish
  3. Martin Wynne, Serbian and Croatian
• 2.848 Disc: Last Posting on NOT
  1. mark, 2,828 post-affirmation freestanding "Not"
  2. , RE: 2.839 Not
  3. Claudia Brugman, Re: 2.839 Not
  4. Sarah Jones, RE: 2.839 Not
  5. Jules D. Gliesche, Re: 2.835 Names
  6. Fan mail from some flounder?, Not
  7. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.839 Not
  8. , NOT
• 2.849 Disc: Names
  1. , 2.835 Names - articles and proper names (Italian)
  2. "Lester C Jacobson", Re: 2.835 Names
  3. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.835 Names
  4. Michael Morse, Re: 2.835 Names
  5. "George Fowler h(e flounder?, RE: 2.835 Names
  6. Ivan A Derzhanski, 2.835 Names
• 2.852 Disc: Reduplication
  1. Laurie Bauer, Dictionaries, reduplication
  2. John E. Koontz, Re: 2.846 ... Reduplication; ...
  3. Chu-Ren Huang, Re: Reduplication
  4. Joe Stemberger, Re: 2.846 Queries: Ling. Dictionary, Texas Ling. Forum, Reduplication
• 2.856 Disc: African American English, Response
  1. , "African American English" and grammaticality judgments
  2. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.831 Names
• 2.857 Disc: Names
  1. , Names
  2. Aleksander Murzaku, Re: Names
  3. Hartmut Haberland, Re: Names and articles
  4. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Re: 2.849 Names
  5. bert peeters, Articles before names
  6. "Michel, "The Donald"
  7. , Re: 2.849 Names
  8. Kenesei Istvan, names
• 2.859 Disc: Reduplication
  1. , Re: 2.846 Queries: Ling. Dictionary, Texas Ling. Forum, Reduplication
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Reduplication
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", reduplication
  4. Jacques Guy, Reduplication
  5. Dr M Sebba, Re: 2.846 Queries: Ling. Dictionary, Texas Ling. Forum, Reduplication
• 2.861 Disc: Quoting From LINGUIST
  1. Jacques Guy, Quoting from Linguist
  2. AVERY D ANDREWS, RE: 2.847 Quoting from LINGUIST
  3. William J. Rapaport, Re: 2.847 Quoting from LINGUIST
  4. Allan C. Wechsler, 2.847 Quoting from LINGUIST
  5. , Re: 2.847 Quoting from LINGUIST
• 2.865 Disc: We Do
  1. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, till death do us part
  2. , till death do us part
  3. , Re: 2.850 Queries: Discourse, Elamite, Kimmo, Black English, Us
  4. Dennis Baron, do we part?
  5. "sharon l. shelly", Re: 2.850 Queries: Discourse, Elamite, Kimmo, Black English, Us
• 2.866 Disc: Language & Culture, Washed, No way
  1. "CHARLOTTE S BASHAM", textbook for language and culture
  2. Dale Russell, Query: Needs Washed
  3. "E_Dean.Detrich", 2.581 Queries: Washed, Reduplica
  4. , Re: 2.846 Queries: Ling. Dictionary, Texas Ling. Forum, Reduplication
• 2.867 Disc: We Do
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.865 We Do
  2. , Re: 2.865 We Do
  3. "Robert S. Kirsner", death CAUSE us to part
  4. Johanna Rubba, death do ..
• 2.868 Disc: GB
  1. , case problem for GB
  2. Herb Stahlke, Re: 2.858 Language and Culture, Chomsky
  3. Lou Burnard, government bonding
• 2.872 Disc: Grammaticality Judgments
  1. Henry Churchyard, Re: 2.856 African American English, Response
  2. Alison Henry, Grammaticality judgments on non-standard dialects
  3. thomas maxfield, E. Contini-Morava
• 2.875 Disc: Names
  1. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.857 Names
  2. Michael Morse, NAMES
• 2.876 Disc: Pronoun Case Swapping (We Do)
  1. John Cowan, Re: 2.865 Pronoun Case Swapping (was: We Do)
  2. , Re: 2.867 We Do
  3. "Don W.", Pronoun cases
  4. Steve Harlow, till death us depart
  5. jack, dative pronouns
  6. "Erik Carvalhal Miller, RE: 2.869 Queries: Brown/LOB Corpus, Pronoun Usage, Opaque Rules
  7. Richard Coates, Re: 2.867 We Do
  8. Karl Dotzek, Re: 2.869 Queries: Pronoun Usage
  9. Jim Scobbie, Re: nominative case as default in English ('we do')
• 2.877 Disc: Postultimate posting on NOT (summary)
  1. Larry Horn, Re: 2.848 Last Posting on NOT
• 2.878 Disc: "Cognitive Linguistics" debate: survey results
  1. , Results of survey on "cognitive linguistics" debate
• 2.881 Disc: Phonology: Opacity and Reduplication
  1. , Opaque orderings
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.859 Reduplication
  3. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Re: 2.859 Reduplication
• 2.882 Disc: S -
  1. Michael, Re: 2.864 Queries
  2. Larry Gillick, 2.864 S -
• 2.883 Disc: Nominative with Infinitive
  1. , Re: 2.868 GB
  2. "Geoffrey S. Nathan", Nominative with infinitive
• 2.884 Disc: X and a Half
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.869 Queries: Brown/LOB Corpus, Pronoun Usage, Opaque Rules
  2. Ton van der Wouden, Re: 2.869 Queries: Brown/LOB Corpus, Pronoun Usage, Opaque Rules
  3. Dale Savage, "an X and a half"
  4. LL23000, 2.869 Queries: and a half
  5. Martin Haase, Re: 2.869 Queries: a ... and a half
• 2.885 Disc: Infinite, Language & Culture, Washed
  1. , 2.837 Infinite Languages
  2. , Textbook for ... Language & Culture,
  3. , Re: 2.866 Responses: Language & Culture, Washed, No way

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