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• 4.12 Disc: Electronic Conference Announcements?
  1. , Electronic conference proceedings
• 4.20 Disc: Iconicity and Functionalism
  1. , iconicity, functionalism, generative grammar
• 4.34 Disc: Functionalism and Generative Grammar
  1. Jay Lemke, Functionalism, generative grammar, etc.
• 4.37 Disc: A Permanent Linguistics Server?
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Permanent Linguistics Server?
• 4.38 Disc: Relatives
  1. Patrick John Coppock, 4.21 Queries: Curious "it", Genitive "that"
  2. , New Relative
• 4.45 Disc: That's
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 4.38 Relatives
  2. "Dennis Baron", greengrocer's apostrophe
  3. Claire Quilty, Re: 4.38 Relatives
  4. John Bro, Re: 4.38 Relatives - that's
  5. Prof. Roly Sussex, Re: 4.38 Relatives, genitive "that", greengrocer's apostrophe
• 4.46 Disc: Colorado and Cognitive Science Conference
  1. Paul Smolensky, Colorado Boycott & Cognitive Science Conference
• 4.57 Disc: Subjects and Objects
  1. RichardHudson50, idioms and subject-object asymmetries
  2. Caoimhin P. ODonnaile, Subject/object ambiguity in Breton
• 4.61 Disc: The Greengrocer's apostrophe
  1. RichardHudson50, that's and the greengrocer's apostrophe
  2. Deborah Berkley, Re: greengrocer's apostrophe
  3. John Cowan, Another greengrocer trick
  4. Michael Picone, Greengrocer's apostrophe
• 4.67 Disc: Subjects and Objects
  1. , (GMT)
  2. Larry Horn, Re: 4.57 Subjects and Objects
• 4.69 Disc: Greengrocer's Apostrophe
  1. Johan Van Der Auwera, Re: 4.61 The Greengrocer's apostrophe
  2. Henry Rogers, apostrophe
  3. , "That's"
  4. , Greengrocer's apostrophe as internationalism
• 4.78 Disc: Last Posting: Greengrocer's Apostrophe
  1. , RE: 4.45 That's
  2. "CONNOLLY LEO A", RE: 4.69 Greengrocer's Apostrophe
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 4.69 Greengrocer's Apostrophe
• 4.87 Disc: Just for fun...
  1. Michael Everson, The Charm of Making
  2. , Re: 4.64 Just for Fun... Star Trek DS9 "Babel"
• 4.95 Disc: Subject/Object Asymmetry and Idioms
  1. , Subject/Object Asymmetry and Idioms
• 4.96 Disc: That's history
  1. RichardHudson, That's history
• 4.106 Disc: Language/Linguistic Bulletin Boards
  1. , Language Bulletin Boards
• 4.108 Disc: Subject/Object Asymmetry and Idioms
  1. , Re: 4.95 Subject/Object Asymmetry and Idioms
  2. , Re: S/O Asymmetries
  3. Jon Aske, explaining subject-object asymmetries?
• 4.112 Disc: Null-Subject Languages
  1. Maria Vilkuna, 4.109 Qs: Typology, Grammar Engineering, Null Subj., Word Lists
• 4.118 Disc: Pro-drop, Rarity, Null-subject
  1. Avery Andrews, Semi-pro-drop Languages
  2. Matthew Dryer, The Rarity of Non-Null-Subject Languages
  3. Yehuda N. Falk, Null Subj Languages
• 4.121 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. Swann Philip, 4.118 Pro-drop, Rarity, Null-subject
  2. R. Moorcroft, -0500
  3. , Null-Space Subjects
  4. Glenn Ayres - CDI San German, Pro-drop
• 4.122 Disc: Subject/Object Asymmetry
  1. , 4.108 Subject/Object Asymmetry and Idioms
  2. , (GMT)
• 4.126 Disc: Subject/Object Asymmetry
  1. , Re: 4.122 Subject/Object Asymmetry
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: 4.122 Subject/Object Asymmetry
  3. , 4.122 Subject/Object Asymmetry
• 4.136 Disc: Subject/Object Asymmetry
  1. , Re: 4.126 Subject/Object Asymmetry
  2. , 4.126 Subject/Object Asymmetry
• 4.146 Disc: Pro-Drop
  1. Tom Cravens, Re: 4.121 Pro-drop
• 4.150 Disc: Pro-Drop
  1. Robert Westmoreland, 4.146 Pro-Drop
  2. Marianna Di Paolo, Pro-Drop
  3. "Dip.Linguistica", Re: 4.146 Pro-Drop
• 4.152 Disc: Pro-Drop
  1. "CONNOLLY LEO A", RE: 4.150 Pro-Drop
  2. Alan Munn, Pro-drop
  3. Tom Cravens, Re: 4.150 Pro-Drop
• 4.154 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. , 4.152 Pro-Drop
  2. a goofy newfie, Re: 4.152 Pro-drop
  3. Jon Aske, subject ellipsis (was pro-drop)
• 4.159 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. Bob Frank, Re: 4.154 Pro-drop
  2. RichardHudson50, Pro Drop
  3. R. Moorcroft, 4.154 Pro-drop
  4. Esa Itkonen, Pro-drop
  5. , pro-drop
• 4.160 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. Brian D Joseph, More on Pro-Drop
  2. stephen ryberg , English pro-drop data
  3. Joe Stemberger, Re: 4.159 Pro-drop
  4. "CONNOLLY LEO A", RE: 4.159 Pro-drop
  5. Mike Maxwell 6369, English and pro-drop
• 4.161 Disc: Pro-Drop
  1. , Pro-drop and dative subjects
  2. , Subject: 4.160 Pro-drop
  3. , German Datives
  4. , RE: 4.160 Pro-drop
• 4.166 Disc: Models for the Conduct of Linguistics
  1. , Two Models for the Conduct of Linguistics
• 4.169 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. Becky Passonneau, 4.160 Pro-drop
  2. Swann Philip, 4.161 Pro-Drop
  3. Bob Frank, Re: 4.160 Pro-drop
  4. Mike McHale, Pro-drop
  5. "CONNOLLY LEO A", RE: 4.161 Pro-Drop
  6. "CONNOLLY LEO A", RE: 4.160 Pro-drop
• 4.175 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. Joe Stemberger, Re: 4.161 Pro-Drop
  2. Anita Mittwoch, pro-drop
  3. David, pro-drop in Singlish
• 4.179 Disc: Pro-Drop
  1. Patrick Farrell, Re: 4.175 Pro-drop
  2. Richard Ogden, Pro-drop
  3. Almeida Jacqueline Toribio, Re: 4.175 Pro-drop
• 4.186 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. David Gil, subject pro-drop in Tagalog
  2. , Re: 4.179 Pro-drop
  3. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 4.179 Pro-drop
  4. Patrick Farrell, Pro-drop
• 4.190 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. David Gil, Tagalog Neg-Drop Typo
  2. , pro-drop
  3. Mike Maxwell 6369, Subject and object pro-drop
  4. Chris Culy, Pro drop in English, more fuel for the fire
• 4.194 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. , 4.190 Pro-drop
  2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 4.190 Pro-drop
  3. Ingo Plag, pro-drop and expletives
  4. "Fernando Aviles", pro-drop
  5. "david joseph kathman", object pro-drop
• 4.201 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. Patrick Farrell, Re: 4.186 Pro-drop
  2. Douglas Purl, Re: 4.180 Sum: Pro-drop Languages
  3. Dan Slobin, pro-drop
  4. , Re: 4.194 Pro-drop
• 4.209 Disc: Pro-drop
  1. Mike Maxwell 6369, Pro-drop
  2. , initial material drop
  3. H.Stephen Straight, Phonological PRO-DROP
• 4.215 Disc: Adjectives
  1. David Powers, Re: 4.212 Sum: Adjectives as Heads
  2. Ivan A Derzhanski, Re: 4.212 Sum: Adjectives as Heads
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 4.212 Sum: Adjectives as Heads
• 4.227 Disc: Pro-drop, adjectives
  1. , Thrasher's Thesis Redux
  2. , Re: 4.212 Sum: Adjectives as Heads
  3. Spencer A J, Re: 4.215 Adjectives
• 4.257 Disc: Not, one
  1. Larry Horn, Re: 4.249 Earliest Citation of NOT; Journal Of Undergraduate
  2. , Dummy 'One'
• 4.258 Disc: Indirect Speech
  1. JOHN LIMBER, Indirect Speech
• 4.263 Disc: Rude negators
  1. Rich Hilliard, "A Rude Negator"
  2. mark, rude negators
  3. Michael M T Henderson, Re: 4.262 Qs: Interlingua, discourse & video, negator, transfer
  4. , Re: 4.262 Qs: Interlingua, discourse & video, negator, transfer
  5. URGENT !! **, "Rude" Negators
• 4.272 Disc: Rude negators
  1. Geoffrey S. Nathan, Bollocks|
  2. "Tze-wan Kwan, Hongkong", Rude Negators
  3. Paul T Kershaw, Bullocks and the hell
  4. mark, Rude negator, correction
  5. , rude negators
• 4.274 Disc: Rude negators
  1. benji wald, Re: 4.272 Rude negators
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: 4.272 Rude negators
  3. Randy Allen Harris, Rude negators
  4. Angus Grieve-Smith, Rude negators
• 4.278 Disc: Rude Negation
  1. RichardHudson50, Naughty negatives & linguistic theory
  2. Larry Horn, Re: 4.274 Rude negators
  3. , RE: 4.263 Rude negators
  4. "James M. Scobbie", Re: 4.274 Rude negators
• 4.283 Disc: Rude negation
  1. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 4.278 Rude Negation
  2. Caoimhin P. ODonnaile, Re: Rude negators
  3. "Don W.", Rude negation query
  4. Gavin Burnage, More bollocks
  5. RichardHudson50, Us and US
  6. Nicholas Ostler, 4.277 Sum: Rude Negation
• 4.290 Disc: Rude Negation
  1. Y No, Hudson's Questions Answered
  2. Dr M Sebba, rude infixes in English
  3. Geoffrey S. Nathan<> Bollix/Bollocks etc.
  4. "Sheri Wells, 4.278 Rude Negation
• 4.292 Disc: Rude Negation
  1. Mark H Aronoff, expletive infixation
  2. , rude neg: chinese
  3. , rude neg: chinese
  4. , Idiolectal variation in Rude Negation
• 4.293 Disc: Markedness and Exception
  1. Bill Croft, Number markedness revisited
  2. Anthony Rodrigues Aristar, Markedness and Exceptions
• 4.295 Disc: Markedness
  1. , Subject: Number markedness
  2. Paul T Kershaw, Kiowa number
• 4.297 Disc: Rude Negation
  1. , Re: 4.292 Rude Negation
  2. , Rude negation in Mandarin
  3. Mr Andrew Rosta, Re: 4.292 Rude Negation
  4. Celso Alvarez-Caccamo, Rude Counter-Assessers
  5. , bollix/bollocks
• 4.305 Disc: Sex of linguists
  1. Susan Herring, sex of linguists
• 4.306 Disc: Markedness
  1. , Re: 4.295 Marking
  2. Robert Beard, Marking--Russian Number
• 4.308 Disc: Racial terms
  1. Michael Newman, Re: 4.288 FYI: Boston U., Racial terms
• 4.310 Disc: Sex of linguists (with corrections)
  1. Susan Herring, sex of linguists
• 4.311 Disc: Rude Negation: Last Posting
  1. Celso Alvarez-Caccamo, Rude Counter-Assessers - Correction
  2. David Stampe, Rude tags
  3. "Sze-wing Tang", rude negation in Cantonese
  4. , Re: 4.297 Rude Negation
• 4.319 Disc: Racial terms
  1. , Re: 4.308 Racial terms
  2. benji wald, Re: 4.308 Racial terms
• 4.323 Disc: Markedness
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: 4.295 Marking
• 4.330 Disc: Velar palatalization
  1. John S. Coleman, Re: 4.315 Sum: Velar palatalization
• 4.334 Disc: Racial terms
  1. , Racial terms
  2. benji wald, Re: 4.319 Racial terms
  3. Susan Ervin-Tripp, epithets
• 4.335 Disc: Crazy number-marking
  1. , "Crazy" number marking in Kiowa etc.
• 4.337 Disc: Restrictions on Abstract Submissions
  1. Alan Munn, Restrictions on abstract submissions
  2. BU Conference on Language Development, reply to Munn's posting
• 4.345 Disc: Racial Epithets
  1. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 4.334 Racial terms
  2. Mark H Aronoff, nastiness and markedness
  3. , summary: racial epithets
• 4.347 Disc: Restrictions on Abstract Submissions
  1. NELS 24 at UMass, Re: 4.337 Restrictions on Abstract Submissions
  2. Alex Monaghan, Re: 4.337 Restrictions on Abstract Submissions
• 4.356 Disc: Velar palatalization
  1. H.Stephen Straight, Velar
  2. , 4.330 Velar palatalization
• 4.360 Disc: Restrictions on abstracts
  1. Lisa Reed, abstract restrictions
  2. Judith Klavans, abstract submissions
• 4.368 Disc: Linguistics in the media
  1. Lyle Campbell, Scientific American/Linguistics in the media
• 4.382 Disc: Phoneme Frequencies
  1. Wlodzimierz Sobkowiak, phoneme frequencies
• 4.383 Disc: Language disorders and job descriptions
  1. Rob Fink, Language disorders
  2. Connor Ferris, Re: 4.346 Jobs: Acquisition, TESOL, General
• 4.386 Disc: Number, Pro-drop
  1. Paul T Kershaw, 4.364 Sum: Number marking
  2. "Fernando Aviles", Pro-drop
• 4.394 Disc: Genie, The Event
  1. Vicki Fromkin, genie
  2. Ronnie Wilbur, 'The Event'
• 4.395 Disc: LSA Software Exhibit
  1. Matthew Dryer, LSA Software Exhibit
• 4.397 Disc: The number universal
  1. , relevance of number universal
• 4.407 Disc: Agreement & GB
  1. BERNHARD W ROHRBACHER, Re: 4.405 Qs: Typological methodology, Software, Slavic/Albanian,
  2. RichardHudson, Non-GB = non-person?
• 4.412 Disc: Number marking universals
  1. , Number Marking Universals
• 4.419 Disc: The Event, Restrictions on abstracts
  1. , 4.394 The Event
  2. Alex Monaghan, Re: Abstracts
• 4.421 Disc: GB and non-GB
  1. , Non-GB = non-person?
• 4.436 Disc: GB and non-GB
  1. , Re: 4.407 Agreement & GB
  2. Spencer A J, Re: 4.421 GB and non-GB
  3. John S. Coleman, 4.421 GB and non-GB
  4. "Sam Wang, 4.421 GB and non-GB
• 4.448 Disc: GB and non-GB
  1. Dan Everett, Re: 4.436 GB and non-GB
  2. "Barbara Need", Re: Non-GB = non-person?
• 4.458 Disc: GB
  1. Connor Ferris, Re: 4.448 GB and non-GB
  2. Swann Philip, 4.448 GB and non-GB
  3. sowa, Re: Non-GB = non-person?
  4. RichardHudson50, GB and not GB
  5. , GB and non-GB
  6. Anjum Saleemi, Re: 4.448 GB and non-GB
  7. , GB and non-GB
  8. Anjum Saleemi, Re: 4.448 GB and non-GB
• 4.472 Disc: GB
  1. Anjum Saleemi, Re: 4.458 GB
  2. Maria Polinsky, non-GB vs. GB
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 4.458 GB
  4. John S. Coleman, 4.458 GB
• 4.477 Disc: The Politics of Linguistics?
  1. , politics of linguistics
  2. Kersti Borjars, Re: 4.472 GB
• 4.489 Disc: Linguistics and GB
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 4.477 The Politics of Linguistics?
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, Jobs and GB
  3. , The Politics of Linguistics
  4. "Andy Rogers", Re: 4.472 GB
  5. Bill Bennett, GB or not?
• 4.493 Disc: Acronyms
  1. "don l. f. nilsen", Re: 4.474 Qs: Acronyms, Phoneme Co-occurrences, Readability
  2. Ken Miner, Re: 4.482 Qs: German, Tibetan & Chinese, Acronyms
  3. Bruce Southard, 4.482 Qs: German, Tibetan & Chinese, Acronyms
  4. John S. Coleman, 4.482 Qs: German, Tibetan & Chinese, Acronyms
• 4.494 Disc: Acronyms
  1. Joel Nevis, Re: 4.482 Qs: German, Tibetan & Chinese, Acronyms
  2. , Acronym definition
  3. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 4.493 Acronyms
  4. , initialisms (acronyms)
  5. Joel Bradshaw, Re: 4.482 Qs: Acronyms
  6. Robert D Hoberman, Non-acronym: OB-GYN
• 4.495 Disc: GB and politics
  1. Michael Covington, Re: 4.489 Linguistics and GB
  2. "FELIX SASCHA", GB or non-GB
  3. Joe Stemberger, politics
• 4.502 Disc: Acronyms
  1. , Re: 4.494 Acronyms
  2. "don l. f. nilsen", Re: 4.494 Acronyms
  3. John E. Koontz, Re: 4.494 Acronyms
  4. guy modica, Re: 4.494 Acronyms
  5. Paul Baltes, Re: Acronyms
  6. Larry Horn, Re: 4.494 Acronyms
  7. Alex Monaghan, Re: 4.494 Acronyms
• 4.507 Disc: GB & Politics
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 4.495 GB and politics
  2. , Re: 4.495 GB and politics
  3. Bruce Samuelson, politics or science?
  4. Steven Schaufele, PPA, politics, and jobs
  5. Sabine Iatridou, Re: GB
• 4.511 Disc: Linguistics at MIT
  1. , Re: 4.510 Qs: MIT, Deception, East Asia
• 4.513 Disc: Neologistic Pronouns
  1. Michael Newman, neologistic pronouns
• 4.523 Disc: GB
  1. Steven Schaufele, PPA and scientific methodology
  2. Bill Bennett, T
  3. Anjum Saleemi, GB THEORY
  4. David Heap, Re: 4.461 French Subject Clitics
• 4.529 Disc: Neologistic Pronouns
  1. , not-so-neologistic pronoun
  2. , Re: 4.513 Neologistic Pronouns
• 4.532 Disc: Last Posting: Acronyms
  1. Paul T Kershaw, Acronyms (both discussions)
  2. David Powers, Re: 4.501 Sum: Redundant acronyms
  3. Robert D Hoberman, Acronyms
  4. Michael Picone, Derivations of acronyms
• 4.538 Disc: Neologistic Pronouns
  1. , 4.529 Neologistic Pronouns
  2. Steven Schaufele, hann
  3. , An abrupt modern extension
• 4.552 Disc: Epicene Pronouns
  1. Michael Newman, neologistic grammar
  2. Gwyn Williams, Re: An abrupt modern extension
  3. John Cowan, Re: An abrupt modern extension
• 4.573 Disc: Epicene Pronouns, Farang
  1. , epicene pronouns
  2. Gwyn Williams, More Replies on "FARANG" and related terms
• 4.574 Disc: Last Posting: MIT Fundraising in Japan
  1. , Re: 4.511 Linguistics at MIT
• 4.580 Disc: Gender
  1. , Re: 4.562 Sum: Gender Markedness
  2. David Heap, Re: 4.573 Epic'they'
• 4.595 Disc: Last Posting: Gender Markedness
  1. mark, re: 4.562 Gender Markedness
  2. , gender markedness
  3. Steven Schaufele, Hann redux & epicene pronouns
• 4.596 Disc: Gender and Periphery
  1. Michael Picone, Re: 4.585 Qs: Emoticons, Periphery, Gender
• 4.617 Disc: Egyptian Linguistics
  1. , More on Egyptian linguistics
• 4.621 Disc: Lateral Affricates
  1. , Lateralized affricates
• 4.629 Disc: The Theoretical Status of Marginal Utterances
  1. Mark Seidenberg, theoretical status of marginal utterances
• 4.644 Disc: _The Linguistics Wars_
  1. , Review of _The Linguistics Wars_
• 4.649 Disc: THE LINGUISTIC WARS
  1. Keelung Hong, THE LINGUISTIC WARS
  2. Keelung Hong, P.S.--authorship
• 4.653 Disc: Son of Fun
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 4.648 Fun: inappropriate English
  2. , Re: Just for Fun
  3. Alex Monaghan, Re: 4.648 Fun: inappropriate English
  4. , RE: 4.648 Fun: inappropriate English
  5. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 4.648 Fun: inappropriate English
  6. Julie Reyes, FUN.......while y'all are on the subject!
• 4.654 Disc: The LINGUISTics Wars (Author's Response)
  1. Randy Allen Harris, The LINGUISTics Wars (author's response)
• 4.658 Disc: THE LINGUISTICS WARS
  1. Keelung Hong, Stephen Murray response to Randy Harris
  2. Richard Wojcik, Re: 4.654 The LINGUISTics Wars (Author's Response)
• 4.665 Disc: Marginal utterances
  1. Bill Bennett, T
• 4.666 Disc: More fun: inappropriate English
  1. , RE: 4.652 More Fun
  2. Alex Monaghan, Re: 4.652 More Fun
  3. Evan S. Smith, Re: 4.652 More Fun
  4. Michael M T Henderson, More Fun
  5. Ian MacKay, fun
  6. "DICK VEIT, ENGLISH, UNCW,, More inapproriate English
  7. Paul T Kershaw, Fractured English quickie
  8. Johanna Rubba, Son of Fun
  9. , Re: 4.652 More Fun
  10. , Re: 4.653 Son of Fun
  11. Nancy Frishberg at home, Re: 4.653 Son of Fun
  12. , inappropriate foreignisms
  13. Alex Monaghan, Re: 4.653 Son of Fun
  14. , Re: 4.652 More Fun
  15. "don l. f. nilsen", Re: 4.648 Fun: inappropriate English
  16. "don l. f. nilsen", Re: 4.653 Son of Fun
  17. EL ZAIM ADEL, Re: 4.652 More Fun
  18. Paul Peranteau, 4.653 Son of Fun
• 4.667 Disc: ARPA's Human Language Technology Program
  1. , RE: 4.659 ARPA's Human Language Technology (HLT) Program
  2. Michael Covington, Re: 4.659 ARPA's Human Language Technology (HLT) Program
• 4.671 Disc: The Linguistic Wars
  1. Helen Dry, The Linguistics Wars
  2. Barbara Need, LINGUISTICS WARS
• 4.676 Disc: ARPA's Human Language Technology Program
  1. David Adger, DARPA, Science etc
  2. Swann Philip, 4.667 ARPA's Human Language Technology Program
  3. robert n shull, Re: 4.659 ARPA's Human Language Technology (HLT) Program
• 4.681 Disc: Marginal utterances
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 4.665 Marginal utterances
  2. wachal robert s, Re: 4.665 Marginal utterances
• 4.682 Disc: Cross-cultural fun
  1. Harry Bego, More fun: inappropriate English
  2. "Steve Fligelstone", Cross-cultural fun
  3. J%org Knappen, Re: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
  4. Regina Cassidy, Re: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
  5. Alex Monaghan, Re: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
  6. , RE: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
• 4.683 Disc: More cross-cultural fun
  1. , inappropriate English
  2. Lisa Reed, more fun
  3. Natalie Maynor, Re: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
  4. "Anne M Loring-1", Re: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
  5. , RE: 4.652 More Fun
• 4.684 Disc: Still more cross-cultural fun
  1. "Roy H. Ogawa", fun
  2. Paul Black, Fun- interesting word choic
  3. "don l. f. nilsen", Re: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
  4. , Re: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
• 4.686 Disc: Uptalk, Y'all, OK
  1. Penny Lee, Re: Uptalk?
  2. Ronald Fein, uptalk
  3. Anne T Gilman, 'inappropriate English:' Y'ALL
  4. , RE: 4.670 Qs: Conversation, Phonetics, OK, Wolf
  5. , History of OK
  6. wachal robert s, Re: 4.670 Qs: Conversation, Phonetics, OK, Wolf
  7. Vicki Fromkin, o.k.
• 4.688 Disc: Ross and The Linguistic Wars
  1. Helen Dry, Ross
  2. , 4.671 The Linguistic Wars
  3. ALICE DAVISON, Ross and syntactic theory
• 4.689 Disc: Constraints and The Linguistic Wars
  1. JACOBSON, the notion of constraints
• 4.694 Disc: Etymology of OK
  1. Sally Thomason, OK
  2. "david joseph kathman", Re: 4.686 Uptalk, Y'all, OK
  3. Steven Schaufele, Y'all, OK
  4. Paul T Kershaw, O.K. etymology
• 4.696 Disc: Marginal Utterances
  1. Bill Bennett, Marginal utterances
  2. Bill Bennett, Re: 4.665 Marginal utterances
• 4.697 Disc: Y'all, Uptalk
  1. "Anne M Loring-1", Re: 4.686 Y'all
  2. Miriam Meyerhoff, Uptalk/HRTs
• 4.698 Disc: Ross and The Linguistic Wars
  1. BERNHARD W ROHRBACHER, Re: 4.688 Ross and The Linguistic Wars
  2. , Re: 4.688 Ross and The Linguistic Wars
  3. Helen Dry, Ross, GB, _Wars_: response
• 4.701 Disc: Y'all
  1. Michael Covington, Re: 4.697 Y'all
  2. Tom Leverett, y'all
  3. Joseph George Tomei, more y'all
  4. lc22, Y'all
  5. wachal robert s, Re: 4.697 Y'all, Uptalk
• 4.703 Disc: The Linguistic Wars: Ross, Constraints
  1. Steven Schaufele, syntactic history and pedagogy
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 4.698 Ross and The Linguistic Wars
  3. Michael Kac, Constraints
• 4.704 Disc: Y'all
  1. , RE: 4.701 Y'all
  2. "Dennis Baron", y'all
  3. Bruce Samuelson, Is y'all really plural?
  4. , Y'all
  5. , y'all and the like
  6. Mike Picone, Re: 4.701 Y'all
  7. Larry Hutchinson, Re: 4.701 Y'all
• 4.705 Disc: OK
  1. , RE: 4.694 Etymology of OK
  2. Paul T Kershaw, O.K.
  3. , RE: 4.691 Qs: Database, Rennellese, X rules OK, Distinction
  4. , Re: 4.686 Uptalk, Y'all, OK
• 4.706 Disc: Last posting: cross-cultural fun
  1. Bas van Bakel, Re: 4.683 More cross-cultural fun
  2. Dawn K Darnell, Creative English
  3. , Re: 4.682 Cross-cultural fun
  4. "don l. f. nilsen", Re: 4.682 Cross-cultural fun
  5. , Fun
  6. Jane A. Edwards, Re: 4.682 Cross-cultural fun
  7. , 4.684 Still more cross-cultural fun
  8. MARC PICARD, WANCO
  9. BEN PETRE, Re: 4.684 Still more cross-cultural fun
  10. , MORE CROSS-CULTURAL FUN
  11. , Re: 4.666 More fun: inappropriate English
  12. "Anne M Loring-1", Re: 4.684 Still more cross-cultural fun
• 4.712 Disc: Linguistics In The News
  1. Randy Allen Harris, FYI: "The Talk Show"
  2. , Linguistics in the News
• 4.715 Disc: Marginal Utterances, Resonance Theory
  1. Bill Bennett, Re 4.665 Marginal utterances
  2. Penny Lee, Hockett's resonance theory
• 4.718 Disc: Y'all
  1. Kathleen Much, Y'all
  2. , y'all, again
  3. RichardHudson, y'all in tags
  4. benji wald, Re: 4.701 Y'all
• 4.719 Disc: The Linguistic Wars: Ross, Syllabi
  1. RichardHudson, Ross
  2. , RE: 4.703 The Linguistic Wars: Ross, Constraints
  3. Margaret M. Fleck, Re: 4.698 Ross and The Linguistic Wars
• 4.720 Disc: Y'all
  1. Keith Miller, -0400
  2. Dan Sax, You'ns, etc. in Pennsylvania
  3. MARC PICARD, Y'all
  4. "Dennis Baron", y'all
  5. Anne T Gilman, Y'ALL, Black English
  6. Keith Miller, all of y'all: re-marked plural
  7. , Re: 4.704 and 718 Y'all
  8. , yet more y'all
  9. Christine Kamprath, Re: 4.704 Y'All
• 4.722 Disc: WARS and constraints: author's response
  1. Randy Allen Harris, Ross, Constraints & The Linguistic Wars (author's response)
• 4.724 Disc: Y'all
  1. laurel, Re: 4.701 Y'all
  2. , -0400 (EDT)
  3. Natalie Maynor, Re: 4.720 Y'all
  4. John Nerbonne, Re: 4.718 Y'all
• 4.725 Disc: Metathesis
  1. TERRY IRONS, Re: 4.720 Y'all
  2. "Leslie Z. Morgan", metathesis
  3. MARC PICARD, From y'all to metathesis to...
• 4.729 Disc: Linguistic Pedagogy
  1. Steven Schaufele, scientific linguistics?
  2. TERRY IRONS, Re: 4.719 The Linguistic Wars: Ross, Syllabi
  3. Stavros Macrakis, 4.719 Learning the history of one's field
  4. , Re: 4.719 The Linguistic Wars: Ross, Syllabi
• 4.730 Disc: Metathesis
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 4.725 Metathesis
  2. Larry Horn, Re: 4.725 Metathesis
  3. "J\\\\%org Knappen", Re: 4.725 Metathesis
  4. Richard Hirsch, Re: 4.725 Metathesis
• 4.731 Disc: Y'all
  1. Lynn Guindon, Re: 4.724 Y'all
  2. , y'all
  3. "Dennis Baron", y'all
  4. Mark H Aronoff, you guys
• 4.732 Disc: Y'all
  1. Gavin Burnage, Yous (British/Irish Y'all)
  2. benji wald, Re: 4.724 Y'all
• 4.736 Disc: Etymologies: Ok, Yo, Uhuh
  1. Leslie Barrett, Re: 4.694 Etymology of OK
  2. , yo!
  3. J. Arthurs, Re: 4.723 Qs: re:UHHUH, etc.
• 4.737 Disc: Reciprocals, Metanalysis
  1. , Each other
  2. , 4.725 Metathesis
  3. "Leslie Z. Morgan", More on Metathesis
• 4.738 Disc: The Linguistic Wars
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 4.722 WARS and constraints: author's response
  2. Michael Covington, Re: 4.719 The Linguistic Wars: Syllabi
  3. , Re: 4.719 The Linguistic Wars: Ross, Syllabi
  4. Esa Itkonen, Getting outdated
  5. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 4.729 Linguistic Pedagogy
• 4.740 Disc: Y'all
  1. Zvi Gilbert, Re: 4.732 Y'all
  2. "Dennis Baron", you guys
  3. "Kimberly A. Weiss", RE: 4.732 Y'all
  4. , RE: 4.732 Y'all
  5. Paul T Kershaw, Shall
  6. , RE: 4.732 Y'all
  7. "Eoin C. Bairead", Re: 4.731 Y'all
  8. , Possessive of "yall"
  9. Condon Sherri L, 4.720 Y'all
• 4.746 Disc: The Linguistic Wars
  1. , Linguistic Wars and History of Linguistics
  2. , Re: 4.738 The Linguistic Wars
  3. Steven Schaufele, Re: outdated theories & data.
• 4.751 Disc: Shall
  1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, shall
  2. "Leslie Z. Morgan", shall and shan't
  3. lc22, Shall
  4. mmackenz, shall
  5. Gregory Ward, the modals they are a-changin'?
• 4.752 Disc: Y'all, Can/Can't
  1. , impressions
  2. "DICK VEIT, ENGLISH, UNCW,, Re: 4.720 Y'all
  3. , yet another y'all commentary
  4. Caoimhin P. ODonnaile, Re: 4.735 Can/Can't, British English
  5. Petur Knutsson, Can/Can't
• 4.755 Disc: Noun Constraints, Metanalysis
  1. Amparo Alcina, Sum NNPP (2)
  2. "Anne M Loring-1", Re: 4.735 British English
  3. mark, metanalysis
  4. , RE: 4.723 Qs: Verbal behavior, MT, UHUH, Korean
• 4.756 Disc: Can't
  1. Michael Newman, can't
  2. "Geoffrey S. Nathan<> Can/can't
  3. Paul T Kershaw, can('t)
  4. Larry Horn, Re: 4.752 Y'all, Can/Can't
• 4.759 Disc: Y'all
  1. Ken Miner, y'all
  2. , Y'all all
  3. Natalie Maynor, Re: impressions
  4. mmackenz, y'all all
• 4.760 Disc: Reciprocals
  1. "Claudia Brugman", Re: 4.737 Reciprocals, Metanalysis
• 4.765 Disc: Shall
  1. , R.I.P. shall
  2. mmackenz, Re: 4.751 Shall
  3. John Goldsmith, Re: 4.751 Shall
  4. Gary Coen, Shall as an Illocutionary Act?
• 4.766 Disc: Can't
  1. Robert D Hoberman, Two can's and can't
  2. "Anne M Loring-1", Re: 4.756 Can't
  3. Jack, can / can't
• 4.767 Disc: Y'all
  1. Christian S. Collberg, yall
  2. Paul T Kershaw, y'all
  3. "Anne M Loring-1", Re: 4.759 Y'all
  4. , Re: 4.759 Y'all
• 4.768 Disc: Uh-huh, Mass Nouns, Before
  1. "Dennis.Preston", 4.755 Noun Constraints, Metanaly
  2. Bruce Fraser, Re: 4.755 Noun Constraints, Metanalysis
  3. Bill Bennett, 4.735 British English
  4. Deborah Milam Berkley, Re: 4.735 British English
  5. Lindsay Endell, Before
• 4.769 Disc: Technology: CD versus MiniDisc
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 4.739 Summary: The MiniDisc
• 4.771 Disc: Linguistic Pedagogy, "Haj" Ross
  1. Swann Philip, 4.729 Linguistic Pedagogy
  2. Henry Kucera, Re: 4.746 The Linguistic Wars
  3. Peter H. Salus, Re: 4.746 The Linguistic Wars
  4. Bruce Fraser, Re: 4.746 The Linguistic Wars
• 4.775 Disc: Shall
  1. BIASCA DEBRA HALPERIN, Re: Shall
  2. , Shall and should
  3. "Don W.", Shall or what?
• 4.777 Disc: Natural Phonology, Linguistic Science
  1. "Geoffrey S. Nathan<> Discredited approaches!
  2. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 4.771 Linguistic Pedagogy, "Haj" Ross
  3. mark, Haj Ross
• 4.779 Disc: Can't, Shall, Cognates
  1. David Gil, (Un)canny vowels
  2. Michael M T Henderson, Shall and Before
  3. Gregory Ward, false cognate
• 4.780 Disc: Reanalysis
  1. Larry Horn, Re reanalysis: the spittin' image
• 4.783 Disc: Technology: CD vs Minidisc
  1. Eric James Adolphson, Technology: CD vs Minidisc
• 4.785 Disc: Y'all, Youse, Yo
  1. Geoffrey Williams, Youse
  2. Michael Picone, y'all & vous aut'
  3. Brian Taylor, Re: FWD
  4. Anne T Gilman, YO, you guys
• 4.787 Disc: Pronouns, Shall
  1. David Denison, Frozen pronouns
  2. , Re: 4.765 Shall
• 4.796 Disc: CD Technology
  1. Sherman Wilcox, Recording to CD
  2. David Powers, Re: 4.783 Technology: CD vs MiniDisc
• 4.803 Disc: Shall
  1. Larry Horn, Re: 4.787 Pronouns, Shall
  2. mark, shall
  3. John X. Laporta, Re: 4.775 Shall
• 4.806 Disc: Null-object
  1. Brett Baker, Re: 4.776 Varia- Null object
  2. Bill Bennett, re:4.776 Varia: Null Object.
  3. Bill Bennett, Re: 4.776 Null object
• 4.811 Disc: Harvard Linguistics
  1. mark, Rumor: Harvard to dismantle ling. dept.?!
  2. David Silva, Could this be true about Harvard?
• 4.813 Disc: Y'all
  1. "Leslie Z. Morgan", youse-all
  2. "David A. Johns", "You guys"
• 4.816 Disc: Null object
  1. Amy Dahlstrom, Re: 4.806 Null-object
  2. Jeff Bishop, German null object?
  3. Rebecca Gross, Re: Null object
• 4.817 Disc: Harvard Linguistics
  1. , Harvard linguistics
  2. , Harvard linguistics cont. (long)
• 4.821 Disc: Harvard Linguistics Department
  1. Larry Horn, Re: 4.811 Harvard Linguistics
  2. Ronald Fein, Harvard Ling. dept.
  3. , Harvard linguistics (cont'd)
  4. , Re: 4.811 Harvard Linguistics
• 4.824 Disc: Linguistic History, Science
  1. Randy Allen Harris, Linguistic Pedagogy and History of Linguistics
  2. Steven Schaufele, scientific linguistics? part 2
• 4.825 Disc: Last Word On Legends
  1. Barbara Need, Re: 4.777 Natural Phonology, Linguistic Science
  2. Randy Allen Harris, Haj = Quang, not
  3. , Haj
  4. John Goldsmith, Re: Haj Ross, Jim McCawley and Quang Phuc Dong
• 4.828 Disc: Can/Can't, Come With
  1. Leslie Barrett, 4.800 Can't
  2. Megumi Sasaki, CAN and CAN'T
  3. Bernadette Plunkett, British versus American morphology
  4. , come with
  5. , 'come with'
  6. Beard Robert E, Re: 4.776 Varia: Null object, OK, Nouns
• 4.829 Disc: Phonology, Neutral Pronouns
  1. , deletion in autosegmental phonology
  2. , Pronoun systems that mark sex -- what is possible?
• 4.834 Disc: Null-Object
  1. , Re: 4.816 Null object
  2. Keith Miller, Re: 4.806 Null-object
  3. "Reinhard, Re: "Go with," Non-American versus American English morphology
  4. "david joseph kathman", Re: 4.828 Can/Can't, Come With
  5. Joseph P Stemberger-1, Re: 4.828 Can/Can't, Come With
• 4.836 Disc: Science
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 4.824 Linguistic History, Science
  2. Douglas Purl, Re: 4.824 Linguistic Science
  3. , what kind of science?
• 4.840 Disc: Can/Can't, Come with
  1. "Kimberly A. Weiss", RE: 4.828 Can/Can't, Come With
  2. sharon sabsay, come with
  3. Karen S. Chung, Re: 4.828 Can/Can't, Come With
• 4.843 Disc: Esperanto Pronouns, Random
  1. mark, 4.829 pronouns
  2. Paul Black, Random
  3. Logical Language Group, Re: 4.812 Qs: Cowe, Etymology, Onsets:codas, Random
  4. "Mark W. Eichin", Random
• 4.844 Disc: That'll teach you
  1. Paul T Kershaw, That'll teach you
• 4.849 Disc: Null-Object
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 4.834 Null-Object
  2. Bill Bennett, Re:4.806 Null-object?
  3. Candace McKenna, Re: 4.828 Can/Can't, Come With
  4. , Re: 4.828 Come with
• 4.850 Disc: British Morphology, Reciprocals
  1. "Reinhard, Re: "Go with," Non-American versus American English morphology
  2. , Re: 4.830 Qs: Rochemont, Idioms, Turkish reduplication, Spe
  3. Joseph Brown, RE: 4.760 Reciprocals (fwd)
• 4.857 Disc: Harvard Linguistics
  1. , Warren Goldfarb and Harvard linguistics
  2. , Harvard linguistics
• 4.859 Disc: Pragmatics: That'll Teach You
  1. , 4.844 That'll Teach You
  2. Logical Language Group, Re: That'll teach you
  3. , RE: 4.844 That'll Teach You
• 4.860 Disc: Null object
  1. , Re: Come with
  2. , Re: 4.834 Null-Object
  3. Swann Philip, 4.840 Can/Can't, Come with
  4. "Ellen F. Prince", 4.834 Null-object
• 4.861 Disc: Null object
  1. John Goldsmith, Re: 4.849 Null-Object
  2. "david joseph kathman", Re: 4.849 Null-Object
  3. Dominique Estival, 4.849 Null-Object/ coucher avec
• 4.864 Disc: Null object
  1. Susann Luperfoy, 4.861 Come with
  2. Swann Philip, 4.861 Null object
  3. D Nelson, Re: 4.849 Null-Object
  4. "Henk Wolf", come with
• 4.865 Disc: Null object
  1. MARC PICARD, Re: 4.861 Null object
  2. MARC PICARD, Re: 4.861 Null object
  3. guy modica, null object
• 4.874 Disc: That Will Teach You
  1. Larry Horn, Re: 4.859 Pragmatics: That'll Teach You
  2. , Re: 4.859 Pragmatics: That'll Teach You
  3. Picus Sizhi Ding, Re: 4.859 Pragmatics: That'll Teach You
  4. , Re: 4.859 Pragmatics: That'll Teach You
• 4.876 Disc: Last Issue: Null-object
  1. United Snakes of America, Re: 4.864 Null object
  2. "david joseph kathman", come with
• 4.883 Disc: Esperanto
  1. , Esperanto -- easy to learn?
  2. Jacques Guy, Esperanto -- easy to learn?
  3. David Powers, Re: 4.879 Qs: Plurals, Esperanto, Latin, Spanish Syntax
• 4.884 Disc: That Will Teach You
  1. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 4.874 That Will Teach You
  2. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 4.873 Sum: That Will Teach You, Addendum to Infixation Summary
  3. , Re: 4.874 That Will Teach You
  4. "Claude M. Steinberg", that'll teach you
• 4.885 Disc: Infixes
  1. , Re: 4.851 Qs: Causatives, Infixes, Spanish Aspect
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 4.873 Sum: That Will Teach You, Addendum to Infixation Summary
  3. Marnie Jo Petray, Infixes
  4. , Re: addendum to infixation
• 4.887 Disc: Infixes
  1. Peter H. Salus, Re: 4.885 Infixes
  2. "Geoffrey S. Nathan Infixation
  3. , Re: 4.885 Infixes
  4. Larry Horn, Re: 4.885 Infixes
  5. , Re: 4.885 Infixes
  6. "david joseph kathman", Re: 4.885 Infixes
• 4.888 Disc: Infixes
  1. , 4.873 Re: Origin of Infixes
• 4.889 Disc: Esperanto
  1. Logical Language Group, Re: 4.883 Esperanto
  2. Vaughan Rachael, Esperanto native speakers
  3. Ron Smyth, Re: 4.883 Esperanto
• 4.898 Disc: That Will Teach You
  1. Larry Horn, Re: 4.884 That Will Teach You
  2. , Re: 4.884 That Will Teach You
  3. , RE: 4.884 That Will Teach You
• 4.901 Disc: Infix
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: 4.887 Infixes
  2. Avery Andrews, Re: 4.887 Infixes
  3. Jeff Bishop, Re: 4.887 Infixes
  4. mark, Infixes
• 4.902 Disc: Psycholinguistics
  1. Joseph P Stemberger-1, experimental methods
• 4.903 Disc: Psycholinguistics
  1. Alec Marantz, Re: 4.902 Psycholinguistics: Graduate Linguistics at MIT
  2. wendy sandler, Re: 4.902 Psycholinguistics
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 4.902 Psycholinguistics
• 4.907 Disc: Infixes
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 4.901 Infixes
  2. Laurie Bauer, Infixes
  3. , Re: 4.901 Infixes
  4. "david joseph kathman", Re: 4.901 Infixes
  5. , Infixation
• 4.909 Disc: Ample Negatives
  1. , Ample Negatives
• 4.913 Disc: Psycholinguistics
  1. Teresa M. Meehan, Re: 4.903 Psycholinguistics
  2. Anjum Saleemi, Re: 4.903 Psycholinguistics
• 4.919 Disc: Last Posting: Infixes
  1. Tom Cravens, Re: 4.907 Infixes
  2. Paul T Kershaw, Infixes
  3. , Re: 4.907 Infixes
  4. Michael Earl Darnell, Re: 4.907 Infixes
• 4.920 Disc: Psycholinguistics
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 4.913 Psycholinguistics
  2. Bill Bennett, Re: [4.913 Psycholinguistics]
  3. Sam Wang, Re: 4.903 Psycholinguistics
• 4.933 Disc: Do Support, One Verb Objects, Negatives
  1. Richard Wojcik, Re: 4.914 Sum: Do-Support
  2. , One-verb objects?
  3. amy uhrbach, nouns that take 1 verb??
  4. Lindsay Endell, So Don't I
• 4.934 Disc: Psycholinguistics
  1. Sam Wang, Re: 4.920 Psycholinguistics
  2. Edith A Moravcsik, linguistics and psychology
  3. , Re: Psycholinguistics
  4. Esa Itkonen, psycholinguistics
• 4.948 Disc: Rules that refer to spelling
  1. , Rules that Refer to Spelling (Some Clarifications)
• 4.949 Disc: Canadian Raising
  1. , /ai/-raising
  2. , Regarding "rider" and "writer"
• 4.950 Disc: Negation
  1. , Irony...not
• 4.952 Disc: Psycholinguistic evidence in linguistics
  1. Anjum Saleemi, Re: 4.934 Psycholinguistics
  2. , Re: 4.934 Psycholinguistics
  3. Steven Schaufele, linguistics as psychology, as anthropology, as ... ?
• 4.961 Disc: Psycholinguistics
  1. Daniel S. Jurafsky, Re: 4.952 Psycholinguistic evidence in linguistics
  2. , 4.952 Psycholinguistic evidence in linguistics
  3. , psycholinguistics
  4. Joseph P Stemberger-1, Re: 4.952 Psycholinguistic evidence in linguistics
• 4.967 Disc: Linguistics as psychology
  1. Steven Sch\\dufele, linguistics as psychology, linguistics as anthropology, linguistics as
  2. Richard Wojcik, Re: 4.961 Psycholinguistics
  3. , -0800
• 4.968 Disc: Ritual insults
  1. , RE: 4.954 Ritual Insults
  2. , Re: 4.954 Ritual Insults
  3. , ritual insults
• 4.1013 Disc: Linguistics as Psychology
  1. Jack, Linguistics as Psychology
  2. Esa Itkonen, (psycho-)linguistics
• 4.1021 Disc: Word-classes
  1. RichardHudson50, Word-classes and cross-classification
• 4.1056 Disc: The Pragmatics of LINGUIST Queries
  1. , Pragmatics of LINGUIST Queries
• 4.1063 Disc: Syntax of Scope
  1. Maryellen MacDonald, Aoun & Li and psycholinguistics
• 4.1065 Disc: Tuvan throat-singing
  1. "Vern M. Lindblad", Q: Tuvan throat-singing
• 4.1080 Disc: The Nature Of Linguistics
  1. Richard Wojcik, Re: 4.1013 Linguistics as Psychology
  2. Angus Grieve-Smith, Linguistics as physics
• 4.1091 Disc: Participle, Jakobson, Ritual Insults
  1. , Re: 4.1070 Qs: Matthews, Participle, Candlin & Anderson,
  2. Henry Kucera, Re: 4.1053 Sum: Jakobson quotation
  3. Celso Alvarez-Caccamo, Ritual insults
• 4.1099 Disc: Internal/external evidence
  1. , internal/external evidence

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