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• 5.6 Disc: Internal/external evidence
  1. , Internal/external evidence
• 5.8 Disc: A lingua franca on the Internet
  1. Joseph Raben, A lingua franca on the Internet
• 5.10 Disc: The Nature of Linguistics
  1. Alexis Manaster-Ramer, Slavic yers, Abstractness, and Linguistics as a Science
  2. , Re: 4.1080 The Nature Of Linguistics
• 5.14 Disc: Internet Lingua Franca
  1. Martin Haspelmath, Internet lingua franca
• 5.15 Disc: The nature of linguistics
  1. Paul T Kershaw, Linguistics
  2. Paul Black, RE- The Nature of Linguisti
• 5.23 Disc: Lingua Franca For Electronic Communications
  1. Jeff Bishop, Lingua Franca
  2. , Internet Lingua Franca
  3. Alexis Dimitriadis, Internet lingua franca
• 5.31 Disc: The Nature Of Linguistics
  1. Joseph P Stemberger-1, Linguistics as religion
• 5.38 Disc: Lingua Franca On The Internet
  1. Hartmut Haberland, A lingua franca on the Internet
  2. , Re: 5.33 Internet Lingua Franca
• 5.39 Disc: The Nature Of Linguistics
  1. Mark Seidenberg, secular religions
  2. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Linguistics as Battleground
  3. , RE: 5.31 The Nature Of Linguistics
• 5.41 Disc: Internal/External Evidence
  1. , Re: 5.6 Internal/external evidence
• 5.44 Disc: Foreign accent syndrome
  1. Lyle Jenkins, Foreign accent syndrome (FAS)
  2. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 5.22 Qs: Breath, Mass Nouns, Gender, Foreign Accent Syndrome
• 5.71 Disc: Lingua franca on the Internet
  1. Celso Alvarez-Caccamo, A lingua franca on the Internet
• 5.79 Disc: Internal/External Evidence, Specifier Scope
  1. , External/internal evidence
  2. David Powers, Re: 5.68 Query: *These man and woman
  3. Paul T Kershaw, These men and woman
• 5.83 Disc: Goldsmith, The Last Phonological Rule
  1. , Book discussion: Goldsmith, The Last Phonological Rule
• 5.84 Disc: The term "Macedonian"
  1. , Re: 4.1085 Obituary: Blazhe Koneski
• 5.89 Disc: Lingua franca on the Internet
  1. , Re: 5.71 Lingua franca on the Internet
  2. "ROBERT D. LUBBERS", RE: 5.71 Lingua franca on the Internet
• 5.90 Disc: Adverb all
  1. RichardHudson50, ALL
• 5.93 Disc: The Last Phonological Rule (author's response)
  1. John Goldsmith, Re: 5.83 Book discussion: Goldsmith, The Last Phonological Rule
• 5.115 Disc: *These man and woman
  1. , *These man and woman
• 5.118 Disc: The Last Phonological Rule: reply to Goldsmith
  1. Alex Monaghan, The Last Phonological Rule: reply to Goldsmith
• 5.119 Disc: The Last Phonological Rule
  1. John Goldsmith, Re: 5.118 The Last Phonological Rule: reply to Goldsmith
  2. Bill Poser, infinite dimensions
• 5.123 Disc: *These man and woman
  1. Alexis Manaster-Ramer, Re: 5.115 *These man and woman
  2. Larry Horn, Re: 5.115 *These man and woman
  3. mark, Re:5.115 *These man and woman
• 5.136 Disc: *These men and women
  1. , Re: 5.123 *These man and woman
  2. , *These man and woman
  3. ROBERT A ROTHSTEIN, Re: 5.115 *These man and woman
• 5.138 Disc: Transformations
  1. , RE: 5.67 Qs: Transformations, Text, Halitosis, Mongolian
  2. Bill Bennett, asemantic transformations
• 5.147 Disc: Dimensionality, Lingua Franca
  1. mark, re 5.118: Manaster-Ramer on Goldsmith and dimensionality
  2. Celso Alvarez-Caccamo, Lingua franca on the Internet
• 5.164 Disc: Double modals
  1. Laurie Bauer, Double modals
  2. "I. Plag", Re: 5.131 Qs: Textual Materials, Double Modal, Instituto de Verano
• 5.179 Disc: Last Phonological Rule
  1. Alex Monaghan, last phonological rule
• 5.184 Disc: *These men and women
  1. Leo Obrst, Re: *These men and women
  2. , These man and woman
• 5.186 Disc: Labiodental Nasals
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: 5.175 Sum-Nasals
  2. , RE: 5.175 Sum-Nasals
• 5.188 Disc: How institutions classify us: A journal editor's viewpoint
  1. Whitaker Harry A., How our institutions classify us: A journal editor's viewpoint
• 5.196 Disc: Double Modals
  1. Richard Hudson UCL, double modals
  2. , Re: 5.164 Double modals
• 5.219 Disc: Labiodental nasals
  1. Peter Ladefoged, Re: 5.186 Labiodental Nasals
  2. Joseph P Stemberger-1, Re: 5.175 Sum-Nasals
• 5.222 Disc: Universal grammar
  1. , Re: 5.200 Universal Grammar
  2. Simon Kirby, Re: 5.200 Universal Grammar
• 5.224 Disc: Universal grammar
  1. David Powers, Re: 5.222 Universal grammar
  2. Richard Hudson UCL, UG
• 5.232 Disc: Double modals
  1. Marianna Di Paolo, Re: 5.196 Double Modals
  2. , RE: 5.131 Qs: Textual Materials, Double Modal, Instituto de Verano
• 5.234 Disc: Quantifiers
  1. Carpenter, quantifiers
• 5.241 Disc: Double modals
  1. Alex Monaghan, Re: 5.232 Double modals
  2. , double modals
• 5.253 Disc: Double modals
  1. "Dr. Barbara A. Fennell", Re: 5.241 Double modals
  2. Larry Horn, Re: 5.241 Double modals
  3. Natalie Maynor, Re: 5.241 Double modals
• 5.255 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Martin Haspelmath, mainstream-periphery in linguistics
• 5.258 Disc: Double Modals
  1. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Re: 5.253 Double modals
  2. Michael Picone, double modals
• 5.270 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. sowa, Re: 5.255 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. Steven Schaufele, 'Mainstream' linguistics and jobs
• 5.272 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Steve Berman, 5.270 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 5.270 Mainstream Linguistics
  3. , Re: 5.270 Mainstream Linguistics
  4. Bernhard Rohrbacher, Re: 5.270 Mainstream Linguistics
• 5.287 Disc: Double modals
  1. , double modals again
  2. , Re: 5.278 Varia: Double modals, Mainstream linguistics
• 5.288 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Andreas Kathol, Re: 5.272 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. , 'MAINSTREAM' AS MEXICAN POLITICS?
• 5.291 Disc: Double modals
  1. Joyce Neu, Re: 5.287 Double modals
  2. , Re: 5.278 Varia: Double modals, Mainstream linguistics
  3. J.Lynch, Re: 5.287 Double modals
• 5.294 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. David Pesetsky, Re: 5.288 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. , Mainstream LX and Politics...
• 5.297 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. "Karen S. Chung", Re: 5.294 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. Benjamin Macias, Re: 5.294 Mainstream Linguistics
  3. Paul Deane, 5.294 Mainstream Linguistics
• 5.298 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. , Re: 5.297 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. David Pesetsky, Re: 5.297 Mainstream Linguistics
  3. Ian MacKay, canadian discrimination
• 5.301 Disc: Mosaic
  1. Richard Wojcik, Re: Mosaic
  2. Natalie Maynor, Re: Mosaic
  3. Philip Resnik - Sun Microsystems Labs BO, Re: Mosaic
• 5.302 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Steve Berman, 5.298 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. John Nerbonne, Re: 5.298 Mainstream Linguistics Canada/US
  3. Jon Aske, Repost re Mainstream Linguistics
• 5.309 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. , Mainstream linguistics/academic protectionism
  2. Robin Schafer, Mainstream Lx
  3. Sam Wang, Mainstream linguistics
• 5.310 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 5.309 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. "Richard L. Goerwitz", Re: 5.309 Mainstream Linguistics
  3. Logical Language Group, Re: 5.309 Mainstream Linguistics
• 5.311 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. , Re: 5.309 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. Steve Berman, 5.309 Mainstream Linguistics
  3. Jacques Guy, Mainstream linguistics or: Turfitis
• 5.312 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Megan Crowhurst, Canadian
  2. , Mainstream linguistics
  3. Anjum Saleemi, Re: 5.309 Mainstream Linguistics
• 5.313 Disc: Mosaic & World Wide Web
  1. Lou Burnard, www/html/sgml
  2. Don Harlow, Mosaic, World Wide Web, and Lynx
  3. Stephen P Spackman, Mosaic/WWW/html: a mostly negative review [Re: 5.301 Mosaic]
• 5.319 Disc: Indo-Europeans in Ancient China?
  1. Rudy Troike, Why doesn't anyone mention the Tocharians?
• 5.322 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Paul Deane, 5.294 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. Bruce Nevin, 5.310 Mainstream Linguistics
  3. David Prager Branner, Chinese, mainstream
  4. , Mainstream linguistics
• 5.331 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Esa Itkonen, Mainstream Linguistics
  2. , mainstream linguistics
  3. , Re: 5.322 Mainstream Linguistics
• 5.336 Disc: Metalinguistic awareness?
  1. Richard Hudson UCL, Metalinguistic awareness
• 5.339 Disc: Double Modals
  1. "DavisJ-SL", Double modals
  2. mmackenz, Re: 5.253 Double modals
  3. James M Scobbie, Re: 5.287 Double modals
• 5.340 Disc: Locatives from temporals
  1. "Max Wheeler", Locatives from temporals
• 5.350 Disc: Locatives from temporals
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.340 Locatives from temporals
  2. , re: 5.340 Locatives from temporals
• 5.388 Disc: Mainstream linguistics
  1. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Re: 5.380 Mainstream Linguistics
• 5.396 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Larry Mitchell, Re: 5.537 Mainstream Linguistics
  2. , constituents and meaning
• 5.413 Disc: Generics
  1. Bert Peeters, Re: 5.399 Sum: Generics
  2. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 5.399 Sum: Generics
• 5.417 Disc: Southern and British accents
  1. Michael Picone, Re: 5.381 Varia: Tocharians, NPR
  2. Joseph P Stemberger, North American vs. British accents
• 5.418 Disc: Mainstream
  1. Richard Hudson UCL, Mainstream and generative linguistics
  2. Paul Deane, Mainstream Linguistics
• 5.419 Disc: Unknown language problem
  1. , Unknown Language
• 5.422 Disc: Accents
  1. *IPrA, Re: 5.417 Accents: Southern and British
  2. , Southern speech
  3. Fran Karttunen, Re: 5.417 Accents: Southern and British
  4. mark, Re: Accents
  5. Margaret M. Fleck, dialect imitation
  6. Paul T Kershaw, Southern accent bias
  7. , Re: 5.417 Accents: Southern and British
• 5.424 Disc: Generics
  1. Adam Karpinski, Re: 5.413 Generics
  2. , French generic c,a
  3. Michael Kac, Generics Redux (reduces?)
• 5.436 Disc: Generics
  1. Julie Auger, Generic "c,a" in Colloquial French
  2. MARC PICARD, ca (aka c,a)
  3. Jacques Guy, Re: 5.424 Generics : French "c,a"
  4. Bert Peeters, Re: 5.424 Generics
• 5.437 Disc: Accents
  1. Raymond Lang, misinterpreted southern accents
  2. Michael Picone, Re: 5.422 Accents
  3. Dorine, Re: 5.422 Accents
  4. Shana Walton, Cokie Roberts and accents
  5. Angus Grieve-Smith, Re: 5.422 Accents
• 5.438 Disc: Accents
  1. , Re: 5.422 Accents
  2. Suzanne E Kemmer, covert attitudes
  3. "RANDY J. LAPOLLA", Re: 5.422 Accents
  4. "Murray Munro", Re: 5.422 Accents
• 5.442 Disc: Accents
  1. , Re: 5.437 Accents
  2. HUGH SORRILL, RE: 5.438 Accents
  3. Mary Ann Geissal, Re: 5.438 Accents
  4. Michael Kac, Re: 5.437 Accents
  5. Michael Kac, Re: 5.438 Accents
  6. James Magnuson, Re: 5.438 Accents
• 5.443 Disc: Accents
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.438 Accents
• 5.444 Disc: Generics
  1. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 5.436 Generics
• 5.457 Disc: Accents
  1. Cathryn Williams, Re: 5.438 Accents
  2. , Re: 5.437 Accents
  3. , Re: 5.442 Accents
  4. "RANDY J. LAPOLLA", Re: 5.442 Accents
  5. "Don W.", Accents south to north
• 5.458 Disc: Bubba
  1. Loren Allen Billings, The E. European "bubba"
  2. Shana Walton, genTEEL, not genTILE
  3. Fran Karttunen, Re: 5.442 Accents
• 5.467 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. , Mainstream/Generative
  2. Johanna Rubba, Mainstream ling.
• 5.474 Disc: Accents
  1. Deborah Milam Berkley, Re: 5.457 Accents
  2. "Leslie Z. Morgan", Re: 5.457 Accents
  3. Evan S. Smith, Accents
  4. , southern accents and film
  5. , accents
  6. Pete Schult, Re: 5.457 Accents
• 5.475 Disc: Accents
  1. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", RE: 5.457 Accents
  2. , Re: 5.457 Accents
  3. , 5.442 Accents
  4. , RE: 5.457 Accents
  5. Laurie Bauer, sandwich
• 5.477 Disc: Cognitive grammar
  1. Bill Croft, Do cognitive grammarians distinguish syntax from phonology from
  2. Johanna Rubba, Langacker's Cognitive Grammar
• 5.478 Disc: Accents
  1. "George Fowler h(anen, Language students' accents
  2. Mary Ann Geissal, Re: 5.475 Accents
  3. "Dennis.Preston", 5.475 Accents
  4. , southern jewish accents
  5. Mary Ellen Ryder, British actors doing American accents
  6. Mary Ellen Ryder, Dialects and double modals
  7. MARC PICARD, Re: 5.475 Accents
  8. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, Re: Accents
• 5.483 Disc: Accents
  1. Mike Picone, Drawl, accents & actors
  2. "Claude M. Steinberg", Re: 5.478 Accents
  3. benji wald, Re: 5.478 Accents
  4. John E. Koontz, Re: 5.478 Accents
  5. , RE: 5.475 Accents
  6. Mary Ellen Ryder, Northern Irish dialect sources
• 5.488 Disc: Generative
  1. Penny Lee, 'generative'
  2. Steven Schaufele, generativity and well-formedness conditions
• 5.497 Disc: Accents
  1. ALICE FABER, Accents
  2. Charles F Juengling, Re: 5.483 Accents
  3. , Re: 5.483 Accents
  4. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, Accent, imitation and impersonation
• 5.520 Disc: Greenberg - Simulation of chance resemblance
  1. Jacques Guy, Greenberg: simulation of chance resemblance
• 5.521 Disc: Greenberg - Simulation with semantic shift
  1. Jacques Guy, Greenberg: simulation of chance resemblance
• 5.527 Disc: Accents, Estuary English
  1. , Re: 5.497 Accents
  2. , accents (Estuary English)
  3. Paul Kerswill, Estuary English (fwd)
• 5.537 Disc: Mainstream Linguistics
  1. Randy Allen Harris, Mainstream Linguistics (Comment on Nevin post)
  2. Steven Schaufele, GPSG and 'mainstream' linguistics
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 5.331 Mainstream Linguistics
  4. Margaret Winters, mainstream linguistics
  5. Randy Allen Harris, Mainstream Linguistics (response to Salkie's post)
  6. David Gil, MAINSTREAM
• 5.541 Disc: Greenburg simulation
  1. Jacques Guy, Greenberg, simulation, significance
• 5.544 Disc: Greenberg
  1. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Sem change, Greenberg
  2. Jacques Guy, More Fun with Greenberg
• 5.553 Disc: E-mail language
  1. "Simeon J. Yates", Re: 5.526 Qs: E-mail language, Monographs, Agni, OCR for Cyrill
• 5.572 Disc: A linguist's nightmare
  1. Lila R. Gleitman, worst nightmare
• 5.575 Disc: Reply to Irons' review of LAMSAS Handbook
  1. "William A. Kretzschmar, Jr.", Reply to Irons' review of LAMSAS Handbook
• 5.588 Disc: Linguistics and popular publications
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.603 The treatment of language in popular publications
• 5.591 Disc: Romanian spelling changes
  1. H.Stephen Straight, Romanian spelling changes
• 5.597 Disc: Children's knowledge of binding and reference
  1. ANDREW BARSS, Children's knowledge of binding and reference
• 5.603 Disc: The treatment of language in popular publications
  1. Dr M Sebba, The treatment of language in popular publications
• 5.605 Disc: A linguist's nightmare
  1. , Re: 5.572 A linguist's nightmare
• 5.606 Disc: Sound symbolism
  1. Dan Alford, Klang association, Whorf & Fetzer Dialogues
  2. Penny Lee, Re: 5.590 Sum: Klang association
• 5.607 Disc: Language laws
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 5.534 Language laws
• 5.635 Disc: Linguistics and popular publications
  1. Penny Lee, Re: 5.603 The treatment of language in popular publications
  2. , Re: 5.588 Linguistics and popular publications
  3. Dan Maxwell, Re: 5.588 Linguistics and popular publications
  4. , Re: 5.588 Linguistics and popular publications
• 5.643 Disc: Linguistics and popular publications
  1. Rachel Lagunoff, Re: 5.588 Linguistics and popular publications
  2. Falk Yehuda, Language in the popular press
• 5.646 Disc: The popularization of linguistics
  1. Celso Alvarez Caccamo, The popularization of linguistics
  2. , 5.603 The treatment of language in popular publications
  3. Richard Hudson UCL, popularisation of linguistics
  4. Paul T Kershaw, Popular press problems
• 5.665 Disc: The popularization of linguistics
  1. R.Y.L. TANG, Re: 5.588 Linguistics and popular publications (re-sent)
  2. Anthea F Gupta, The popularization of linguistics
  3. Logical Language Group, Re: 5.646 The popularization of linguistics
  4. "George Fowler h(Group, Popularization of linguistics: one pet peeve
  5. , RE: 5.635 Linguistics and popular publications
• 5.675 Disc: The popularization of linguistics
  1. , Re: The popularization of linguistics
  2. "Dorine S. Houston", Re: 5.646 The popularization of linguistics
  3. , The popularization of linguistics
• 5.676 Disc: The Language Instinct
  1. Steve Pinker, posting
• 5.679 Disc: Protolanguage
  1. Jacques Guy, Protolanguage undecidability and retention rates
  2. , Re: 5.677 Protolanguage
  3. Trey Jones, T
• 5.680 Disc: The popularization of linguistics
  1. , Re: 5.603 The treatment of language in popular publications
  2. Bruce Nevin, Love on hate mail [popularization of linguistics]
  3. , the popularization of linguistics
  4. Paul T Kershaw, -0400 (EDT)
  5. , Re: 5.675 The popularization of linguistics
• 5.689 Disc: The popularization of linguistics
  1. "Dorine S. Houston", Re: 5.680 The popularization of linguistics
  2. "Gary B. Palmer", Re: 5.680 The popularization of linguistics
  3. "George Fowler h(<", Popularizing linguistics
  4. Michael Newman, prescriptivists
  5. Michael Newman, why linguistics matters
  6. Karl Teeter, Linguistics in the secondary school
• 5.690 Disc: The popularization of linguistics
  1. "Raphael Salkie, University of Brighton,, Prescriptivism
  2. Helge Dyvik, Re: 5.680 The popularization of linguistics
  3. Richard Hudson UCL, linguistics in schools
• 5.709 Disc: The popularization of linguistics
  1. claudia brugman, Re: The popularization of linguistics
  2. Michael Kac, Prese criptivism and related issues
  3. Mark Douglas Arnold, More on popularization
  4. , linguistics in schools
• 5.717 Disc: The popularisation of linguistics
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.700 Qs: Persian, Popularization of ling, Rhetorical ques,
  2. benji wald, Re: 5.700 Qs: Persian, Popularization of ling, Rhetorical ques,
• 5.718 Disc: WHAT GOOD IS LINGUISTICS ?
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.700 Qs: Persian, Popularization of ling, Rhetorical ques,
• 5.724 Disc: Protolanguage
  1. Jacques Guy, Protolanguage again (sigh)
• 5.735 Disc: Popularization of linguistics
  1. Geoff Simmons, Prescriptivism and politics
  2. George Oliver, descriptive/prescriptive analogies
  3. Mary Ellen Ryder, Popularization of linguistics
• 5.744 Disc: What good is Linguistics ?, Definition
  1. "Leslie Z. Morgan", Re: 5.718 WHAT GOOD IS LINGUISTICS ?
  2. R.Y.L. TANG, What good is linguistics?
  3. E. Wayles Browne, Re: 5.717 The popularisation of linguistics,
• 5.758 Disc: Popularization of linguistics
  1. Logical Language Group, Re: 5.735 Popularization of linguistics
  2. Mark Douglas Arnold, Speaker intuitions
• 5.760 Disc: Orthographic peculiarities
  1. "Ellen L. Contini-Morava", orthographic peculiarities
  2. "Michael Hancher", Re: 5.693 Qs: Small caps, Latin vowels, Tibetan/Nepali/Newari, Dynavox
• 5.768 Disc: Pinker's book and linguist bashing
  1. Dan Alford, Pinker's book and linguist bashing
• 5.780 Disc: Pinker's book, Quantum physics
  1. , Re: 5.768 Pinker's book and linguist bashing
  2. James Anglin, quantum physics
• 5.783 Disc: Linguist-bashing
  1. Paul Deane, Linguist-bashing
• 5.799 Disc: Linguist-bashing
  1. Paul Deane, Fromkin post;Linguist-Bashing
  2. Jacques Guy, Linguist-bashing
• 5.809 Disc: Linguist-bashing
  1. Paul Deane, Correction to Fromkin/Linguist-Bashing post
• 5.825 Disc: Claims about Harris and Chomsky
  1. Bruce Nevin, Claims about Harris and Chomsky
• 5.834 Disc: Williams Syndrome & Modularity
  1. Paul Deane, Williams Syndrome & Modularity
• 5.860 Disc: Ye Gods & Little Fishes, IE fable
  1. Ted Harding, Ye Gods & Little Fishes
  2. "LUCINDA HART-GONZALEZ", RE: 5.856 Sum: Ye gods and little fishes!, Language Games #3
  3. , Re: 5.740 Sum: IE fable, Semantics texts
• 5.905 Disc: Altaic
  1. , Altaic
• 5.908 Disc: Altaic
  1. "Reinhard, 5.905 Altaic
  2. Harold Schiffman, Re: 5.905 Altaic
  3. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Altaic
  4. , Altaic and Penutian
• 5.910 Disc: Altaic
  1. , Altaic
  2. John E. Koontz, Re: 5.905 Altaic
  3. Scott C DeLancey, Re: 5.908 Altaic
  4. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Re: 5.908 Altaic
• 5.911 Disc: Altaic
  1. , Re: 5.910 Altaic
• 5.916 Disc: Altaic
  1. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Re: 5.911 Altaic
  2. , Altaic (References)
• 5.921 Disc: Altaic
  1. Alex Eulenberg, Etymology of Altaic
  2. , Altaic
• 5.926 Disc: Altaic
  1. , Re: 5.921 Altaic
  2. "J. Marshall Unger", Altaic, Unger 1990
• 5.929 Disc: Altaic
  1. , Re: 5.926 Altaic
  2. "Reinhard, 5.926 Altaic
• 5.935 Disc: Altaic
  1. , Altaic, Pronouns, Marrism, Leninism
  2. , Re: 5.929 Altaic
• 5.939 Disc: Binary Comparison?
  1. Scott C DeLancey, Binary Comparison (ref. 5.935 Altaic)
• 5.945 Disc: Altaic, Binary comparison
  1. "J. Marshall Unger", Re: 5.935 Altaic
  2. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Re: 5.939 Binary Comparison?
  3. Richard M. Alderson III, Re: 5.939 Binary Comparison?
• 5.951 Disc: Altaic
  1. , Re: 5.945 Altaic, Binary comparison
  2. , Re: 5.935 Altaic
  3. , Re: 5.945 Altaic, Binary comparison
• 5.960 Disc: Altaic: Proposed Network
  1. "Reinhard, Altaic
• 5.963 Disc: Altaic
  1. , Altaic, Pronouns, and Mischsprachen
  2. "Reinhard, Altaic Network
• 5.992 Disc: Altaic
  1. Matthew Dryer, Binary Comparison
  2. , Altaic (End of the Controversy)
• 5.1006 Disc: Comparative method
  1. Johanna Nichols, Re: 5.936 Sum: Time ceiling on the comparative method, Case grammar
• 5.1022 Disc: Informant: last posting
  1. , Re: 5.1009 Varia: LINGUIST correction, Informant, New sound
  2. , Re: 5.1009 Varia: LINGUIST correction, Informant, New sound
  3. rex a sprouse, Informant vs. Consultant
  4. "Ellen L. Contini-Morava", informant
  5. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 5.1020 Sum: Informant
• 5.1023 Disc: Teaching of Syntax
  1. "P. K. W. Tan, Teaching of Functional Grammar
  2. , Re: 5.1011 Sum: The teaching of syntax
  3. "Philip Johnson-Laird", Re: 5.1011 Sum: The teaching of syntax
  4. , Re: 5.1011 Sum: The teaching of syntax
• 5.1026 Disc: The Teaching of Syntax: last posting
  1. David Pesetsky, The Teaching of Syntax -- REVISED VERSION OF POSTING
• 5.1031 Disc: New sound
  1. Dan Everett, New sound maybe not so new
• 5.1074 Disc: French clitics
  1. Pierre Larrivee, French clitics
• 5.1077 Disc: The Teaching of Syntax (Part 1)
  1. Richard Hudson UCL, teaching of syntax
  2. , Teaching of syntax wars
  3. high coup, The teaching of syntax
  4. Tim Stowell, teaching syntax
• 5.1078 Disc: REPOST of Last Posting: The Teaching of Syntax (Part 2)
  1. Bill Croft, Teaching syntax
  2. , Re: 5.1023 Teaching of Syntax
  3. , Teaching GB
  4. "Larry Trask", Second summary: The teaching of syntax
• 5.1087 Disc: Linguist
  1. Barbara Need, "linguist"
  2. Patrick Murphy, 'linguists'
  3. , "linguist" classification
• 5.1088 Disc: French clitics
  1. Philip H. Miller, On the affixal status of French clitic pronouns
  2. Lambrecht Knut, Re: 5.1074 French clitics
• 5.1090 Disc: French clitics
  1. Richard Hudson UCL, French clitic pronouns
  2. John E. Koontz, Re: 5.1088 French clitics
• 5.1092 Disc: "Linguist"
  1. , Re: 5.1087 Linguist
  2. , Re: 5.1087 Linguist
  3. "Paul Foulkes", "linguist classification"
  4. Logical Language Group, Re: 5.1086 "linguist" wounded
  5. Mary Ellen Ryder, Linguists and Linguistics
• 5.1116 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. Karl Teeter, Depth of Comaprative Method
  2. , Comparative Method
  3. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 5.1111 Limits of the comparative method
• 5.1117 Disc: Metaphor in Native American Languages
  1. , metaphor
  2. John Barnden, metaphor in Native American languages: some comments
  3. Aaron Fox, Re: 5.1107 Sums: Metaphors
• 5.1128 Disc: Comparative method
  1. Jacques Guy, Re: 5.1116 Comparative Method
  2. "Dr R.M. Blench", Afroasiatic
  3. , loss of vocabulary
• 5.1129 Disc: "linguistician"
  1. Mike McHale, linguistician
  2. Karl Teeter, English terms in -ician
  3. Sheila Embleton, Re: "linguistician"
• 5.1134 Disc: Comparative method
  1. , Re: 5.1128 Comparative method
  2. , Re: 5.1128 Comparative method
• 5.1139 Disc: Comparative method
  1. Jacques Guy, Re: 5.1134 Comparative method
  2. ALICE FABER, Comparative Method
  3. benji wald, Re: 5.1128 Comparative method
• 5.1146 Disc: Go+verb
  1. "Dr. Jacob Caflisch", GO + STRING, AWEIGH!
  2. Richard Ingham, Go + bare verb
• 5.1147 Disc: "linguistician"
  1. Karl Teeter, Re: 5.1129 "linguistician"
  2. benji wald, "linguistician"
• 5.1151 Disc: French clitics
  1. John E. Koontz, French Clitics
• 5.1157 Disc: "linguist"
  1. Bruce Nevin, Linguistician
  2. , Re: 5.1147 "linguistician"
  3. Gwyn Williams, "Linguist" in other languages?
  4. , linguistician
  5. Theriault Alain, "linguistic scientist".
• 5.1159 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. , Comparative Method (Alleged Ceiling on, and Related Questions)
  2. , Re: 5.1139 Comparative method
  3. Don Ringe, chance similarities (experiment)
• 5.1168 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. , Comp. Method, rates of lex change in E. Greenlandic
  2. "Larry Trask", Random similarities: clarification
  3. Jacques Guy, Re: 5.1159 Comparative Method yet again
• 5.1176 Disc: "linguistician"
  1. NAME William Marslen-Wilson, RE: 5.1157 "linguist"
  2. Daniel Radzinski, -ician
  3. , Linguistician / Phonetician
• 5.1178 Disc: New sound
  1. , New language, new sound, NOT! (5.997)
• 5.1180 Disc: French clitics
  1. "Julie Auger", French clitics
• 5.1187 Disc: "linguist"
  1. Richard M. Alderson III, Re: 5.1176 "linguistician"
  2. , RE: 5.1176 "linguistician"
  3. Celso Alvarez Caccamo, Linguist / Philologist
  4. Roy Dace, Re: 5.1176 "linguistician"
  5. Karl Teeter, linguist and linguistician
  6. "Philip L. Graber", Re: 5.1176 "linguistician"
• 5.1189 Disc: New Language, New Sound
  1. Dan Everett, New Language, New Sound, YES!
• 5.1196 Disc: Corpus analysis of -BODY/-ONE
  1. Jane A. Edwards, Corpus analysis of -BODY/-ONE
• 5.1202 Disc: Folk etymologies
  1. Hartmut Haberland, Re: 5.1197 Some folk etymologies, folk fact; terminological confusions
  2. Jouko Lindstedt, Re: 5.1197 Some folk etymologies, folk fact; terminological ,
  3. Robert Beard, Re: 5.1197 Some folk etymologies, folk fact; terminological confusions
• 5.1204 Disc: French clitics
  1. Lambrecht Knut, Re: French clitics
• 5.1205 Disc: Linguistics and Imperialism
  1. benji wald, Ling and imperialism
• 5.1206 Disc: Articulatory Effects on Phoneme Sequence Distribution
  1. Suzanne E Kemmer, articulatory effects on phoneme sequence distribution
• 5.1224 Disc: French clitics/French agreement
  1. "R.Hudson", French clitics
  2. , Re: 5.1204 French clitics
  3. , Re: 5.1204 French clitics
  4. Logical Language Group, Re: 5.1204 French agreement (was: French clitics)
• 5.1225 Disc: Linguistics and Imperialism
  1. , Re: 5.1205 Linguistics and Imperialism
  2. Hartmut Haberland, Re: 5.1205 Linguistics and Imperialism
  3. "R. D. Hoberman", Linguistics and imperialism
• 5.1226 Disc: "linguist"
  1. Steven Schaufele, research vs. performance activities and professional labels
  2. , A linguist by any other name...
  3. TONY HALL, "Linguist/-ician": a new slant.
• 5.1227 Disc: Corpus analysis of -BODY/-ONE
  1. , Re: 5.1196 Corpus analysis of -BODY/-ONE
  2. Michael Newman, Re: 5.1196 Corpus analysis of -BODY/-ONE
  3. Lou Burnard, more data on -BODY/-ONE
• 5.1232 Disc: Folk etymologies
  1. "j.m.jeep", Re: 5.1202 Folk etymologies
  2. Michael Kac, Folk etymology, terminological issues in linguistics
• 5.1239 Disc: Eskimo "snow"
  1. , Eskimo snow
  2. , Re: Eskimo "snow"
  3. Tony Woodbury, 'Snow' lexemes in Yup'ik
• 5.1242 Disc: Grammatical relations
  1. Bernard Comrie, Grammatical relations
• 5.1248 Disc: French clitics/French agreement
  1. Philip H. Miller, French clitics and past participle agreement with avoir
  2. , Re: 5.1224 French clitics/French agreement
  3. Jacques Guy, Re: 5.1224 French clitics/French agreement
  4. Logical Language Group, Apology
• 5.1249 Disc: Controversies in Historical Linguistics
  1. , Re: 5.1200 Sum: Controversies in Historical Linguistics
  2. , Re: {karen chadbourne, liz wilson, michael fillippini, mike
• 5.1250 Disc: Language Acquisition/Analogy/Pragmatics
  1. Jacques Guy, Red barns (take 2)
  2. benji wald, Stemberger Vol-5-1163 (3)
• 5.1252 Disc: Eskimo "snow"
  1. , 5.1239 Eskimo "snow": fun and fact (Reply)
  2. "George Fowler h(, Snow and ICE!!
• 5.1254 Disc: Typological classification
  1. Martin Haspelmath, typological classification
• 5.1258 Disc: Linguistics and imperialism
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.1225 Linguistics and Imperialism
• 5.1259 Disc: Eskimo "snow"
  1. Douglas J. Glick, Re: 5.1239 Eskimo "snow"
  2. , Eskimo snow
• 5.1261 Disc: Linguistics and Imperialism
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.1225 Linguistics and Imperialism
• 5.1265 Disc: Linguistics as "science"
  1. Dan Alford, Lx as *Science*?
• 5.1281 Disc: Political correctness
  1. George Huttar 709 2400, 5.1230 Political correctness
  2. chalklit, fun with political correctness
• 5.1285 Disc: Sentence a star, Data/judgments/teach, Language evolution
  1. , RE: 5.1250 language Acquisition/Analogy/Pragmatics
  2. Steven Schaufele, Data, judgments thereon, and the teaching of linguistics
  3. Jacques Guy, Language evolution context
• 5.1286 Disc: Typological classification, Word order
  1. , Re: 5.1254 Typological classification
  2. Bill Croft, Typological method
  3. , Re: 5.1237 Sum: Basic word order (and remarks on typology)
• 5.1288 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. William Poser, comparative method
• 5.1293 Disc: Words for snow in Eskimo and English Lgs
  1. , Eskimo words for "snow", "ice", etc.
  2. , Eskimo snow in context
  3. David Prager Branner, English snow words
• 5.1294 Disc: Controversies in Historical Linguistics
  1. , Re: 5.1249 Controversies in Historical Linguistics
  2. Sheila Embleton, Re: 5.1249 Controversies in Historical Linguistics
• 5.1302 Disc: Linguistics and Acculturation
  1. Hemant Desai, Re: 5.1265 Linguistics as "science"
• 5.1309 Disc: Political Correctness, Who/animacy
  1. Dan Maxwell, Re: 5.1281 Political correctness
  2. "Jules Levin", RE: 5.1290 Sum: Who animal
• 5.1310 Disc: Language and social settings, Native speaker intuitions
  1. Elsa Lattey, Re: 5.1285 Sentence a star, Data/judgments/teach, Language evolution
  2. , Re: 5.1301 Sum: Native speaker intuitions
• 5.1316 Disc: Canadian-American
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.1305 Qs: Canadian American, IPA-fonts for DOS, Genre analysis,
• 5.1317 Disc: Comparative method
  1. , Re: 5.1288 Comparative Method
  2. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Re: 5.1288 Comparative Method
• 5.1321 Disc: Diachronica
  1. , *Diachronica*
• 5.1322 Disc: Sapir-Whorf
  1. Douglas J. Glick, Re: "snow" 1/2
• 5.1333 Disc: Native speaker intuitions
  1. Wayne Lawrence, Re: Sum: Native speaker intuitions
• 5.1344 Disc: Native speaker intuitions
  1. Ted Harding, Re: 5.1333 Native speaker intuitions
• 5.1351 Disc: Original Karamojong / Jie language
  1. , Re: Original Karamojong / Jie language
• 5.1358 Disc: Words for snow
  1. , Snow 3 1/2
• 5.1361 Disc: Native speaker intuitions
  1. , Re: 5.1344 Native speaker intuitions
• 5.1370 Disc: Can the comparative method be applied to syntax?
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, The comparative method and syntactic reconstruction
• 5.1380 Disc: Native speaker intuitions
  1. Michael Kac, Intuition and Grammaticality
  2. "Margaret E. Winters, OF as a verb
• 5.1382 Disc: Words for snow
  1. maire ni chiosain, eskimo words for snow
  2. Ruth Fjeld Vatvedt, Re: 5.1358 Words for snow
• 5.1393 Disc: Using the comparative method in syntax
  1. Martin Haspelmath, comparative method in syntax
  2. Jacques Guy, Re: 5.1370 Can the comparative method be applied to syntax?
  3. , Re: 5.1370 Can the comparative method be applied to syntax?
• 5.1404 Disc: Comparative method in linguistics
  1. benji wald, (COPY) Kar/Jie
  2. Karl Teeter, Re: 5.1368 Varia: Comparative Linguistics, Thanks
• 5.1405 Disc: Comparative method in linguistics, continued
  1. ALICE FABER, Comparative Method
  2. , accuracy of historical reconstruction
  3. Jacques Guy, Re: Comparative linguistics
• 5.1408 Disc: Comparative method in syntax
  1. David Michaels, Comparative Reconstruction in Syntax
  2. , Re: 5.1393 Using the comparative method in syntax
• 5.1409 Disc: Comparative method in syntax, continued
  1. "Prof.Dr. R.Block, FB13, Tel.:305320", syntax and comparative method
  2. Helge Dyvik, Re: 5.1393 Using the comparative method in syntax
• 5.1414 Disc: Native speaker intuitions
  1. Marilyn Silva, Re: 5.1380 Native speaker intuitions
  2. "Jules Levin", RE: Use of 'of' as a "verb"
• 5.1416 Disc: Basic Word Order
  1. Esa Itkonen, Basic word order
• 5.1420 Disc: Comparative method in linguistics
  1. "c.a. creider", Re: 5.1404 Comparative method in linguistics
  2. , Re: 5.1404 Comparative method in linguistics
  3. , Comparative method (shared sound changes)
• 5.1433 Disc: Comparative method
  1. Scott DeLancey, Re: 5.1393 Using the comparative method in syntax
  2. Karl Teeter, Re: 5.1409 Comparative method in syntax, continued
  3. Karl Teeter, Comparative grammar, reply to Alexis Manaster-Ramer
  4. , 5.1420 Comparative method in linguistics
• 5.1435 Disc: Native speaker intuitions
  1. , Re: 5.1414 Native speaker intuitions
  2. Frits Stuurman, query: have/of) a
  3. Frits Stuurman, query: different
• 5.1446 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. , comparative method
  2. Karl Teeter, Why Indo-European
• 5.1448 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. Sally Thomason, Re: 5.1433 Comparative method
  2. Karl Teeter, Comparative method
  3. Helge Dyvik, Re: 5.1433 Comparative method
  4. , Comparative Linguistics, Response to Teeter and Golla
• 5.1449 Disc: Sapir-Whorf, Words for snow
  1. Logical Language Group, Sapir-Whorf
  2. , Re: 5.1401 Sum: Snow
• 5.1450 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.1433 Comparative method
• 5.1458 Disc: Comparative Syntax
  1. , Comparative Syntax
• 5.1459 Disc: Native speaker intuitions
  1. Richard Ingham, Re: 5.1435 Native speaker intuitions
  2. panther, Re: 5.1414 Native speaker intuitions
  3. benji wald, Re: 5.1435 Native speaker intuitions
• 5.1460 Disc: Comparative Syntax: Two languages, one grammar?
  1. Logical Language Group, Comparative syntax: Two languages, one grammar?
• 5.1462 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. Geoffrey K. Pullum, Re: 5.1448 Comparative Method
  2. , Comparative Method
  3. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Typology of Historical Change
• 5.1468 Disc: Comparative method
  1. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Comparative Method
• 5.1469 Disc: Trends in linguistics
  1. Mark Liberman, Housen on trends
  2. Annabel Cormack, RE: 5.1452 Sum: Trends and developments in Linguistics
• 5.1472 Disc: Reply: Open letter to _Language_
  1. "Sarah G. Thomason", Re: 5.1470 Open letter to _Language_
• 5.1477 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. Karl Teeter, Nostratophobia; re: 5.1448 Comparative Method
  2. Karl Teeter, Re: 5.1448 Comparative Method
• 5.1479 Disc: Rate of Loss for "Basic" Vocabulary
  1. , Rate of Loss for "Basic" Vocabulary
• 5.1482 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. , Re: 5.1462 Comparative Method
  2. , Comparative Method and Geoff Pullum
  3. , Re: 5.1462 Comparative Method
  4. Karl Teeter, Re: 5.1462 Comparative Method
  5. Logical Language Group, Re: 5.1462 Comparative Method
• 5.1483 Disc: Comparative Method
  1. "Larry Trask", Comparative method
  2. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Compar.Ling. item Sci.Am.Jan95
• 5.1484 Disc: Comparative Syntax
  1. "Valiquette, Philippe Luc", Comparative Syntax
• 5.1485 Disc: could OF (was Native speaker intuition)
  1. Tom Cravens, could OF (was Native speaker intuition)
  2. , "OF" / "'of'"
• 5.1488 Disc: Comparative method
  1. , Comparative Method
  2. gor05, "SYNTAX AND THE COMPARATIVE METHOD
  3. Karl Teeter, Re: 5.1468 Comparative method
• 5.1489 Disc: Comparative method
  1. "Valiquette, Philippe Luc", Comparative Syntax
  2. Celso Alvarez Caccamo, Re: Two languages / One grammar?
  3. ALICE FABER, Comparative Method
  4. , Re: 5.1484 Comparative Syntax
• 5.1490 Disc: Comparative syntax
  1. benji wald, Re: 5.1484 Comparative Syntax
• 5.1495 Disc: Letter to *Language*, Moderators' Note
  1. , Open Letter to *Language*
• 5.1500 Disc: Comparative method, Polarization & reviews
  1. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, getting past a polarized field
  2. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Compar: IndoEur as the model?
  3. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Evidence against Greenberg?
  4. Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT, Compar outsider / specialist
• 5.1510 Disc: Could of
  1. Joyce Tang Boyland, could of
  2. benji wald, Re: 5.1459 Native speaker intuition
  3. "R.Hudson", could OF
• 5.1511 Disc: Metalinguistics
  1. ursula.doleschal, Re: 5.1467 Qs: Metaling

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