LINGUIST List, February 1999

February 1999 Issues

10.148 Qs: Pronunciation, Wittgenstein, Whitney article
1. HlneKnoerr, Pronunciation Software
2. Solovyev V.D., Wittgenstein's private language
3. MARC PICARD, Whitney article
10.149 Confs: Lang, Lit, & Cultures/Malaysia
1. Aileen Han, Malaysia International Conference on Languages, Literatures, Cultures
10.150 Calls: Slavic Ling., Language, Vision & Music
1. Uwe Junghanns, Slavic linguistics/FDSL-3
2. Paul Mc Kevitt, Language, Vision & Music, GALWAY, IRELAND
10.151 Qs: Yidin grammar, Varbrul, Malaysian, French
1. David E. Bell, "A Grammar of Yidin"
2. David J. Silva, Varbrul Analysis
3. Setsuko Arita, Malaysian grammar
4. Damon Allen Davison, Etymology of the expression "homme femmes"
10.152 FYI: Virtual recitation, Search engine results
1. taimi metzler, Invitation to Discussion in Virtual Recitation
2. Einat Amitay, Experiment - search engine results
10.153 Confs: Deseret Language & Linguistic Symposium
1. paul baltes, 1999 Deseret Language & Linguistics Symposium
10.154 Sum: BBS Software/Service
1. charlie rowe, BBS software or service
10.155 Jobs: Experimental Ling, NLP
1. Sally Rice, Experimental Ling; Asst Prof at University of Alberta
2. radev, NLP Jobs at IBM Research
10.156 Jobs: Socioling/Phonology, NLP
1. Karin Tittelbach-Goodwin, Sociolinguistics/Phonology; Visiting Asst Prof at Portland State
2. Karin Maria Verspoor, NLP at Intelligenesis Corporation, New York
10.157 Jobs: General Linguistics, Korean Linguistics
1. Ning Chunyan, Leadership in Linguistics Program, P.R. China
2. Gudrun Parsons, Korean Ling at Hamburg University
10.158 Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
1. Jonathan Centner, Adjectives to Verbs
10.159 Support: Computational Linguistics
1. WS '99 Internships, NLP Summer Internships - Request for Nominations
10.160 FYI: Lang. Learning Technology, Eurolinguistics
1. Language Learning & Technology, Language Learning Technology Vol. 2, No. 2 is available
2. Vadim B. Kassevitch, Foundation of the Eurolinguistic Circle
10.161 FYI: Mathematical linguistic contest
1. Ivan A Derzhanski, Lx Contest
10.162 Calls: HPSG-99
1. grover, Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar
10.163 Jobs: Tyopology, TEFL
1. Peter Siemund, Typology of Intensifiers and Reflexives
2. ~t, Assistant Professors and Lecturers in TEFL at Tunghai University
10.164 Confs: Texas Linguistics Society 1999
1. Jocelyn Cohan, Texas Linguistics Society 1999
10.165 Support: Research Studentships/Early Modern English
1. Jonathan Hope, Research Studentships: Early Modern English
10.166 FYI: Historical Linguistics, Medieval Slavic
1. David Denison, Historical linguistics centre of excellence
2. daniel e. collins, Medieval Slavic
10.167 Qs: "Duplication", Accents
1. zmaalej, "Duplication"
2. daniel rafferty, Philadelphian accent, Californian accent
10.168 Disc: Discipline Recognition
1. Robert Fung, Re: 10.32, Disc: Discipline Recognition
10.169 Confs: XXV Incontro di Grammatica Generativa
1. igg, XXV INCONTRO DI GRAMMATICA GENERATIVA (program and practical information)
10.170 Review: Silverman: Phasing & Recoverability (2nd rev.)
1. Kimary Shahin, Review of Daniel Silverman; Phasing and Recoverability
10.171 Confs: Southern California Linguistics Circle
1. alan harris, Southern California Linguistics Circle
10.172 Calls: South Slavic Lang, Phonetic Sciences
1. Mila Vulchanova, Formal Approaches to South Slavic Languages
2. XIVth International Congress of Phonetic, International Conference of Phonetic Sciences
10.173 Sum: Multiple Wh-Questions
1. Miura Ikuo, Summary: multiple wh-questions
10.174 Disc: Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
1. Martin Haspelmath, Will sign languages become extinct?
10.175 FYI: Linguistics course, Summer Institute
1. Louis de Saussure, Linguistics course on the web (in French)
2. Carsten, University of Hawai'i NFLRC Summer Institute
10.176 Qs: Palatalisation, Personal pronouns, Pragmatics
1. shelly harrison, palatalisation in /(s)tr/ clusters
2. Richard Dury, Restricted use of personal pronouns - address and reference to mother
3. chris walsh, Halliday-pragmatics
10.177 Calls: Cognitive Science, Phonology
1. HASIDA Koiti, CFP: 2nd International Conference on Cog.Sci
2. Wiebke Brockhaus, 7th Manchester Phonology Meeting
10.178 Disc: Sign Language & Chochlear Implants
1. bwald, Re: 10.174, Disc: Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
2. Nancy Frishberg, Re: 10.174, Disc: Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
10.179 Qs: Chinese, Code-switching, Spanish/French
1. daniel rafferty, Chinese written neologisms, whispered Chinese
2. Carsten Otto, Code-switching, -mixing and other language-contact phenomena
3. bingfu, Old Spanish/Old French
10.180 Calls: Machine Translation, Virtual Reality
1. Francis Bond, Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Machine Translation
2. Anton Nijholt, Interactions in Virtual Reality
10.181 Calls: Natural Lang Processing, Endangered Languages
1. Marie Helene Candito, Natural Language Processing
2. rblight, Endangered Languages/Student Conference
10.182 Confs: Berkeley Linguistics Society
1. bls, Berkeley Linguistics Society
10.183 Confs: Texas Ling Society 1999 (Correction)
1. Jocelyn Cohan, Texas Linguistics Society 1999 (Corrected)
10.184 Confs: High Desert Student Conference
1. Jordan Lachler, High Desert Student Conference
10.185 Disc: Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
1. JudiLabath, Re: 10.174, Disc: Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
2. Lorraine Leeson, Sign Langauge and Cochlear Implants
10.186 Qs: Arabic, Turkish, Preposition Stranding
1. HASSAN RASHID SHUQAIR, Stylistic Features in Modern Arabic
2. JMClifton, Turkic Discourse Structure
3. Stefan Thomas Gries, Preposition Stranding
10.187 Calls: Humorous discourse, Computational Ling.
1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, Humorous discourse
2. bowen hui, PACLING-99
10.188 Calls: Languages in Contact, Artificial Intelligence
1. D.G. Gilbers, Languages in Contact
2. Gaetano Aurelio Lanzarone, THAI-ETIS
10.189 TOC: Turkic Languages
1. Eva Csato, Turkic Languages
10.190 TOC: IJGLSA 3.2
1. C. Sean Ketchem, IJGLSA 3.2
10.191 FYI: MSU Institute, DM disc, Fellowship, New Prog
1. CLEAR, CLEAR Institutes
2. Martha McGinnis, Distributed Morphology discussion list
3. Gisbert Fanselow, Emmy Noether program
4. David J. Silva, Graduate Support at UT Arlington
10.192 Books: Phonology
1. Carlos Gussenhoven, Understanding Phonology, Carlos Gussenhoven
10.193 Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
1. Fachschaft Sprachwissenschaft an der RUB, Adjectives to Verbs
10.194 Jobs: General Ling, Computational Ling
1. Timothy Montler, One-year Post-doc North Texas
2. cmiley, Computational Ling; Temp Lecturer at San Jose State
10.195 Jobs: ESL Coordinator, Instructional Tech
1. Laura LaFlair, ESL Coordinator at Northern Virginia CC
2. Chad Green, Instructional Technology Specialist; Senior Lecturer at Penn State
10.196 Books: Phonology
1. Rint Sybesma, G. Rowicka, On Ghost Vowels
10.197 Books: Language Pathology
1. Rint Sybesma, K. Jansonius: Twee jaar spraak en taal bij schisis
10.198 Jobs: African Lang, Syntax or Phono/Phonetic/Hist
1. jef verschueren, African Lang; Prof at University of Gent in Belgium
2. Badger, Syntax and Phono/phonetic/Historical; Visiting Asst Prof at Univ of Wisconsin
10.199 Jobs: Cognitive Science, Korean Lang
1. Bruce Tesar, Cognitive Science; Post-Doc Fellowships at Rutgers
2. Eun-su Cho, Korean Lang; Lecturer at Univ. of Michigan
10.200 Calls: Language Learning, Linguistics
1. Delphine Renie, CREAL99, University of Ottawa
2. Ilona M. Vandergriff, PAMLA-Linguistics '99
10.201 Calls: Seamless Morphology, Mind 4
1. Poznan Lingustics Meeting, Seamless Morphology at Poznan Ling Meeting 1999
2. Tom Doris, Mind-4 "Two Sciences of Mind"
10.202 Support: Newcastle University Studentships
1. Thomas Klee, Newcastle University studentships
10.203 TOC: Glot International 4.1
1. Rint Sybesma, Glot International 4.1
10.204 Jobs: TEFL, Applied Ling
1. HAMASAKI Koitiro, TEFL; Tenure-Track Asst Prof at Kagoshima University
2. Helmut Gruber, Applied Ling; 3-year Visiting Prof in Vienna
10.205 Jobs: General Ling, French Ling
1. JACOBSON, General Linguistics; 1-Year Visiting Asst Prof. at Brown Univ
2. Christopher J. Hall, French Linguistics; Prof at Universidad de las Americas-Puebla, Mexico
10.206 Confs: Formal Linguistics (WCCFL)
1. wccfl, WCCFL18
10.207 Calls: Lexicography, Ling Association of the Southwest
1. Ruth Vatvedt Fjeld, Third International School in Lexicography
2. D. VILLA, Linguistic Association of the Southwest
10.208 Confs: Terminology Co-operation
1. Penny Labropoulou, Terminology Co-operation
10.209 Calls: Deixis/European Summer School, Semiotic Society
1. root, Deixis/European Summer School
2. alan harris, SEMIOTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA: PITTSBURGH 1999
10.210 Calls: Corpora Interpretation, European Lang Resourses
1. Thorsten Brants, Linguistically Interpreted Corpora LINC-99
2. Jeff ALLEN, European Language Resources Association (ELRA)
10.211 Calls: Ling Form/Human Behavior, ESSLLI'99 Students
1. Ellen L. Contini-Morava, Linguistic Form, Meaning, and Human Behavior
2. amalia, European Summer School for Logic, Language,& Information/Students
10.212 Confs: Semantics/Pragmatics at Cornell
1. E. Wayles Browne, Semantics/Pragmatics at Cornell
10.213 Disc: Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
1. G.Morgan, Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
2. LYNAM90, Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
10.214 Sum: Cochlear Implants and Sign Language
1. Martin Haspelmath, Sum: Cochlear implants and sign language
10.215 Qs: Mac Fonts, Past Tense, Controlled Lang Research
1. UCB Library Public PC, Font Program for Mac
2. Sean Jensen, Past tense
3. Jeff ALLEN, Controlled Language Research on Spanish
10.216 Sum: Personal Pronouns/Reference to Mother
1. Richard Dury, Personal Pronouns/Reference to Mother
10.217 Sum: English /(s)tr/ Clusters
1. shelly harrison, Summary: English /(s)tr/ clusters
10.218 Confs: 23rd Penn Linguistics Colloquium
1. Cassandre Creswell, 23rd Penn Linguistics Colloquium
10.219 Confs: Linguistics, Literature, and Writing
1. Lynn Alan Eubank, A conference across linguistics, literature, and writing
10.220 Sum: Prague School Influence on Syntax
1. Frederick Newmeyer, Prague School influence
10.221 Calls: L2 Learning, Generative Grammar/Slovenia
1. Mia Victori, Links & Letters/L2 Learning
2. Milena.Sheppard, Pronouns in Generative Grammar/Slovenia
10.222 Calls: GLOW/Japan, Semitic Morphology
1. GLOW at Nanzan, 2nd Asian GLOW Conference
2. Abbas Benmamoun, Date Change: Semitic Morphology Workshop and Semitic Syntax Conference
10.223 Confs: VEXTAL Dates Changed
1. Rodolfo Delmonte, New Dates for VEXTAL
10.224 Support: Cognitive/Neuroling/Computational
1. Udo Hahn, Cognitive/neuroling/computational/AI at Freiburg University (Germany)
10.225 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.226 Confs: Central Association of Teachers of Japanese
1. Motoko Tabuse, 1999 CATJ Conference
10.227 Calls: Mind 4, Prognostic Models in Medicine
1. Paul Mc Kevitt, LAST CALL: MIND-IV, TWO SCIENCES OF MIND, 16-20/8,99, DUBLIN, IRELAND
2. Peter Lucas, Last CfP: Workshop on prognostic models in medicine
10.228 Calls: Spanish & New Technology, Language Acquisition
1. J. Kowal, Teaching Spanish and New Technologies
2. GALA '99, Language Acquisition (Updated)
10.229 Qs: Nishga, Analysis, 2nd dialect, k/t alternation
1. IVAR, Nishga - aka Nass-Gitksan
2. Fernando Trujillo, Computer text analysis
3. Jeff Siegel, Second dialect acquisition
4. Kirk Hazen, k/t alternations
10.230 FYI: Mambila, Nigeria research, Applied Lang Studies
1. David Zeitlyn, Recent linguistic research in Mambila, Nigeria
2. Sari Pietikainen, Summer school of applied language studies
10.231 FYI: Asian Language Programs, Chinese studies
1. Judson Murray, East Asian Intensive Summer Programs
2. Ricki Li, Chinese studies
10.232 Books: Historical Ling
1. Jud Wolfskill, Historical Linguistics: An Introduction, Lyle Campbell
10.233 Jobs: General Linguistics, Cognitive Science/Ling
1. Institute of Linguistics, General Linguistics; Tenure Track at Academia Sinica in Taiwan
2. Trish Anderson, Cognitive Science; Post Doc Fellowships at Rutgers
10.234 Support: Applied Ling, Psycholing
1. S J Hannahs, MA and PhD Studentships: University of Durham (UK)
2. Veerle Van Geenhoven, Psycholinguistics; Three PhD positions at Max Planck Institute
10.235 Confs: Chinese Dialectology
1. David Prager Branner, Chinese dialectology conference
10.236 Disc: Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
1. Catherine Smith, Sign Language & Cochlear Implants
10.237 Qs: NL Engineering, Machine Trans, Computer Jargon
1. Radhika Mamidi, Natural Language Processsing & Information Retrieval
2. Jeff ALLEN, Machine Translation post-editing
3. KLiNg0n, Computer/internet use of language in everyday English
10.238 Confs: Move and Interpret ALPHA
1. Uli Sauerland, Move and Interpret Alpha Workshop
10.239 Calls: Human-Machine Conversation, Corpus Study/NLP
1. Yorick Wilks, THIRD WORKSHOP ON HUMAN-MACHINE CONVERSATION, Bellagio, Italy
2. Hongsing WONG, Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing
10.240 All: Gunnel Kaellgren
1. Oesten Dahl, Gunnel Kaellgren
10.241 Disc: Sign Language and Cochlear Implants
1. Katy Beals, re: 10.174, Disc: Sign Language and Cochlear Implants
10.242 Sum: "saw"~"taw"
1. Sean Jensen, Summary: "saw"~"taw"
10.243 Disc: Prague School Influence on Syntax
1. Wolfgang Schulze, Re: 10.220, Prague School Influence on Syntax
10.244 Qs: R Maris Speech, L2 & Bilinguals, Disambiguation
1. Linda Coleman, Roger Maris's speech
2. Erika Levy, Compounding in bilinguals
3. kostas, Word sense disambiguation tools
10.245 Calls: Ling/Education in 21 Cent, Morphology
1. Benny Lee, International Systemic Functional Institute & Congress
2. Jeroen van de Weijer, Mediterranean Morphology Meeting
10.246 Calls: Deixis/Multimedia Context, Applied Ling.
1. root, Deixis - Deadline moved
2. Assoc Prof Elizabeth M Knutson, Division on Applied Linguistics
10.247 Calls: Formal Grammar, Mathematics of Language
1. Richard Oehrle, Formal Grammar 99: second call for papers
2. Jennifer MacDougall, Final Call for MOL6 submissions - deadline extended to 2/22/99
10.248 FYI: Summer Latin Institute, PBS Language series
1. Adam Briggs, 1999 Summer Latin Institute at UVa
2. Gene Searchinger, The Human Language - PBS series
10.249 Confs: Linguistics Association of Great Britain
1. M.Groefsema, Linguistics Association of Great Britain Spring Meeting
10.250 Confs: German Society of Linguistics
1. Paula Fikkert, German Society of Linguistics
10.251 Confs: Origins of Writing/Image,Symbol,Script
1. Peter T. Daniels, Origins of Writing Symposium
10.252 Calls: Lang/Communcication/Development, Adverbs
1. Javier Martin-Gonzalez, Language, Communication, and Development
2. Peter Svenonius, Adverbs/Univesity of Tromso
10.253 Confs: European Association for Machine Translation
1. Martin Cmejrek, European Association for Machine Translation
10.254 Confs: Generative Linguistics in the Old World
1. Artemis Alexiadou, Generative Linguistics in the Old World, Conference Program
10.255 Calls: Language and Speech Technology
1. Mike Rosner, Computer Supported Education for Language and Speech Technology
10.256 Qs: Trendy language, Logophoric pronouns
1. KLiNg0n, trendy things that influenced everyday English
2. saint-pierre, Query: quotations and reference
10.257 FYI: Internet Forum on Chinese Linguistics
1. Niina Ning Zhang, Internet Forum on Chinese Linguistics
10.258 Jobs: Psycholinguistics, English Linguistics
1. Veerle Van Geenhoven, Postdoc openings - MPI for Psycholinguistics
2. David Spurr, maitre-assistant English linguistics
10.259 Jobs: Computational Linguistics
1. Bjorn Aldag, Computational Linguist opening at Cycorp
10.260 Jobs: Speech Technology, Theoretical Linguistics
1. Steve Isard, Department of Linguistics Lecturer in Speech Technology
2. Yoshio Endo, Yokohama National University Theoretical Linguistics
10.261 Sum: Embiggens & Cropulent in "The Simpsons"
1. Sean Witty, Embiggens and cropulent
10.262 Calls: Endangered Languages, Semantics & Pragmatics
1. Nicholas Ostler, FEL Conference - Endangered Langs & Education - Maynooth 1999
2. Myriam Bras-Grivart, Theoretical Bases for Semantics & Pragmatics in NLP
10.263 Calls: Language, development, Communication
1. Javier Martin-Gonzalez, Conference in Cuba
2. alan harris, NCA:SEMCOM:CALL FOR PAPERS
10.264 Qs: "Cohesion", Present Perfects, Nama Language
1. THOMAS lEE, "Metaphorical Cohesion"
2. YANAGI Tomohiro, Present Perfects
3. Claire Bowern, Nama Language Materials
10.265 Confs: Chamito-semitic/Morocco
1. Moha Ennaji, The Chamito-semitic Conference and Institute in Fes
10.266 Calls: Practical Dialogue Systems, Questions
1. Jan Alexandersson, IJCAI99 WS 'KNOWLEDGE AND REASONING IN PRACTICAL DIALOGUE SYSTEMS'
2. Dr Karl Simms, "Questions"
10.267 Books: Avail for Review: Syntax/English Grammar
1. Andrew Carnie, Avail for Review: Syntax/English Grammar
10.268 All: Windows computer needed
1. hdry, Theft at the LINGUIST office
10.269 Qs: Extraction, Political metaphor, Dictionary
1. Toru Ishii, Extraction out of shifted objects
2. nasalski, Political Metaphors in Arabic
3. Antony Dubach Green, Irish-German dictionary
10.270 Books: Avail for Review: Form vs. Function, Psycholing
1. Andrew Carnie, Avail for Review: Form vs. Function, Psycholinguistics
10.271 Books: Avail for review: Psycholing, Gender, Dialects
1. Andrew Carnie, Available for Review: Psycholinguistics, Gender, Dialects
10.272 Books: Avail for review: L2, Dictionary
1. Andrew Carnie, Avail for Review: L2, Dictionary
10.273 Books: Avail for review: L2, L1, Reading, interpreting
1. Andrew Carnie, Avail for Review: L2, L1, Reading, interpreting
10.274 Review: Harris: Translation and Interpreting Schools
1. Rethore, Christophe, Review: Harris: Translation and Interpreting Schools
10.275 Books: English Grammar
1. Andrew Carnie, English Grammar
10.276 Books: Avail for review: Syntax, Hist. of Ling, Acquis
1. Andrew Carnie, Avail for Review: Syntax, History of Ling, Acquisition
10.277 Books: Avail for review: Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics
1. Andrew Carnie, Avail for Review: Syntax, Argument Structure, Semantics, Pragmatics
10.278 Books: Avail for review: Acoustic Phonetics
1. Andrew Carnie, Avail for review: Acoustic Phonetics
10.279 Books: Available for review: Syntax
1. Andrew Carnie, Available for review: Syntax
10.280 Books: Avail for review: Descrip. ling, English Verbs
1. Andrew Carnie, Available for Review: Descriptive, English Verb forms
10.281 Calls: American Dialect Society, Text Mining Workshop
1. beth lee simon, American Dialect Society
2. Ronen Feldman, Text Mining Workshop/IJCAI'99
10.282 Disc: Adjective to Verb
1. Sean Witty, Disc: Adjective to Verb transposition
10.283 Disc: "Tide/tie someone over"
1. David Harris, Follow-up to recent "tide/tie someone over" discussion
10.284 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.285 Jobs: General and theoretical lecturers
1. Badger, One/two/three Lecturers
2. Andrew Sihler, Addendum to UWisconsin - Madison Lectureship Notice
10.286 FYI: IASS-Info 2/5, IASS-Info 1/5
1. alan harris, IASS-Info Congress-Calendar 2/5 - 1999/04-05 (fwd)
2. alan harris, IASS-Info Congress-Calendar 1/5 - 1999/01-03
10.287 Qs: Semantic change, Word order in Russian
1. manaster, Semantic changes
2. Mathias Schulze, Word order in Russian
10.288 FYI: French Discourse, Linguanews
1. Dr Sophie Marnette, French Discourse
2. V.M.Sachdeva, Linguanews
10.289 Jobs: Slavonic Linguistics
1. Peter Gambles, Slavonic Linguistics, Oxford University
10.290 Books: Cognitive Linguistics
1. Janet Spaulding, Discourse and Perspectives in Cognitive Linguistics
10.291 Books: Sociolinguistics
1. Janet Spaulding, Sociolinguistics from Benjamins Publishing
10.292 Books: NLP
1. Janet Spaulding, Recent Advances in Natural Language Processing
10.293 Books: Bilingualism
1. Janet Spaulding, Bilinguialism: Assessment, Language Processing
10.294 TOC: ARBA, Acta Romanica Basiliensia
1. Lorenza Mondada, ARBA, Acta Romanica Basiliensia, No. 8, 1998
10.295 Books: Phonetics/ Phonology
1. Rint Sybesma, J. Waals: An Experimental View of the Dutch Syllable
10.296 Jobs: English Ling, NLP
1. David Spurr, English Ling; Maitre-assistant at U. of Neuchatel
2. Linda Fresques, NLP; Staff Scientist at New Mexico State
10.297 Support: PhD Studentships
1. Bill Wells, PhD at University College London
2. Ellen Bard, PhD Students at U of Edinburgh
10.298 Calls: Methods for Modalities, Three ACL Conferences
1. Methods for Modalities, Methods for Modalities
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, Association for Computational Linguistics Workshops
10.299 Confs: Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages
1. LSRL 29, Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages
10.300 Calls: Lang. Development, Theoretical & Applied Ling.
1. Sarah Howell, Language Development
2. S J Hannahs, Theoretical and Applied Linguistics
10.301 Qs: Proficiency test, Prepositions, Gender/Lang.
1. M. Sadrai, Measuring Native Syntactic Proficiency
2. mcintyre, Prepositions:functional uses
3. Marlis Hellinger, International Handbook Gender across Languages
10.302 FYI: Call update, Lang. program, Turkish Language
1. Dr Karl Simms, "Questions" call update
2. Javier Martin-Gonzalez, Language Program in Cuba
3. Kemal Oflazer, Center for Turkish Language and Speech Processing
10.303 Calls: ESSLLI-99, Sociolinguistics symposium
1. Wiebe van der Hoek, ESSLLI-99 & agents
2. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, Sociolinguistics Symposium
10.304 Disc: Word order in Russian
1. Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, Re: Word order in Russian
10.305 Disc: Adjective to Verb
1. Jonathan Centner, Adjective to Verb
2. Sean Witty, Adjective to Verb transposition
10.306 Calls: ACL'99, L1 & L2 Aquisition of Hispanic langs.
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL'99 co-located Symposium
2. Cristina Sanz, L1 & L2 Aquisition of Spanish & Portuguese/ Hispanic Ling. Symposium
10.307 Calls: MLA general linguistics
1. D. Eric Holt, MLA
10.308 Jobs: Danish Linguistics Asst. Prof. Groningen
1. A.P.ten Cate, Danish Linguistics Asst. Prof. at U. of Groningen
10.309 FYI: New computational linguistics program
1. Lisa Turner, MSc Computational Linguistics
10.310 FYI: Linguistic humor, Canadian corpus analysis
1. Chapin, Paul G, Linguistic humor
2. Nancy Belmore, Canadian specialists in corpus analysis
10.311 Calls: Computational Linguistics, Formal Grammar
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL'99 Workshop Announcements
2. Richard Oehrle, Formal Grammar 99: Final Call for Papers
10.312 Confs: Semi-Lexical Heads
1. Henk van Riemsdijk, Semi-Lexical Heads
10.313 FYI: Linguistics summer school, Translation studies
1. LOT (Lara Groen), Linguistics Summer School in Potsdam
2. Louise Brunette, CATS Congress
10.314 Calls: Knowledge Organisation, Human Lang. Technology
1. Omar Larouk, ISKO'99 (LYON -France)
2. Dan Cristea, [E-SSchool] EUROLAN'99
10.315 Qs: Ellipsis, 'Eso', E-mail, Re/Arabic Metaphor
1. ando, Ellipsis
2. Andrea Sanso', Spanish ESO
3. Mmmackenz, E-mail research
4. nasalski, Political Metaphor in Arabic once again
10.316 Sum: k/t alternation
1. Kirk Hazen, k/t alternation summary
10.317 Sum: Bilingual Compounding
1. Erika Levy, Bilingual compounding references
10.318 Disc: Re: 10.310, FYI: Linguistic humor
1. Hutchinson, Larry, Linguistic humor
2. Hutchinson, Larry, Linguistics humor
3. Karen Steffen Chung, Linguistic humor
10.319 Qs: Final Vowel, Koineisation, Codeswitching
1. Tony A. Wright, Unstressed final vowel
2. Yoshiyuki Asahi, Koineisation
3. Sarah Longstaff, Bilingual codeswitching
10.320 Confs: Chamito-Semitic Morpho-syntax
1. moubtassime, Moubtassime: The Chamito-semitic conference in Fez