LINGUIST List, February 2005

February 2005 Issues

16.314 Review: Discourse Analysis: O'Halloran (2004)
1. Len Unsworth, Multimodal Discourse Analysis: Systemic Functional Perspectives
16.315 Jobs: Arabic/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, MD
1. Cybil Harris, Arabic/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.316 Jobs: Kurdish/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, MD
1. Cybil Harris, Kurdish/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.317 Jobs: Malay/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, MD
1. Cybil Harris, Malay/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.318 Jobs: Pashto/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, MD
1. Cybil Harris, Pashto/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.319 Jobs: Punjabi/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, MD
1. Cybil Harris, Punjabi/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.320 Support: Socio-phonetics: PhD Student, U of Canterbury
1. Jen Hay, Socio-phonetics: PhD Student, University of Canterbury
16.321 Support: Russian & Morphology: PhD Student, U of Surrey
1. Greville Corbett, Russian & Morphology: PhD Student, University of Surrey, United Kingdom
16.322 Jobs: English/Verbal Branding/Naming: Specialist, NY
1. Jennifer Machat, Modified Re: 16.238: English/Verbal Branding and Naming: Specialist, Landor Associates, NY, USA
16.323 Diss: Applied Ling/Lang Acquisition: Ustunel: 'The ...'
1. Eda Ustunel, The Sequential Organisation of Teacher-Initiated and Teacher-Induced Code-Switching in a Turkish University EFL Setting
16.324 Books: Discourse Analysis/Semantics: Musolff
1. Palgrave Macmillan, Metaphor and Political Discourse: Musolff
16.325 Jobs: Uzbek/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, MD
1. Cybil Harris, Uzbek/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.326 Books: Pragmatics: Cummings
1. Catriona Murray, Pragmatics: Cummings
16.327 Books: Ling & Literature/Text/Corpus Ling: Hori
1. Palgrave Macmillan, Investigating Dickens' Style: Hori
16.328 Books: Discourse Analysis/Socioling: Macaulay
1. Jared Wright, Talk That Counts: Macaulay
16.329 Books: Semantics: Davis, Gillon (Eds)
1. Jared Wright, Semantics: Davis, Gillon (Eds)
16.330 Confs: Syntax/Semantics/Berlin, Germany
1. Uli Sauerland, Symposium: Interfaces + Recursion = Language? The View From Syntax-Semantics
16.331 Confs: Translation/Ghent, Belgium
1. Willy Vandeweghe, The Study of Language and Translation
16.332 Confs: Discourse Analysis/Spanish/Almeria, Spain
1. Antonio Bañón, Congreso Internacional de Análisis del Discurso Oral en español
16.333 Calls: Socioling/Mexico; Computational Ling/Discourse
1. Roland Terborg, 1st Congress on Sociolinguistics and Sociology of Language
2. Henk Zeevat, Formal and Computational Approaches to Discourse Particles
16.334 All: Obituary for Professor Terry Crowley
1. Peter Austin, Obituary for Professor Terry Crowley
16.335 Qs: Hebrew Diminutive Quantifiers; Eng Grammar Texts
1. Ruti Kahalon, Diminutive Quantifiers in Hebrew
2. Larry LaFond, Grammar Texts for English Ed Teachers
16.336 FYI: Summer Lang Courses;Computational Ling Fall School
1. Danko Sipka, Summer Language Opportunities
2. Martin Hoelter, Computational Linguistics Fall School 3
16.337 FYI: Oxford Postgraduate Linguistics Conference
1. Anna McNay, Oxford Postgraduate Linguistics Conference
16.338 TOC: J. of the Internat. Phonetic Association 34/2 2005
1. Joyce Reid, Journal of the Internation Phonetic Association Vol.34, No.2 (2004)
16.339 Jobs: Quechua/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, MD
1. Cybil Harris, Quechua/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.340 Jobs: French/Lang Description: Asst Prof, U of Victoria
1. Sada Niang, French/Language Description: Asst Prof, University of Victoria , British Columbia , Canada
16.341 Books: Linguistic Theories: Hawkins
1. Jared Wright, Efficiency and Complexity in Grammars: Hawkins
16.342 Diss: Syntax: Gutierrez-Bravo: ' Structural ...'
1. Rodrigo Gutierrez-Bravo, Structural Markedness and Syntactic Structure: A Study of Word Order and the Left Periphery in Mexican Spanish
16.343 Jobs: Comp Ling/Natural Lang Processing: Researcher, NY
1. Linda Stievater, Comp Ling/Natural Language Processing: Researcher, Cymfony, Inc., NY, USA
16.344 Media: Study: Negative Words Dominate Language
1. Mike Matloff, Study: Negative Words Dominate Language
16.345 Support: Romance & Phonology: Open Student, Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom
1. Jenny Cheshire, Romance & Phonology: Open Student, Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom
16.346 Jobs: Comp Ling/Natural Lang Processing: Grammarian, NY
1. Linda Stievater, Comp Ling/Natural Language Processing: Grammarian, Cymfony, Inc., NY, USA
16.347 Calls: General Ling/Algic/Canada; Socioling/USA
1. Marie-Odile Junker, 37th Algonquian Conference/ 37e Congrès des Algonquinistes
2. Kathryn Remlinger, The American Dialect Society at the Midwest Modern Language Association
16.348 Confs: General Ling/Bilbao, Spain
1. Rebeka Campos, 2005 Bilbao-Deusto International Student Conference in Linguistics
16.349 Calls: Comp Ling/Finland;General Ling/Japanese/Korean/USA
1. Anssi Yli-Jyrä, Finite-State Methods and Natural Language Processing
2. Junko Mori, 15th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference
16.350 Calls: Computational Linguistics
1. Jose Luis Vicedo, Computational Linguistics: Question Answering in Restricted Domains
16.351 Support: English Linguistics: PhD Student, Vaxjo University
1. Hans Lindquist, English Linguistics: PhD Student, Vaxjo University
16.352 All: Obituary for Rado Lencek
1. Donald F. Reindl, Obituary for Rado Lencek
16.353 Calls: Computational Ling/Sweden; General Ling/Belgium
1. Staffan Larsson, Computational Linguistics and Philosophy Track in E-CAP2005
2. Sylviane Granger, The Many Faces of Phraseology: An Interdisciplinary Conference
16.354 Calls: Ling Theories/Syntax/Portugal; General Ling/UK
1. António Branco, Workshop on Binding Theory and Invariants in Anaphoric Relations
2. Organising Committee Durham and Newcastle University, 8th Postgraduate Conference in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics in Association with The University of Newcastle
16.355 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.356 Qs: Literary Linguistic System; Mandinka Bibliography
1. vigo vigo, Literary Linguistic System
2. Joana Rossello, Bibliography on Mandinka
16.357 Qs: Ergative/Possession Marking; Software Translation
1. Kirill Shklovsky, Identical Ergative and Possession Marking
2. Fabio Tabbo, Software Translation
16.358 Calls: General Ling/Greek/USA; General Ling/Canada
1. Artemis Alexiadou, Workshop on the Morphosyntax of Modern Greek
2. Sondes Hamdi, Journées de Linguistique JDL 19
16.359 Confs: Ling Theories/Vancouver, BC, Canada
1. Chung-hye Han, 24th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics
16.360 Confs: General Ling/Manchester, UK
1. Nuria Yanez-Bouza, 14th Postgraduate Conference in Linguistics at Manchester (UK)
16.361 Confs: General Ling/Potsdam, Germany
1. Shinichiro Ishihara, 2nd Workshop on Prosody, Syntax, and Information Structure
16.362 Calls: Pragmatics/Semantics/France; Typology/Netherlands
1. Isidora Stojanovic, Semantic/Pragmatics Distinction: What Is It, and Does It Really Matter?
2. Peter de Swart, PIONIER Workshop on 'Animacy'
16.363 Calls: Syntax/Portugal; History of Ling/Poland
1. Manfred Sailer, 12th International Conference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar
2. Wayles Browne, Jan Baudoin De Courtenay (1845-1929), Linguist, Publicist, Man
16.364 Jobs: Italian/L2 Acquisition: Professor, U of Windsor
1. Dietmar Lage, Italian/L2 Acquisition/Applied Ling: Prof, University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada
16.365 Jobs: Japanese/Lang Acquisition: Asst Prof, U of Montana
1. Phyllis Duran, Japanese/Language Acquisition & Literature: Asst Prof, University of Montana, MT, USA
16.366 Jobs: Semantics: Asst Prof, Michigan State University
1. Alan Munn, Semantics: Asst Prof, Michigan State University, MI, USA
16.367 Calls: General Linguistics
1. Jin-young Tak, Journal of Universal Language
16.368 Review: AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW
1. Terry Langendoen, AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW
16.369 Books: Syntax/Text/Corpus Ling, English: Kaltenböck
1. Elisabeth Farago, It-extraposition and Non-extraposition in English: Kaltenböck
16.370 Calls: History of Ling/Poland (Correction)
1. Wayles Browne, Jan Boudouin de Courtenay (1845-1929), Linguist, Publicist, Man
16.371 Calls: Discourse Analysis/UK; Translation/UK
1. Mario Saraceni, Multimodal Texts: Engaging Sign Systems
2. Ian Kemble, 4th Portsmouth Translation Conference
16.372 Calls: General Ling/Canada; Computational Ling/Croatia
1. Danielle Thomas, Levy-Wasteney's 25th Annual Graduate Symposium: Beyond Quijote--400 Years of Luso-Hispanic Iconography
2. Malgorzata Cavar, Workshop on Computational Modeling of Lexical Acquisition
16.373 Calls: Syntax/Semantics/Taiwan; Applied Ling/Italy
1. Robert Van Valin Jr, 2005 Role and Reference Conference
2. Sandro Zucchi, Sign Language Linguistics and the Application of Information Technology to Sign Languages
16.374 Review: Applied Ling/Psycholinguistics: Smith (2004)
1. María Kalbermatten, Understanding Reading: A Psycholinguistic Analysis of Reading...
16.375 Review: Applied Ling/Discourse Analysis: Rogers (2004)
1. Zouhair Maalej, An Introduction to Critical Discourse Analysis in Education
16.376 Diss: Comp Ling/Cognitive Science: Hale: 'Grammar...'
1. John Hale, Grammar, Uncertainty and Sentence Processing
16.377 FYI: Women in Linguistics Mentoring Alliance (WILMA)
1. Monica Macaulay, Women in Linguistics Mentoring Alliance (WILMA)
16.378 TOC: Modified Issue: System 32/4 (2004)
1. Julie Walker, System 32/4 (2004)
16.379 Calls: Language Acquisition
1. Misha Becker, Language Acquisition: A Journal of Developmental Linguistics
16.380 Diss: Cognitive Science/Comp Ling: Chesi: 'Phases ...'
1. Cristiano Chesi, Phases and Cartography in Linguistic Computation: Toward a Cognitively Motivated Computational Model of Linguistic Competence
16.381 Books: Morphology: Aronoff, Fudeman
1. Matthew Glidden, What is Morphology?: Aronoff, Fudeman
16.382 Books: Linguistic Theories/Phonology: Prince, Smolensky
1. Matthew Glidden, Optimality Theory: Prince, Smolensky
16.383 Books: Discourse Analysis/Ling & Lit: Booth
1. Matthew Glidden, The Rhetoric of Rhetoric: Booth
16.384 Books: Cognitive Science: Oates, Grayson (Eds)
1. Matthew Glidden, Cognitive and Language Development in Children: Oates, Grayson (Eds)
16.385 Disc: New: Re: Media: Study: Negative Words Dominate
1. Price Caldwell, Re: Media: Study: Negative Words Dominate
16.386 Jobs: Japanese/Applied Ling: Lecturer, U of California
1. Lisa Blanco, Japanese/Applied Linguistics: Lecturer, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, USA
16.387 Books: Semantics: Portner/ Cappelen, Lepore
1. Matthew Glidden, What is Meaning?: Portner
2. Matthew Glidden, Insensitive Semantics: Cappelen, Lepore
16.388 Books: Comp Ling/Cog Sci/Psycholing: Branco et al (Eds)
1. Paul Peranteau, Anaphoric Demonstratives: Branco, McEnery, Mitov (Eds)
16.389 Books: Semantics/Cog Sci/Ling Theories:van Lambalgen,Hamm
1. Matthew Glidden, The Proper Treatment of Events: van Lambalgen, Hamm
16.390 Books: Ling & Literature, Latin: Harrison
1. Matthew Glidden, A Companion to Latin Literature: Harrison
16.391 Books: Historical Linguistics: Fortescue et al (Eds)
1. Paul Peranteau, Historical Linguistics 2003: Fortescue, Jensen, Mogensen, Schøsler (Eds)
16.392 Qs: English Slang Words; Linguistic Creativity
1. Hilary Sachs, Slang Words in Standard English
2. Francisco Gomes de Matos, Annotated bibliography on Linguistic Creativity
16.393 Qs: French Gender and Discourse; Marketing Intro Ling
1. Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen, French Gender and Discourse
2. Rachel Moeller, Marketing Introduction to Linguistics Courses
16.394 Sum: Prenominal Modifiers
1. Yosuke Miyata, Prenominal Modifiers
16.395 Diss: Discourse Analysis: Bolden: 'Delayed ...'
1. Galina Bolden, Delayed and Incipient Actions: The discourse markers
16.396 FYI: Call for articles: An Encyclopaedia of the Arts
1. Adeleke Fakoya, PhD, Invitation to An Encyclopaedia of the Arts
16.397 Jobs: Applied Ling/Lexicography: Researcher, MD
1. Thomas Creamer, Applied Ling/Lexicography: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.398 Jobs: Albanian/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, MD
1. Thomas Creamer, Albanian/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, McNeil Technologies, Inc., MD, USA
16.399 Jobs: Modern English Language: Full Prof, U of Leeds
1. Louise Ward, Modern English Language: Full Prof, University of Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
16.400 Jobs: Japanese/Applied Ling: Lecturer, U of London
1. barbara pizziconi, Japanese/Applied Linguistics: Lecturer, SOAS, University of London, United Kingdom
16.401 FYI: Call: Manuscripts; New Releases from the LDC
1. Adrian Wurr, Service-Learning in Applied Linguistics CFP
2. Linguistic Data Consortium, New Releases from the LDC
16.402 Confs: Cognitive Science/Newark, DE, USA
1. Peter Cole, International Workshop on the Evolution of Cognition
16.403 Calls: Pragmatics/Corpus Ling/Germany; Comp Ling/Korea
1. Monika Bednarek, Conference on Evaluation and Text Types
2. Robert Dale, 2nd International Joint Conference on Natural Language Processing
16.404 Books: Ling & Lit, Middle English: Burrow, Turville-Petre
1. Matthew Glidden, A Book of Middle English: Burrow, Turville-Petre
16.405 Books: Philosophy of Language: Hacker, Baker
1. Matthew Glidden, Wittgenstein: Understanding And Meaning, Second Edition: Hacker, Baker
16.406 Books: Lang Description, Thai: Iwasaki, Ingkaphirom
1. Joyce Reid, A Reference Grammar of Thai: Iwasaki, Ingkaphirom
16.407 Books: Lang Description/Applied Ling, Arabic: Schulz
1. Joyce Reid, A Student Grammar of Modern Standard Arabic: Schulz
16.408 Calls: Onomastics
1. Richard Coates, ONOMA: Call for submissions
16.409 Confs: General Ling/Toronto, Ontario, Canada
1. Midori Hayashi, 10th Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas
16.410 Calls: Socioling/Ireland; General Ling/Spain
1. Tadhg Ó hIfearnáin, Sociolinguistics Symposium 16
2. Tanja Mortelmans, Prototypes and Grammaticalization: Grammaticalization as Prototype?
16.411 Calls: General Ling/Typology/Germany; Applied Ling/Spain
1. Jan Wohlgemuth, Rara & Rarissima: Collecting and Interpreting Unusual Characteristics of Human Languages
2. Alejandro Curado, 4th Conference of the European Association of Languages for Specific Purposes
16.412 Confs: General Ling/Lang Acquisition/Missoula,Montana,USA
1. S. Neyooxet Greymorning, Giving the Gift of Language
16.413 Diss: Modified Re: 16-395: Discourse Analysis: Bolden
1. Takako Matsui, Delayed and Incipient Actions: The discourse markers '-to' and 'so' in Russian and English conversation
16.414 Qs: Internet Chat Corpora; Typology Island Constraints
1. Stuart McCaul, Internet Chat Corpora
2. Inbal Arnon, The Typology of Island Constraints
16.415 Qs: Tianjin Tone Sandhi; 'to be' Grammaticalization
1. Te-hsin Liu, Tone Sandhi in Tianjin
2. F.K. Agama, Grammaticization with Respect to the Verb
16.416 Qs: Case, Agreement, WO; English Concordances
1. Vita Markman, Case, Agreement and Word Order
2. Rose Cheung, Concordancing in English Language Teaching
16.417 Calls: General Ling/USA; Discourse Analysis/Germany
1. Priscilla Ord, American Name Society
2. Claudia Sassen, Constraints in Discourse
16.418 Confs: Applied Ling/Philadelphia, PA, USA
1. David Johnson, 26th Annual Ethnography in Education Research Forum
16.419 Confs: General Ling/Philadelphia, PA, USA
1. Sandhya Sundaresan, 29th Penn Linguistics Colloquium
16.420 Sum: Grammar Texts for English Ed Teachers
1. Larry LaFond, Grammar Texts for English Ed Teachers
16.421 Jobs: Socioling/Open Specialty: Lecturer, U/Manchester
1. Martin Barry, Socioling/Open Specialty (3 Posts): Lecturer, University of Manchester, United Kingdom
16.422 Media: Preserving Tribal Heritage with Online Games
1. Ella Earp-Lynch, Preserving Tribal Heritage with Online Games
16.423 Media: NSF: David Lightfoot
1. Terence Langendoen, NSF: David Lightfoot
16.424 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.425 TOC: J of Multilingual & Multicultural Dev Vol24,No 5&6
1. Kathryn King, Journal of Multilingual & Multicultural Development 24/5&6 2005
16.426 TOC: SKY Journal of Linguistics Vol. 17 2005
1. Jouni Rostila, SKY Journal of Linguistics 17 2005
16.427 TOC: Pragmatics & Cognition Vol 11, No 1 2003
1. Paul Peranteau, Pragmatics & Cognition 11/1 2003
16.428 TOC: Pragmatics & Cognition Vol 12, No 2 2004
1. Paul Peranteau, Pragmatics & Cognition 12/2 2004
16.429 TOC: Babel Vol. 50, No. 2 2004
1. Paul Peranteau, Babel 50/2 2004
16.430 TOC: Z für finnisch-ugrische Sprach-und Volkskunde 58/1
1. Toni Suutari, Z für finnisch-ugrische Sprach- und Volkskunde 58/1 2004
16.431 Review: Applied Ling/ESL/Literacy: Comings et al. (2004)
1. Stacia Levy, Review of Adult Learning and Literacy, Volume 4
16.432 Review: Phonology/Psycholing: Kager, Pater & Zonneveld
1. Piotr Glowacki, Constraints in Phonological Acquisition
16.433 Review: Historical Ling/Socioling: Tryon & Charpentier
1. Hans Schmidt, Pacific Pidgins and Creoles: Origins, Growth and development
16.434 FYI: Language: February 2005 Book Notice List
1. Stanley Dubinsky, Language: February 2005 Book Notice List
16.435 Calls: Comp Ling/Australia; Anthro Ling/Socioling/USA
1. Amund Tveit, Session on Natural Language Processing and Text Mining in Medicine at KES 2005
2. Valerie Sultan, 11th Annual Conference on Language, Interaction and Culture
16.436 Jobs: Spanish/Hispanic Ling: Part Time Faculty, CA
1. Oneita Billings, Spanish/Hispanic Ling: Part Time Faculty, California State University San Marcos, CA, USA
16.437 Calls: Psycholing/Belgium; Computational Ling/Germany
1. Sven Van Lommel, Psycholinguistics in Flanders 2005
2. James Cussens, 4th International Workshop on Learning Language in Logic
16.438 Calls: Cognitive Sci/Neuroling/Finland; General Ling/UK
1. Frank Burchert, Science of Aphasia 6
2. Anna McNay, Oxford Linguistics Postgraduate Conference
16.439 Calls: Translation/Romania; Semantics/Syntax/UK
1. Daniel Dejica, 4th International Conference on Professional Communication and Translation Studies
2. Manfred Sailer, Workshop on Empirical Challenges and Analytic Alternatives to Strict Compositionality
16.440 Books: Translation: Branchadell, West (Eds)
1. Paul Peranteau, Less Translated Languages: Branchadell, West (Eds)
16.441 Books: Discourse Analysis, German: Golato
1. Paul Peranteau, Compliments and Compliment Responses: Golato
16.442 Books: Applied Ling/Comp Ling/Text/Corpus Ling:Nesselhauf
1. Paul Peranteau, Collocations in a Learner Corpus: Nesselhauf
16.443 Books: History of Ling/Philosophy of Lang: Luhtala
1. Paul Peranteau, Grammar and Philosophy in Late Antiquity: Luhtala
16.444 FYI: A New Classic Speculative Grammarian Online
1. Trey Jones, A New Classic Speculative Grammarian Online
16.445 Diss: Discourse Analysis: Olmstead: 'Constructing...'
1. Susan Olmstead, Constructing Sociability through Code-Switching in Mandarin-English Family Conversations
16.446 Diss: Comp Ling: Popescu-Belis: 'Multi-Agent ...'
1. Andrei Popescu-Belis, Multi-Agent Modeling of Linguistic Interaction
16.447 Calls: General Ling/USA; General Ling/Switzerland
1. Suin Shin, Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association
2. Joachim Haes, Tailoring Health Messages: Bridging the Gap Between Social and Humanistic Perspectives on Health Communication
16.448 Jobs: Syntax: Lecturer, University of Bielefeld
1. Gerhard Jaeger, Syntax: Lecturer, University of Bielefeld, Germany
16.449 Jobs: Morphology/Computational Ling: Rank Open, Canada
1. Anita Glimpel, Morphology/Computation Linguistics: Rank Open, Zi Corporation, Alberta, Canada
16.450 Jobs: American Sign Lang: Lecturer, U at Buffalo
1. David Fertig, American Sign Language: Lecturer, University at Buffalo, SUNY, NY, USA
16.451 Qs: Indo-European Palatals; English/Romantic 'you'
1. Andrew Jarrette, Indo-European Palatals Versus Velars
2. Patrick Novak, English and Romantic Use of
16.452 Books: Applied Ling/Lexicography, German: Fagan
1. Joyce Reid, Using German Vocabulary: Fagan
16.453 Books: Phonetics/Phonology: Davenport, Hannahs
1. Lyndsay MacAulay, Introducing Phonetics and Phonology, Second edition: Davenport, Hannahs
16.454 Review: Morphology/Syntax/Lang Desc: Zeisler (2004)
1. Jakob Dempsey, Relative Tense and Aspectual Values in Tibetan Languages
16.455 Review: Typology/Lang Desc: Adelaar & Muysken (2004)
1. Yury Lander, The Languages of the Andes
16.456 Diss: Morphology: Stewart: 'Mutation as Morphology ...'
1. Thomas Stewart, Mutation as Morphology: Bases, Stems, and Shapes in Scottish Gaelic
16.457 Diss: Lang Acquisition: LaFond: 'The Pro-drop ...'
1. Larry LaFond, The Pro-drop Parameter in Second Language Acquisition Revisited: A Developmental Account
16.458 Diss: Syntax/Typology: Aldridge: 'Ergativity and ...'
1. Edith Aldridge, Ergativity and Word Order in Austronesian Languages
16.459 FYI: New Book Series in Cognitive Linguistics
1. Vyv Evans, New Book Series in Cognitive Linguistics
16.460 Calls: Phonetics/UK; Discourse Analysis/Tunisia
1. James Scobbie, 4th International Electropalatography (EPG) Symposium
2. Faysal MAALEJ, Constructing Worlds through Language
16.461 TOC: Language Sciences 27/1 2005
1. Julie Walker, Language Sciences Vol. 27, No. 1 (2005)
16.462 TOC: Lingua 115/ 7 2005
1. Julie Walker, Lingua Vol. 115, No. 7 (2005)
16.463 TOC: Assessing Writing Vol 9, No 3 2005
1. Julie Walker, Assessing Writing Vol. 9, No. 3 (2005)
16.464 TOC: Journal of Pragmatics Vol. 37, No. 6 2005
1. Julie Walker, Journal of Pragmatics Vol. 37, No. 6 (2005)
16.465 FYI: Computational Linguistics Fall School 3
1. Martin Hoelter, Computational Linguistics Fall School 3
16.466 Calls: Lang Documentation/Ontology/USA
1. Helen Aristar-Dry, E-MELD 2005: Linguistic Ontologies and Data Categories in Morphosyntactic Annotation
16.467 Review: Socioling/Applied Ling: Sealey & Carter (2004)
1. Heather Hewitt, Applied Linguistics as Social Science
16.468 Review: 2nd Lang Acquisition/Psycholing: Singleton & Ryan
1. Mitsuyo Sakamoto, Language Acquisition: The Age Factor
16.469 Support: Open Specialty: PhD Student, Umeå University
1. Kirk Sullivan, Open Specialty: PhD Student, Umeå University, Sweden
16.470 Disc: Re: Review: Historical Linguistics: Levin
1. Saul Levin, Re: Review: Historical Linguistics: Levin
16.471 Calls: Cognitive Sci/UK; Semantics/Pragmatics/Spain
1. Vyv Evans, New Directions in Cognitive Linguistics: First UK Cognitive Linguistics Conference
2. Joana Garmendia, 3rd International Workshop on Semantics, Pragmatics and Rhetoric
16.472 Calls: Translation/Bulgaria; Discourse Analysis/UK
1. Cristina Vertan, Modern Approaches in Translation Technologies
2. Jennifer Spenader, Cross-Modular Approaches to Ellipsis
16.473 Calls: Applied Ling/USA; General Ling/USA
1. Judith Liskin-Gasparro, Applied Linguistics Division, MLA
2. Jason Rudd, Western Washington University Undergraduate Conference in Linguistics I
16.474 FYI: Call for Proposals: Persian
1. Jane Edwards, Call for Proposals: National Flagship Language Initiative: Persian
16.475 Calls: Semantics/UK; General Ling/Canada
1. Joost Zwarts, Formal Semantics and Cross-Linguistic Data
2. Kristin Johannsdottir, NorthWest Linguistic Conference
16.476 Calls: General Ling/Romance/USA; Socioling/Germany
1. Lisa Noetzel, Comparative Romance Linguistics Discussion Group
2. Marek Nekula, Deutsch in multilingualen Stadtzentren Mittel- und Osteuropas
16.477 Calls: General Ling/Norway; Socioling/Germany
1. Tor A. Åfarli, Language Structures in Contact
2. Marek Nekula, Sprache und nationale Identitaet in oeffentlichen Institutionen der Kafka-Zeit
16.478 Confs: Syntax/Barcelona, Spain
1. maria-rosa lloret, 15th Colloquium on Generative Grammar
16.479 Confs: Syntax/Geneva, Switzerland
1. Ur Shlonsky, Generative Linguistics in the Old World
16.480 Qs: Arabic Interrogatives; No Final Voiced Consonants
1. Zohreh Shooshtari, Arabic Interrogative Clauses
2. Khaled Rifaat, Languages Without Final Voiced Consonants
16.481 Qs: Linguistic Knowledge for Teachers; Click Origins
1. Helen Harper, Linguistic Knowledge for Primary Teachers
2. Mark Jones, Click Origins, Labio-velars, and Fortition
16.482 Jobs: Phonology/Syntax: Post Doc, University of Tromso
1. Curt Rice, Phonology/Syntax: Post Doc, University of Tromso, Norway
16.483 Jobs: Spoken Language Processing: Researcher, MA
1. Barbara Winer, Spoken Language Processing: Researcher, Voice Signal Technologies, Inc., MA, USA
16.484 Jobs: Cognitive Science: Asst Prof, McMaster University
1. Alexandre Sevigny, Cognitive Science: Asst Prof, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada
16.485 Jobs: Computational Linguistics: Researcher, Stanford U
1. Lawrence Cavedon, Computational Linguistics: Researcher, Stanford University, CA, USA
16.486 Books: Syntax/Linguistic Theories: Safir
1. David Weininger, The Syntax of (In)Dependence: Safir
16.487 Books: Cog Sci/Ling Theories/Semantics: Rogers, McLelland
1. David Weininger, Semantic Cognition: Rogers, McLelland
16.488 Books: Cog Sci/Pragmatics/Semantics: Millikan
1. David Weininger, Varieties of Meaning: Millikan
16.489 TOC: Lingvisticae Investigationes 27/1 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Lingvisticae Investigationes Vol. 27, No. 1 (2004)
16.490 TOC: Interpreting 6/2 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Interpreting Vol 6, No 2 (2004)
16.491 TOC: Gesture 4/2 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Gesture Vol. 4, No 2 (2004)
16.492 TOC: Lingvisticae Investigationes 26/2 (2003)
1. Paul Peranteau, Lingvisticae Investigationes Vol. 26, No. 2 (2003)
16.493 TOC: Lingvisticae Investigationes 25/2 (2002)
1. Paul Peranteau, Lingvisticae Investigationes Vol. 25, No. 2 (2002)
16.494 Jobs: Spanish/Applied Ling: Asst Prof, U of Houston
1. Marc Zimmerman, Spanish/Applied Linguistics: Asst Prof, University of Houston, TX, USA
16.495 Jobs: English Ling: Lecturer, University of Salford
1. Paul Rowlett, English Linguistics: Lecturer, University of Salford, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom
16.496 Jobs: Phonetics/Phonology: Asst Prof, National Taiwan U
1. Meiling Liu, Phonetics/Phonology: Assistant Professor or above, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
16.497 FYI: Forensic Ling Summer School; Linguistics Olympiad
1. Krysztof Kredens, 5th International Summer School, Forensic Linguistics
2. Richard Hudson, 3rd International Linguistics Olympiad
16.498 FYI: Website: Vantage Theory and Linguistics
1. Adam Glaz, Website on Vantage Theory and Linguistics
16.499 Diss: Phonology/Lang Description: Miyashita: 'Tohono...'
1. Mizuki Miyashita, Tohono O'odham Syllable Weight: Descriptive, Theoretical and Applied Aspects
16.500 Media: Nature: Maths Skills Survive Linguistic Damage
1. Ella Earp-Lynch, Nature: Maths Skills Survive Linguistic Damage
16.501 Calls: Comp Ling/Text/Corpus Ling/USA;Historical Ling/USA
1. Arno Scharl, Minitrack on Environmental Online Communication
2. Andrea Menz, International Conference on Historical Linguistics
16.502 Calls: Comp Ling/Psycholing/US;Morphology/Phonology/Korea
1. Alona Soschen, Session: Applications of Cybernetics and Informatics in Psychology and Linguistics
2. Eunjin Oh, 3rd International Conference on Phonology and Morphology
16.503 TOC: Onomasiology Online 5 (2004)
1. Joachim Grzega, Onomasiology Online Vol. 5 (2004)
16.504 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.505 Jobs: Comp Ling/Semantics: Researcher, U of Cambridge
1. Susan Rolfe, Computational Linguistics/Semantics: Researcher, University of Cambridge, UK
16.506 All: Obituary for Franco Brioschi
1. stefano versace, Obituary for Franco Brioschi
16.507 All: Obituary for Kristina Lindell
1. Magnus Fiskesjö, Obituary for Kristina Lindell, 1928-2005
16.508 Review: Syntax: Davies & Dubinsky (2004)
1. Aroldo Andrade, The Grammar of Raising and Control
16.509 Qs: Braille & Phonetics/Humor as a Linguistic Strategy
1. Sarah Gray, Braille and Phonetics
2. Mary Zdrojkowski, Humor as a Linguistic Strategy
16.510 Confs: Semantics/Los Angeles, CA, USA
1. Daniel Buring, Semantics and Linguistic Theory 15
16.511 Qs: Current Comp Ling Courses/Estonia Language Policy
1. Rembrandt Klopper, Current Computational Linguistics Courses
2. Jessica Castillon, Estonia Language Policy
16.512 Qs: Looking for Paper/Verbs as Closed Lexical Class
1. Jean-Charles Khalifa, Looking for Paper or Author
2. Daniel Everett, Verbs as a Closed Lexical Class
16.513 Calls: Phonology/UK; Cognitive Sci/Psycholing/Bulgaria
1. Patrick Honeybone, 13th Manchester Phonology Meeting
2. Vladimir Polyakov, Cognitive Modeling in Linguistics - 2005
16.514 Jobs: Applied/Hispanic Ling: Asst Prof, U of Arizona
1. Ana Carvalho, Applied Ling/Hispanic Linguistics: Assistant Professor, University of Arizona, AZ, USA
16.515 Confs: General Ling/Paris, France
1. Georgeta CISLARU, Matérialités de l'activité de nomination : formats, discours, représentations
16.516 Calls: Discourse Analysis/France; Neuroling/USA
1. Michel Aurnague, Symposium on the Exploration and Modelling of Meaning
2. Suzanne Flynn, Frontiers in Imaging the Bi-/Multi-Lingual Brain
16.517 Confs: General Ling/Dublin, Ireland
1. Martin Howard, Language in Society: Canada / Ireland
16.518 Confs: Phonology/New York City, NY, USA
1. Charles Cairns, CUNY Workshop on Phonological Features
16.519 Calls: General Linguistics
1. Joachim Grzega, EuroLinguistiX
16.520 Review: Historical Ling: Curzan & Emmons (2004)
1. Margaret Sonmez, Studies in the History of the English Language II
16.521 Review: Sociolinguistics: Lakoff & Bucholtz (2004)
1. Elizabeth Winkler, Language and Woman's Place
16.522 FYI: Center/Advanced Proficiency in Arabic, Georgetown
1. Elizabeth M. Bergman, CAPA at Georgetown
16.523 Books: Historical Linguistics: Campbell
1. David Weininger, Historical Linguistics: Campbell
16.524 Books: Computational Linguistics: Shieber (Ed)
1. David Weininger, The Turing Test: Shieber (Ed)
16.525 Books: Cog Sci/Socioling: Trueswell,Tanenhaus (Eds)/Malle
1. David Weininger, Approaches to Studying World-Situated Language Use: Trueswell, Tanenhaus (Eds)
2. David Weininger, How the Mind Explains Behavior: Malle
16.526 Books: Ling Theories/Philosophy of Lang/Semantics: Vision
1. David Weininger, Veritas: Vision
16.527 Books: Computational Ling/Semantics: Nirenburg, Raskin
1. David Weininger, Ontological Semantics: Nirenburg, Raskin
16.528 Books: Anthro Ling/Cog Sci/Lang Acq: Oller, Griebel (Eds)
1. David Weininger, The Evolution of Communication Systems: Oller, Griebel (Eds)
16.529 Diss: Socioling: Boufoy-Bastick: 'A Methodological...'
1. Béatrice Boufoy-Bastick, A Methodological Approach to the Study of Socio Cultural Influences on the Teaching of English in Fiji
16.530 FYI: 7th Biennial Summer School - Eurolan 2005
1. Dan Cristea, 7th Biennial Summer School - Eurolan 2005
16.531 Review: AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW special appeal
1. Terence Langendoen, AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW special appeal
16.532 Books: Phonetics: Canepari
1. Ulrich Lueders, A Handbook of Phonetics: Canepari
2. Ulrich Lueders, A Handbook of Pronunciation: Canepari
16.533 Books: Historical Ling/Socioling, Middle English: Bergs
1. Julia Ulrich, Social Networks and Historical Sociolinguistics: Bergs
16.534 Books: Sociolinguistics, English: Ramanathan
1. Kathryn King, The English-Vernacular Divide: Ramanathan
16.535 Books: Applied Ling/Lang Acquisition, French: Dewaele(Ed)
1. Kathryn King, Focus on French as a Foreign Language: Dewaele (Ed)
16.536 Confs: Text/Corpus Ling/Siena, Italy
1. John Sinclair, Dial-A-Corpus – Compiling Corpora from the Web
16.537 Confs: General Ling/American Langs/Toronto, Canada
1. Midori Hayashi, 10th Workshop on Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas
16.538 Calls: Discourse Analysis/Brazil; Translation/Portugal
1. Paulo Gago, 3rd Conference on Discourse, Communication and Enterprise
2. Dr. Chrys Chrystello, 4th Colloquium On Lusophone Matters
16.539 Calls: General Ling/Slavic/Germany; General Ling/Germany
1. Peter Kosta, Formal Description of Slavic Languages
2. Laura Downing, International Conference on Focus in African Languages
16.540 Calls: Ling Theories/USA; Computational Ling/Romania
1. Anna Maria Di Sciullo, Issues on the Form and Interpretation of Argument Structure
2. Diana Inkpen, Eurolan 2005 Cross-Language Knowledge Induction Workshop
16.541 Calls: Socioling/UK; Syntax/UK
1. Carmen Llamas, UK Language Variation and Change 5
2. Michelle Sheehan, Structure of Parametric Variation
16.542 Confs: Text/Corpus Ling/Siena, Italy
1. John Sinclair, The Case for a Corpus: Spoken and Written Corpora
16.543 Diss: Comp Ling/Pragmatics: Jokinen: 'Response ...'
1. Kristiina Jokinen, Response Planning in Information-Seeking Dialogues
16.544 Sum: Expectations, Semantics & Understanding
1. Stephen Deiss, Expectations, Semantics & Understanding
16.545 Support: Open Specialty: PhD Student, University of Tromsø
1. Curt Rice, Open Specialty: PhD Student, University of Tromsø, Norway
16.546 TOC: Internat J.of Bilingual Ed & Bilingualism 8/1 2005
1. Kathryn King, International J. of Bilingual Ed and Bilingualism Vol.8, No.1 (2005)
16.547 TOC: Constructions 1 (2004)
1. Alex Bergs, Constructions 1 (2004)
16.548 TOC: Language@Internet Vol. 1 (2004)
1. Alex Bergs, Language@Internet 1 (2004)
16.549 TOC: Lingua 115/ 8 (2005)
1. Julie Walker, Lingua Vol. 115, No. 8 (2005)
16.550 Media: Economist: Lingua Franca for a Tropical Babel
1. Veronika Koller, Economist: Lingua Franca for a Tropical Babel
16.551 Books: Phonology/Socioling/Historical Ling: Gui
1. Ulrich Lueders, The Phonology of Guangzhou Cantonese: Gui
16.552 Books: History of Ling/Phonology, Hebrew: Sara, Mauck
1. Ulrich Lueders, Yehuda ben David Hayyuwj: Sara, Mauck
16.553 Books: Language Description/Socioling, Abkhaz: Hewitt
1. Ulrich Lueders, Abkhazian Folktales: Hewitt
16.554 Books: Morphology/Semantics, Russian: Doleschal
1. Ulrich Lueders, Genus Als Grammatische Und Textlinguistische Kategorie: Doleschal
16.555 Books: Historical Ling/Typology, Ancient Greek: Luraghi
1. Ulrich Lueders, Ancient Greek: Luraghi
16.556 Books: Lang Description/Typology, Marathi: Wali
1. Ulrich Lueders, Marathi: Wali
16.557 Diss: Socioling/Lang Description: Bouchard: 'La ...'
1. Lise Bouchard, La dynamique du contact quichua-espagnol dans la communauté de Peguche (Équateur) [The Dynamics of Quichua-Spanish Contact in the Community of Peguche, Ecuador]
16.558 Jobs: Open Specialty: Asst/Assoc Prof, Fu Jen Catholic U
1. Yung-Yu Chen, Open Specialty: Asst/Assoc Prof, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan
16.559 Jobs: Greek/French/Translation: Lecturer, Aristotle U
1. Simos Grammenidis, Greek/French/Translation: Lecturer, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
16.560 Jobs: Audiology & Hearing Sciences: Senior Lecturer, UK
1. James Scobbie, Audiology and Hearing Sciences: Senior Lecturer, Queen Margaret University College, Scotland
16.561 Jobs: Audiology and Hearing Sciences: Lecturer, Scotland
1. James Scobbie, Audiology and Hearing Sciences: Lecturer, Queen Margaret University College, Scotland
16.562 Jobs: Audiology & Hearing Sciences: Full Prof, Scotland
1. James Scobbie, Audiology and Hearing Sciences: Full Prof, Queen Margaret University College, Scotland
16.563 Jobs: Comp Ling/Text Mining: Researcher, U of Edinburgh
1. Ben Hachey, Comp Ling/Text Mining: Researcher, University of Edinburgh, Scotland
16.564 Jobs: Comp Ling/Lexical Semantics: Research Assoc, UK
1. Myroslava Dzikovska, Computational Linguistics/Lexical Semantics: Research Associate, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
16.565 Jobs: Phonetics/Phonology: Asst Prof, National Taiwan U
1. Meiling Liu, Modified Re: 16.496: Phonetics/Phonology: Assistant Professor or above, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
16.566 Confs: Text/Corpus Ling/Siena, Italy
1. John Sinclair, The Case for a Corpus: Spoken and Written Corpora
16.567 Confs: Text/Corpus Ling/Siena, Italy
1. John Sinclair, Dial-A-Corpus – Compiling Corpora from the Web
16.568 FYI: Weeklong Course on Paradigms, Tromsø
1. Curt Rice, Weeklong Course on Paradigms, Tromsø
16.569 Sum: Discourse Initial 'And'
1. George Huttar, Discourse Initial 'And'
16.570 Qs: Epenthesis to Avoid Clash;English Stress Database
1. Tamas Biro, Epenthesis to Avoid Voice Clash
2. Sarah Collie, English Word Stress Database
16.571 Jobs: American Sign Language: Lecturer, U of Michigan
1. Sue Suslee, American Sign Language: Lecturer, University of Michigan, MI, USA
16.572 Calls: Historical Ling/English/UK; Applied Ling/USA
1. David Denison, Directions in English Language Studies
2. Marco Shappeck, South Asian Languages Analysis
16.573 TOC: Internat. J. of American Linguistics 70/4 (2004)
1. Keren Rice, International Journal of American Linguistics Vol. 70, No. 4 (2004)
16.574 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.575 Jobs: Applied Ling: Asst Prof, U of Texas-Pan American
1. Maribel Richardson, Applied Linguistics: Asst Prof, University of Texas-Pan American, TX, USA
16.576 Review: Syntax/Semantics: Breul (2004)
1. Judit Gervain, Focus Structure in Generative Grammar
16.577 Review: Phonology/Phonetics: van de Weijer et al. (2003)
1. Michael Maxwell, The Phonological Spectrum: Volume I: Segmental structure
16.578 Confs: Psycholinguistics/Tucson, Arizona, USA
1. Erin O'Bryan, 18th Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing
16.579 Calls: General Ling/New Zealand; Historical Ling/USA
1. Helen Charters, Linguistic Society of New Zealand Annual Conference 2005
2. Alex Bergs, Constructions and Language Change
16.580 Calls: Lang Acquisition/Syntax/Portugal; Comp Ling/USA
1. Joao Costa, Lisbon Workshop on Production vs Comprehension in the Acquisition of Syntax
2. Kevin Bretonnel Cohen, Linking Biological Literature, Ontologies and Databases: Mining Biological Semantics
16.581 Confs: General Ling/Romance/Palermo, Italy
1. Giovanni Ruffino, Percorsi di geografia linguistica. Esperienze italiane e europee
16.582 Calls: General Ling/Norway;Comp Ling/Lang Acquisition/USA
1. Tor A. Åfarli, 21st Scandinavian Conference of Linguistics
2. Aris Xanthos, ACL-05 Workshop on Psychocomputational Models of Human Language Acquisition
16.583 Calls: General Ling/Argentina; Lexicography/French/France
1. Laura Kornfeld, 3rd Encuentro de Gramática Generativa
2. Pacale Baudinot, Constitution des lexiques scientifiques et techniques entre 1300 et 1600
16.584 Confs: General Ling/Arabic/Urbana-Champaign, Illinois,USA
1. Abbas Benmamoun, 19th Arabic Linguistics Symposium
16.585 Qs: Lomongo Speakers; Ergativity and Thematic Roles
1. Nikki Adams, Lomongo Speakers
2. Vita Markman, Ergativity and Thematic Roles
16.586 Qs: Sociolinguistic Survey; 'Language Brokering'
1. Fuerst Ute, Sociolinguistic Internet Survey
2. Jack Hall, Language Brokering as a Research Topic
16.587 Qs: Phonemic Vowel Length; Question on Braille
1. Rebeka Campos, Phonemic Vowel Length
2. Genevieve Escure, Question on Braille
16.588 Qs: Unmarked Contour Tone; Landscape and Language
1. Joaquim de Carvalho, Unmarked Contour Tone
2. Kathy Rich, Landscape and Language
16.589 Jobs: Syntax/Dialectology: Post Doc, Meertens Instituut
1. Sjef Barbiers, Syntax/Dialectology: Post Doc, Meertens Instituut, Amsterdam, Netherlands
16.590 Jobs: Open Specialty: Asst Prof, University of Toronto
1. Diane Massam, Open Specialty: Asst Prof, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada