LINGUIST List, June 2005

June 2005 Issues

16.1734 Confs: Ling & Literature/Paris, France
1. Ablali Driss, Claude Zilberberg
16.1735 Calls: Pragmatics/Germany; Semantics/Syntax/Portugal
1. Martin Pütz, 31st International LAUD Symposium
2. Otilia Sousa, Tense/Aspect/Aktionsart: Perfectivity and Imperfectivity
16.1736 Books: Syntax/Semantics: Erteschik-Shir, Rapoport (Eds)
1. Lowri Jones, The Syntax of Aspect: Erteschik-Shir, Rapoport (Eds)
16.1737 Review: Lang Planning/Socioling: Johnson (2005)
1. Geoffrey Sampson, Spelling Trouble?
16.1738 Review: Semantics/Pragmatics: Steube (2004)
1. Maarika Traat, Information Structure: Theoretical and Empirical Aspects
16.1739 Review: Discourse/Semantics/East Asian Lang: Wu (2004)
1. Ring Mei Han Low, Spatial Demonstratives in English and Chinese
16.1740 Review: Dialectology/Socioling: Kortmann et al. (2004)
1. Monika Schmid, A Handbook of Varieties of English
16.1741 FYI: NSF Funding: Documenting Endangered Languages/DEL
1. Ann Sawyer, NSF Funding: Documenting Endangered Languages (DEL)
16.1742 Support: Lang Description: PhD Student, La Trobe University
1. alexandra aikhenvald, Language Description: PhD Student, La Trobe University, Australia
16.1743 Jobs: General Ling: Researcher, University of Hamburg
1. Peter Siemund, General Linguistics: Researcher, University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany
16.1744 Jobs: Computational Ling: PhD Student, U Aberdeen
1. Kees van Deemter, Computational Linguistics: PhD Research Student, University of Aberdeen, UK
16.1745 Jobs: Computational Ling: Post Doc, U of Aberdeen
1. Kees van Deemter, Computational Linguistics: Post Doc, University of Aberdeen, UK
16.1746 Diss: Syntax: Vermeulen: 'The Syntax of External ...'
1. Reiko Vermeulen, The Syntax of External Possession: Its Basis in Theta-theory
16.1747 TOC: Theoretical Linguistics 31/1-2 (2005)
1. Julia Ulrich, Theoretical Linguistics Vol. 31, No. 1-2 (2005)
16.1748 TOC: Journal of Neurolinguistics 18/2 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Journal of Neurolinguistics Vol. 18, No. 2 (2005)
16.1749 Calls: Pragmatics/Anaphora, Tunisia; Negation, France
1. Houda Ben hamadi, Les realisations discursives de l'anaphore Approche contrastive
2. Franck Floricic, Journées Romanes 3
16.1750 Calls: Socioling, Canada; Comp Ling, South Korea
1. Peter Wood, Diaspora Experiences: German-Speaking Immigrants and their Descendants
2. Mark Dras, 3rd International Workshop on Paraphrasing
16.1751 Confs: Phonetics/Electropalatography, Edinburgh, Scotland
1. James Scobbie, 4th International Electropalatography (EPG) Symposium
16.1752 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.1753 Qs: Computer Assisted Teaching of Speech Prosody
1. Daniel Hirst, Computer assisted teaching of speech prosody
16.1754 Calls: Text/Corpus Ling/Germany; Lang Acquisition/China
1. Wiebke Ramm, 'Subordination' vs. 'coordination' in sentence and text from a cross-linguistic perspective (Workshop at the DGfS annual conference)
2. Bill Wang, 3rd International Conference on Formal Linguistics & the 2nd Yuelu Workshop on Language Acquisition
16.1755 Calls: Translation/India; Computational Ling/Bulgaria
1. Dr. S.A Shanavas, Seminar on Translation Today: State and Issues
2. Horacio Saggion, Crossing Barriers in Text Summarization Research
16.1756 Calls: General Ling/USA; Computational Ling/Korea
1. Colleen Fitzgerald, 34th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Association of the Southwest
2. Alessandro Lenci, OntoLex 2005 - Ontologies and Lexical Resources
16.1757 Confs: Ling Theories/Syntax/Cambridge, MA, USA
1. Stanley Dubinsky, New Horizons in the Grammar of Raising and Control (Workshop)
16.1758 Confs: Comp Ling/Lang Acquisition/Ann Arbor, MI, USA
1. Aris Xanthos, ACL-05 Workshop on Psychocomputational Models of Human Language Acquisition
16.1759 Review: Dialectology/Textbook: Trudgill (2004)
1. Charlotte Brammer, Dialects
16.1760 Review: General Linguistics: Sterkenburg, ed. (2004)
1. Lorenzo Zanasi, Linguistics Today - Facing a Greater Challenge
16.1761 Review: Sociolinguistics: Woods (2004)
1. Clay Butler, Medium or Message?: Langauge and Faith in Ethnic Churches
16.1762 Review: Discourse/Sociolinguistics: Sunderland (2004)
1. Stacia Levy, Gendered Discourses
16.1763 Diss: Phonetics: Amelot: 'An Aerodynamic ...'
1. Angelique Amelot, An Aerodynamic, Fiberscopic, Acoustic and Perceptive Study of the Nasal Vowels of French
16.1764 Review: Syntax: Stepanov, Fanselow & Vogel (2004)
1. Rebecca Shields, Minimality Effects in Syntax
16.1765 Review: History of Ling/2nd Lang Acquisition:Thomas (2004)
1. Heather Marsden, Universal Grammar in Second-Language Acquisition
16.1766 TOC: J of English for Academic Purposes 4/2 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Journal of English for Academic Purposes Vol. 4, No. 2 (2005)
16.1767 TOC: Assessing Writing 10/1 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Assessing Writing Vol. 10, No. 1 (2005)
16.1768 All: Warning about Faked LINGUIST email
1. Michael Appleby, Warning about Faked LINGUIST email
16.1769 Disc: New: Lang Acquisition: Baby Signing
1. Mark J. Jones, Re: Media: BBC: Baby Signing
2. Mark A. Mandel, BBC: Baby Signing
16.1770 Media: New Yorker: Last Words: A Language Dies
1. Paula Radetzky, New Yorker: Last Words: A Language Dies
16.1771 Media: New York Times: The Word Crunchers
1. Karen Chung, New York Times: The Word Crunchers
16.1772 Media: LA Times: 'Combat Linguists' Battle on Two Fronts
1. Karen Chung, LA Times: 'Combat Linguists' Battle on Two Fronts
16.1773 Books: Applied Ling, Arabic: Alosh
1. Joyce Reid, Using Arabic : Alosh
16.1774 Books: Translation: Malmjkjær
1. Catriona Murray, Linguistics and the Language of Translation: Malmjkjær
16.1775 Books: Philosophy of Lang: Chapman, Routledge (Eds)
1. Catriona Murray, Key Thinkers in Linguistics and the Philosophy of Language: Chapman, Routledge (Eds)
16.1776 Books: Lexicography, Scots: Kay, Mackay (Eds)
1. Catriona Murray, Perspectives on the Older Scottish Tongue: Kay, Mackay (Eds)
16.1777 Books: Socioling, Spanish: Ortiz López, Lacorte (Eds)
1. Kerstin Schwartz, Contactos y contextos lingüísticos: Ortiz López, Lacorte (Eds)
16.1778 Calls: Text/Corpus Ling/Romance/Romania; Phonology/Norway
1. Vincenzo Pallotta, ROMANCE FrameNet Workshop
2. Sylvia Blaho, Freedom of Analysis?
16.1779 Disc: Re: Lang Acquisition: Baby Signing
1. Derek Irwin, Re: Lang Acquisition: Baby Signing
2. Anthea Fraser Gupta, Re: Disc: New: Lang Acquisition: Baby Signing
3. Will Salmon, Re: Media: BBC: Baby Signing/Mark Jones
16.1780 Disc: Re: 16.1765, Review: Thomas (2004)
1. Ronald Sheen, Re: History of Ling/2nd Lang Acquisition: Thomas (2004)
16.1781 Jobs: Socioling: Research Asst., University of Hamburg
1. Kurt Braunmueller, Sociolinguistics: Research Assistant, University of Hamburg, Germany
16.1782 Jobs: Socioling: Research Asst., University of Hamburg
1. Kurt Braunmueller, Sociolinguistics: Research Assistant, University of Hamburg, Germany
16.1783 Jobs: Computational Ling: Programmer, Xoriant, USA
1. Shikha Wadhwa, Computational Linguistics: Programmer, Xoriant Corporation, USA
16.1784 FYI: Second Call for Papers/Journal: TAL
1. joan busquets, Second Call for Papers/Journal: TAL
16.1785 Review: Historical Ling/Textbooks: Campbell (2004)
1. Peter Öhl, Historical Linguistics (Second Edition)
16.1786 Review: Discourse: Moder et al. (2004) Revision of 16-1712
1. Manuela Wagner, Discourse Across Languages and Cultures
16.1787 Review: Politics of Lang/Lang Policy:Krishnaswamy&Burde
1. Chandra Shekar, The Politics of Indians' English
16.1788 Review: Pragmatics/Discourse/East Asian Lang: Wu (2004)
1. Hang Du, Stance in Talk
16.1789 Review: Bilingualism/Psycholing: Schmid et al. (2004)
1. Xin Wang, First Language Attrition
16.1790 Review: Language Acquisition/Phonology: Ota (2003)
1. Geoffrey Nathan, The Development of Prosodic Structure in Early Words
16.1791 Books: Psycholinguistics: Field
1. Lauren McGraw, Language and the Mind: Field
16.1792 FYI: New Site: Daily News; Journal: Politeness Research
1. Malcolm Duff, Daily News Site for Linguists
2. Julia Ulrich, Free Online Access Journal of Politeness Research
16.1793 Jobs: Socioling/Phonetics: Lecturer, U Glasgow
1. Michael MacMahon, Sociolinguistics / Phonetics: Lecturer, University of Glasgow, UK
16.1794 Diss: Socioling: Jonsson: ' Code-switching in ...'
1. Carla Jonsson, Code-switching in Chicano Theater: Power, Identity and Style in Three Plays by Cherríe Moraga
16.1795 Diss: Philosophy of Lang: Drozdovsky: 'Energy of ...'
1. Dmytro Drozdovsky, Energy of Linguothinking
16.1796 Disc: Re: 16.1765, Review: Thomas (2004)
1. Rudolph C Troike, Re: Linguist List 16.1780. History of Ling/L2 Acquisition
16.1797 Books: Hist Ling/English/French/German: Deutscher
1. Jessica Firger, The Unfolding of Language: Deutscher
16.1798 Review: Historical Ling/Corpus Ling/Syntax: Smitterberg
1. Clemens Fritz, The progressive in 19th-century English
16.1799 Calls: Pragmatics/Poland
1. Piotr Cap, Journal Call for Papers
16.1800 Calls: Translation/Turkey
1. Ismail Boztas, Translation Studies in the New Millennium
16.1801 TOC: J of Multilingual & Multicultural Dev 26/3 (2005)
1. Kathryn King, Journal of Multilingual & Multicultural Development Vol. 26, No. 3 (2005)
16.1802 Media: NYTimes: Devoid of Content
1. Laurence Horn, NYTimes: Devoid of Content
16.1803 Books: Socioling/Translation: Anderman & Rogers (Eds)
1. Kathryn King, In and Out of English: Anderman & Rogers (Eds)
16.1804 Qs: Amharic Speakers; Consonants/Pitch
1. Patrycja Jablonska, Amharic speakers
2. Jason Brown, Consonant effects on pitch
16.1805 Qs: Stimulus Presentation; Proto-AfroAsiatic Phonemes
1. Michael Ullman, Stimulus Presentation Packages
2. Mike Szelog, Afro-Asiatic Phonemes
16.1806 Qs: Lang/Power/Politics Course; Dialect Identification
1. Richard Epstein, Language, Power and Politics Course
2. Louis Janus, Dialect Self Identification
16.1807 Confs: Cognitive Science/Germany
1. Andreas Bulk, Sentence and Context: Conference of the DFG-Research Group: Linguistic Foundations of Cognitive Science: Linguistic and Conceptual Knowledge
16.1808 Confs: General Ling/Seattle, WA, USA
1. Manuela Noske, UW Breath of Life- 2005, Pacific Northwest Native Languages Archives Workshop
16.1809 Confs: General Ling/Bilbao, Spain
1. Rebeka Campos, 2005 Bilbao-Deusto International Student Conference in Linguistics
16.1810 Review: Philosophy of Lang/Semantics: Haser (2005)
1. Ioana Dascalu, Metaphor, Metonymy, and Experientialist Philosophy
16.1811 Review: Typology/Morphology/Oceanic Lang: Senft (2004)
1. Keira Ballantyne, Deixis and Demonstratives in Oceanic Languages
16.1812 Review: Lang Description/Anthropological Ling: Majewicz
1. Edward Vajda, The Collected Works of Bronislaw Pilsudski Vol.3
16.1813 Review: Translation: Nolan (2005)
1. Ingrid Mosquera Gende, Interpretation: Techniques and Exercises
16.1814 Review: 2nd Lang Acquisition/Romance Lang: Dewaele (2005)
1. Bonnibeth Fonseca-Greber, Focus on French as a Foreign Language
16.1815 Review: Philosophy of Language: Shieber (2004)
1. Larry Smith, The Turing Test
16.1816 Jobs: Computational Ling: TTS Signal Generation, SVOX AG
1. Brona Collins, Computational Ling: TTS Signal Generation Expert, SVOX AG, Zurich, Switzerland
16.1817 Jobs: Discourse Studies: Full Professor, Tilburg U
1. Alfons Maes, Discourse Studies: Full Professor, Tilburg University, Tilburg, Netherlands
16.1818 Jobs: Applied Ling: Assistant Professor, U Texas
1. Marita Nummikoski, Applied Linguistics: Assistant Professor, University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
16.1819 Jobs: Applied Ling: Lecturer, University of London
1. Catherine Walter, Applied Linguistics: Lecturer, Institute of Education, University of London, UK
16.1820 Jobs: Computational Ling: Programmer, SemanticEdge GmbH
1. Susanne Dirks, Computational Linguistics: Programmer, SemanticEdge GmbH, Berlin, Germany
16.1821 FYI: New MA in Linguistics and Language Acquisition
1. Florence Myles, New MA in Linguistics and Language Acquisition, University of Newcastle upon Tyne
16.1822 FYI: CCGbank
1. Julia Hockenmaier, CCGbank
16.1823 FYI: Approval Required: Research with Colleagues, India
1. Richard Sproat, Approval Required for Research with Colleagues in India
16.1824 Jobs: Applied Linguistics: Lecturer, Brown University
1. Merle Krueger, Applied Linguistics: Lecturer, Brown University, Providence, USA
16.1825 Jobs: Translation: Manager, Information Systems Support
1. Dan Phillips, Translation: Manager, Information Systems Support, Colorado Springs, USA
16.1826 All: Obituary: Timothy Shopen
1. Avery Andrews, Obituary: Timothy Shopen
16.1827 Media: 'Chavs' and others make it into the dictionary
1. Mark Jones, 'Chavs' and others make it into the dictionary
16.1828 Media: Prince attacks 'voguish' GCSE text message studies
1. Anthea Gupta, Prince attacks 'voguish' GCSE text message studies
16.1829 FYI: Michael Quinion in Online Chat June 18
1. Ann Sawyer, Michael Quinion in Online Chat June 18
16.1830 Calls: Socioling/UK; Computational Ling/Netherlands
1. Kate Segall, Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Gender and Language Study
2. Giancarlo Guizzardi, International EDOC Workshop on Vocabularies, Ontologies and Rules for the Enterprize
16.1831 Calls: General Ling/Uralic/Hungary; Pragmatics/Poland
1. Beatrix Oszko, Budapest Uralic Workshop 5, Word-classes Workshop
2. Piotr Cap, New Developments in Linguistic Pragmatics: 3rd Lodz Symposium
16.1832 Calls: Computational Ling/Australia; Forensic Ling/France
1. Menno van Zaanen, Australasian Language Technology Workshop
2. wagner anne, 5th International Round Tables for the Semiotics of Law
16.1833 Calls: Comp Ling/Chinese/Korea;General Ling/Altaic/Russia
1. Gina-Anne Levow, 4th SIGHAN Workshop on Chinese Language Processing
2. Sergei Tatevosov, 3rd Workshop on Altaic in Formal Linguistics
16.1834 Disc: Re: 16.1765, Review: Thomas (2004)
1. Ronald Sheen, Re: History of Ling/2nd Lang Acquisition: Thomas
16.1835 Media: BBC: Bid to save nearly-lost language
1. Peter Hendriks, BBC: Bid to save nearly-lost language
16.1836 Media: AP: Google to offer Rumantsch service
1. Stephen Anderson, AP: Google to offer Rumantsch service
16.1837 Confs: Pragmatics/Chinese/Honolulu, HI, USA
1. Dina Yoshimi, 2005 Chinese Summer Institute on Teaching Pragmatics in the CFL Classroom
16.1838 Calls: Comp Ling/Corpus Ling/USA; Comp Ling/Slovakia
1. Arienne Dwyer, Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities
2. Alexander Horak, Computer Treatment of Slavic and East European Languages
16.1839 Confs: General Ling/Haifa, Israel
1. Ariel Cohen, 21st Annual Meeting: Israel Association for Theoretical Linguistics
16.1840 Calls: Discourse Analysis/Finland; Forensic Ling/Germany
1. Jan Lindstrom, International Conference on Conversation Analysis
2. Monika Rathert, Language and the Law (Sprache und Recht), Workshop at the DGfS annual conference
16.1841 Calls: Semantics/Germany; Lang Acquisition/Canada
1. Rainer Osswald, Lexical Semantic Resources for Language Documentation and Language Processing (Workshop at the DGfS annual meeting)
2. Sonia Guerriero, Language Acquisition and Bilingualism: Consequences for a Multilingual Society
16.1842 Confs: Ling Theories/Morphology/Syntax/Bremen, Germany
1. Stefan Müller, 2nd International Workshop on Constraint-Based Grammar
16.1843 Confs: Text/Corpus Ling/Birmingham, UK
1. Sebastian Hoffmann, Web as Corpus Workshop/Tutorial (CL2005)
16.1844 Review: Ling Theories/Psycholing/Neuroling: Dabrowska
1. Xuelin He, Language, Mind and Brain
16.1845 Review: Phonology/Discourse: Couper-Kuhlen & Ford (2004)
1. Marie Safarova, Sound Patterns in Interaction
16.1846 Calls: Computational Ling/Korea; General Ling/USA
1. Alessandro Lenci, OntoLex 2005 - Ontologies and Lexical Resources
2. Florian Schwarz, 36th Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society
16.1847 FYI: ESSLLI05 Reminder; Call for Papers: GULLP
1. Fairouz Kamareddine, European Summer School on Logic, Language and Information
2. Paco Fernández, 1st Call for Papers: GULLP
16.1848 Jobs: Lang Acquisition: Assoc. Professor, Italy
1. Nunzio di Gennaro, Language Acquisition: Associate Professor, Associazione antiracket, Italy
16.1849 Jobs: Computational Ling: Programmer, U Pittsburgh
1. Claire Bradin Siskin, Computational Ling: Programmer, University of Pittsburgh, USA
16.1850 Jobs: Computational Ling: Programmer, InQuira
1. Tessa Colich, Computational Ling: Programmer, InQuira, San Bruno, USA
16.1851 Qs: Lang Extinction/Neolithic Revolution
1. John Kingston, New Yorker:Kolbert on language extinction
16.1852 Qs: Motion Events; Audio Recording in Classrooms
1. Iraide Ibarretxe, Motion Events and Frog Stories
2. Jason Kooiker, Audio recording in Classrooms
16.1853 Review: Historical Ling/Socioling/Creole Lang: McWhorter
1. Elizabeth Winkler, Defining Creole
16.1854 Review: Philosophy of Lang/Semantics: Millikan (2004)
1. Bernadine Raiskums, Varieties of Meaning: The 2002 Jean Nicod Lectures
16.1855 All: New LINGUIST List Job Payment Policy
1. LINGUIST List, New LINGUIST List Job Payment Policy
16.1856 Disc: New: Re: 16.1810, Review: Haser (2005)
1. Fiona MacArthur, Re:16.1810, Review: Philosophy of Lang/Semantics: Haser
16.1857 FYI: Language Analysis in UK Asylum Claims Cases
1. Peter Patrick, Language Analysis in UK Asylum Claims Cases
16.1858 Confs: General Ling/Viterbo, Lazio, Italy
1. Amedeo De Dominicis, Conference on Undescribed & Endangered Languages
16.1859 Calls: Translation/Portuguese/Portugal;General Ling/Spain
1. Chrys Chrystello, 4th Colloquium On Lusophone Matters
2. Luis Vicente, 14th Conference of the Student Organisation of Linguistics in Europe
16.1860 Review: Lang Education: Holmberg, Shelley & White (2005)
1. Subhadra Ramachandran, Distance Education and Languages: Evolution and Change
16.1861 Review: Pragmatics/Discourse: Ritchie (2004)
1. Hamid Allami, The Linguistic Analysis of Jokes
16.1862 Review: Historical Linguistics: Woodard (2004)
1. Marc Pierce, The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the World's Ancient Languages
16.1863 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.1864 Diss: Semantics/Cognitive Sci: Tchizmarova: 'Verbal ...'
1. Ivelina Tchizmarova, Verbal Prefixes in Bulgarian and Their Correspondences in American English: A Cognitive Linguistic Analysis
16.1865 Jobs: General Ling: Lecturer, Victoria U of Wellington
1. Kate Downes, General Ling: Lecturer, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
16.1866 Jobs: General Ling: Full Prof, Victoria U of Wellington
1. Kate Downes, General Ling: Full Professor, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
16.1867 Jobs: Pragmatics/Semantics: Teacher, U of Sheffield
1. Becki Suree, Pragmatics/Semantics: Teacher, University of Sheffield, UK
16.1868 FYI: Call for Papers on World Englishes
1. Jennifer Lovel, Call for Papers on World Englishes
16.1869 FYI: Summer Cultural Program: Gullah Studies Institute
1. Lee Shaffer, Summer Cultural Program: Penn Center Gullah Studies Institute
16.1870 Review: Lexicography/Semitic Lang: Stowasser & Ani (2004)
1. Rebecca Molloy, A Dictionary of Syrian Arabic: English-Arabic
16.1871 Jobs: Language Technology: Programmer, U Pittsburgh
1. Claire Bradin Siskin, Modified Re: Language Technology: Programmer, University of Pittsburgh, USA
16.1872 All: Obituary: Dr. Puleng Hanong
1. Stefan Ploch, Sad passing of Dr Puleng Hanong, Wits
16.1873 Confs: Sociolinguistics, General Linguistics /Gap, France
1. Eric Castagne, The Efficiency of Intercomprehension: A Holistic Approach
16.1874 Confs: Discourse Analysis/Pragmatics/Augsburg, Germany
1. Monika Bednarek, Conference on Evaluation and Text Types
16.1875 Calls: General Ling/Canada; Phonology/South Africa
1. Jo Anne Kleifgen, International Linguistic Association
2. Justus Roux, ISCA Workshop on Multilingual Speech and Language Processing
16.1876 Calls: Applied Ling/USA; General Ling/Netherlands
1. Diana Davies, Cultures and Languages Across the Curriculum: Responding to a National Need
2. Elma Blom, Workshop Variation in Inflection
16.1877 Books: Discourse Analysis/Pragmatics/English: Firth
1. Lyndsay MacAulay, Spoken Discourse and Social Interaction: Firth
16.1878 Calls: Computational Linguistics
1. Diego Molla, Computational Linguistics
16.1879 Books: Syntax/English: Tallerman
1. Lyndsay MacAulay, Understanding Syntax, Second edition: Tallerman
16.1880 FYI: Kluge Fellowship Competition
1. Jane Aikin, Kluge Fellowship Competition, John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress
16.1881 Jobs: Phonology: Assistant Professor, Connecticut, USA
1. Gilbert Gigliotti, Phonology: Assistant Professor, Central Connecticut State University, USA
16.1882 Jobs: Historical Ling: (Senior) Lecturer, UK
1. S.J. Hannahs, Historical Linguistics: Senior Lecturer/Lecturer, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
16.1883 Jobs: Japanese Lang Pedagogy: Asst. Professor, Japan
1. Osamu Kamada, Japanese Language Pedagogy: Assistant / Associate Professor, Nanzan University, Japan
16.1884 Qs: Syntax Trees/IPA for Blind; Survey/French Teachers
1. Sage Graham, Syntax trees and IPA for blind students?
2. Demetrios Eliades, Survey: Teachers of French
16.1885 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.1886 Calls: Phonetics/Croatia; General Ling/French/Canada
1. Martin Ball, 11th Symposium International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association
2. Mireille Tremblay, Conference on Canadian French
16.1887 Confs: Ling Theories/Semantics/Syntax/Cambridge, MA, USA
1. Anna Szabolcsi, Proof Theory at the Syntax/Semantics Interface
16.1888 Confs: General Ling/Hong Kong, China
1. Dr. L. H. Tan, International Symposium on Bilingualism
16.1889 Calls: Computational Ling/Italy; Semantics/Syntax/Brazil
1. Hélène Mazo, 5th Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation
2. Danilo Hernandes, 5th Workshop Formal Linguistics at USP: Semantics and the Syntax-Semantics Interface
16.1890 Review: Ling Theories/Syntax: Seuren (2004)
1. Kleanthes Grohmann, Chomsky's Minimalism
16.1891 Review: Historical Ling/Australian Lang: Bowern & Koch
1. Stephen Anderson, Australian Languages
16.1892 Review: Lang Description/Creole Lang: Hackert (2004)
1. Cristina Martínez-Sanz, Urban Bahamian Creole: System and variation
16.1893 Review: Corpus Ling/Applied Ling: Aston et al. (2004)
1. Przemysław Kaszubski, Corpora and Language Learners
16.1894 Confs: Ling Theories/Phonology/Syntax/Tilburg,Netherlands
1. Veronika Hegedus, Sounds of Silence: Empty Elements in Syntax and Phonology
16.1895 Confs: General Ling/Cambridge, MA, USA
1. Janet Fodor, Workshop: Presenting Linguistics (part of the LSA Summer Institute)
16.1896 Calls: Applied Ling/UK; Phonetics/Phonology/France
1. Graham Low, Researching and Applying Metaphor: Ten Years on.
2. Barbara Kühnert, 10th Conference on Laboratory Phonology
16.1897 Calls: Applied Ling/Chile; General Ling/Germany
1. Hernan Perez, Congreso Catedra UNESCO para la Lectura y Escritura: Leer y Escribir en un Mundo Cambiante
2. Holger Schlingloff, Methods for Modalities 2005: M4M-4
16.1898 Calls: Phonology/Korea; Applied Ling/Canada
1. Seungho Nam, Seoul Workshop on Phonological Typology
2. Gisèle Chevalier, 29th Annual Congress of the Atlantic Province Linguistic Association/ 29e Colloque annuel de l'Association de linguistique des provinces atlantiques
16.1899 Diss: Socioling/Morphology: Sanchez: 'Constraints ...'
1. Tara Sanchez, Constraints on Structural Borrowing in a Multilingual Contact Situation
16.1900 Jobs: Applied Ling: Director, English Lang Prog, Japan
1. Bill Steele, Applied Linguistics: Director of English Language Program, International Christian University, Japan
16.1901 Jobs: Computational Ling: Professor/Chair, U Heidelberg
1. Hellwig Peter, Computational Linguistics: Professor (Chair), University of Heidelberg, Germany
16.1902 Jobs: Computational Ling:Researcher,Friedrich-Schiller U
1. Joachim Wermter, Computational Linguistics: Researcher, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany
16.1903 FYI: Tense and Aspect Bibliography Updated
1. Robert Binnick, Tense and Aspect Bibliography Updated
16.1904 Media: BBC: Wordhunt
1. Kim Lomax, BBC: Wordhunt
16.1905 Review: Discourse/Sociolinguistics: Cordella (2004)
1. Helen Joyce, The Dynamic Consultation
16.1906 Calls: Syntax/Canada; Syntax,Morphology/Germany
1. Eric Mathieu, Nominal Incorporation and its Kind
2. Monika Budde, Syntax and Morphology Multi-Dimensional
16.1907 Books: Sociolinguistics/English:Wolfram & Schilling-Estes
1. Jamie O'Brien, American English: Wolfram & Schilling-Estes
16.1908 Books: Syntax/Phonology/Applied Ling:Halliday & Webster
1. Jennifer Lovel, Studies in English Language: Halliday & Webster
16.1909 Books: Discourse Analysis/Semantics: Harris
1. Jennifer Lovel, The Semantics of Science: Harris
16.1910 Books: Applied Ling/Socioling: Tulasiewicz & Adams
1. Jennifer Lovel, Teaching the Mother Tongue in a Multilingual Europe: Tulasiewicz & Adams
16.1911 Qs: Japanese Corpora; Literary/Cultural Listservs
1. Susan Macicak, Japanese Corpora
2. Richard Cameron, Listservs for Literature/Cultural Studies?
16.1912 Qs: Credit for LSA Institute Courses
1. Janet Randall, Credits for LSA courses
16.1913 Review: Ling Theories/Syntax: Fried & Östman (2004)
1. Lea Cyrus, Construction Grammar in a Cross-Language Perspective
16.1914 Books: Discourse Analysis: Christie
1. Jennifer Lovel, Classroom Discourse Analysis: Christie
16.1915 Books: Lang Acquisition/Ling Theories: Sampson
1. Jennifer Lovel, The 'Language Instinct' Debate: Sampson
16.1916 Books: Psycholing/Syntax/Text/Corpus Ling: Gries
1. Jennifer Lovel, Multifactorial Analysis in Corpus Linguistics: Gries
16.1917 Books: Lang Acquisition/Syntax/Phonology: Ayoun
1. Jennifer Lovel, Parameter Setting in Language Acquisition: Ayoun
16.1918 Books: Lexicography/Text/Corpus Ling: Sinclair et al.
1. Jennifer Lovel, English Collocation Studies: Sinclair et al.
16.1919 Books: Comp Ling/Semantics: Fox & Lappin
1. Jamie O'Brien, Foundations of Intensional Semantics: Fox & Lappin
16.1920 Jobs: Computational Ling: Programmer, Abracadabra
1. Darth Novator, Computational Linguistics: Programmer, Abracadabra, Mountain View, CA, USA
16.1921 Jobs: Psycholinguistics: Researcher, University of York
1. Gareth Gaskell, Psycholinguistics: Researcher, University of York, UK
16.1922 Jobs: Socioling: Grad Student Fellowship, U Groningen
1. John Nerbonne, Sociolinguistics: Graduate Student Fellowship, University of Groningen, Netherlands
16.1923 Media: NYT: Standing on the Shoulders of Clichés
1. Jessica Firger, NYT: Standing on the Shoulders of Clichés
16.1924 Media: NPR: Whistling to Communicate in Alaska
1. Lee Hartman, NPR: Whistling to Communicate in Alaska
16.1925 FYI: Opening of the Eugenio-Coseriu-Archives
1. Johannes Kabatek, Opening of the Eugenio-Coseriu-Archives
16.1926 Sum: Language, Power and Politics Course Texts
1. Richard Epstein, Language, Power and Politics Course Texts
16.1927 Review: Syntax/Semantics: Casielles-Suarez (2004)
1. Ivan Ortega-Santos, The Syntax-Information Structure Interface
16.1928 Review: Lang Education/Socioling: Ramirez et al. (2005)
1. Nkonko Kamwangamalu, Ebonics: The Urban education Debate
16.1929 Review: Syntax/Typology: Cinque & Kayne (2005)
1. Ferid Chekili, The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Syntax
16.1930 Calls: Computational Ling/Germany; General Ling/Germany
1. Andrea Kowalski, Corpus-based Approaches to Non-compositional Phenomena
2. Juerg Fleischer, Describing and Modeling Variation in Grammar
16.1931 Confs: Pragmatics/Semantics/ Paris, France
1. Isidora Stojanovic, Semantic/Pragmatics Distinction: What Is It, and Does It Really Matter?
16.1932 Books: Pragmatics: Hickey & Stewart
1. Kathryn King, Politeness in Europe: Hickey & Stewart
16.1933 Books: Sociolinguistics: Myers-Scotton
1. Jamie O'Brien, Multiple Voices: Myers-Scotton
16.1934 Books: Cognitive Science: Blakemore & Frith
1. Jamie O'Brien, The Learning Brain: Blakemore & Frith
16.1935 Books: Applied Ling/Cognitive Science: Snowling & Hulme
1. Jamie O'Brien, The Science of Reading: A Handbook: Snowling & Hulme
16.1936 Review: AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW
1. Terry Langendoen, AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW
16.1937 Books: Applied Linguistics/Turkish: Kerslake & Göksel
1. Lauren McGraw, Turkish: A Comprehensive Grammar: Kerslake & Göksel
16.1938 Review: Historical Ling/Dialectology: Beal (2004)
1. Meagan Storey, English in Modern Times
16.1939 Review: Socioling: Jaworski, Coupland & Galasinski (2004)
1. Elizabeth Specker, Metalanguage: Social and Ideological Perspectives
16.1940 Review: Lang Description/Amerindian Lang: Dixon (2004)
1. Michael Morgan, The Jarawara Language of Southern Amazonia
16.1941 Review: Socioling/Historical Ling: Ayres-Bennett (2004)
1. Wendy Anderson, Sociolinguistic Variation in Seventeenth-Century France
16.1942 Review: Morphology/Textbooks: Aronoff & Fudeman (2005)
1. Jonathan White, What is Morphology?
16.1943 Disc: Modified Re: 16.1856, Review of Haser (2005)
1. Fiona MacArthur, Re:16.1810, Review: Philosophy of Lang/Semantics: Haser (2005)
16.1944 Books: Phonetics/English/French: Flack & Kawahara (Eds)
1. Matthew Wolf, University of Massachusetts Occasional Papers in Linguistics 31: Flack & Kawahara (Eds)
16.1945 Qs: Coding Laughter; Relative Clauses
1. Mary Zdrojkowski, Coding Laughter
2. Bao-yu Hsieh, Relative Clauses in Existential Sentences
16.1946 Calls: General Ling/U.S.A.; Syntax/Germany
1. Almitra Medina, Graduate Portuguese and Hispanic Symposium
2. Hans Broekhuis, Descriptive and Explanatory Adequacy in Linguistics
16.1947 Calls: Phonetics/Phonology/Netherlands; General Ling/U.K.
1. Paola Escudero, Workshop on Models of L1 and L2 Phonetics/Phonology
2. Jan Fellerer, Annual Conference of the British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies 2006
16.1948 Confs: General Ling/Syntax/ Lisbon, Portugal
1. António Branco, Workshop on Binding Theory and Invariants in Anaphoric Relations
16.1949 Confs: Applied Ling/Cyprus
1. Suleyman Davut Goker, The 2nd International ELT Conference - ELT Profession: Challenges and Prospects
16.1950 Confs: Computational Ling/Barcelona, Spain
1. Marsal Gavalda, Societal Applications and Repercussions of Language Technologies
16.1951 Jobs: Computational Ling: Researcher, Stanford U
1. Stanley Peters, Computational Linguistics: Researcher, Stanford University, USA
16.1952 Jobs: Computational Ling: Programmer, America Online
1. Bela Patel, Computational Linguistics: Programmer, America Online, Seattle, USA
16.1953 Jobs: Translation: Full Professor, Agder U College
1. Sissel Rike, Translation: Full Professor, Agder University College, Kristiansand, Norway
16.1954 Jobs: Computational/Applied Ling: Researcher, U Oxford
1. Greg Kochanski, Computational/Applied Linguistics: Researcher, University of Oxford, UK
16.1955 Jobs: Phonetics/Psycholing: Researcher, U Oxford
1. Greg Kochanski, Phonetics/Psycholinguistics: Researcher, University of Oxford, UK
16.1956 Jobs: Computational Ling: Researcher, Ask Jeeves
1. Danica Brinton, Computational Linguistics: Researcher, Ask Jeeves, Oakland, CA, USA
16.1957 Sum: Negation Systems
1. Claire Lampp, Negation Systems
16.1958 Sum: Consonant Effects on Pitch
1. Jason Brown, Consonant Effects on Pitch
16.1959 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.1960 Confs: Computational Ling/Jeju Island, Korea
1. Robert Dale, Second International Joint Conference on Natural Language Processing
16.1961 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
16.1962 Calls: General Linguistics/USA
1. Pamela Anderson-Mejias, Southwest Journal of Linguistics
16.1963 TOC: Language Awareness 14/1 (2005)
1. Kathryn King, Language Awareness Vol. 14, No. 1 (2005)
16.1964 TOC: Lingua 115/10 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Lingua Vol. 115, No. 10 (2005)
16.1965 TOC: Lingua 115/ 9 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Lingua Vol. 115, No. 9 (2005)
16.1966 TOC: English for Specific Purposes 24/3 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, English for Specific Purposes Vol. 24, No. 3 (2005)
16.1967 TOC: Lingua 115/11 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Lingua Vol. 115, No. 11 (2005)
16.1968 TOC: Journal of Communication Disorders 38/3 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Journal of Communication Disorders Vol. 38, No. 3 (2005)
16.1969 Diss: Socioling/Phonology: Reinke: 'The Problem of ...'
1. Kristin Reinke, The Problem of Language Quality and Norms in Francophone Television in the Canadian Province of Quebec Analysed with Phonological and Morphological Variables
16.1970 Calls: Cognitive Science/Greece; General Ling/Germany
1. Francesca Bargiela, Re-turn to Practice: Understanding Organization As It Happens
2. Sam Featherston, Linguistic Evidence: Empirical, Theoretical and Computational Perspectives
16.1971 Jobs: Computational Ling: Programmer, InQuira, San Bruno
1. Tessa Colich, Modified Re: Computational Ling: Programmer, InQuira, San Bruno, USA
16.1972 FYI: International Domain Naming Conventions
1. Deborah Anderson, International Domain Naming Conventions
16.1973 Books: Phonology, Jita, Bantu: Downing
1. Ulrich Lueders, The Tonal Phonology of Jita: Downing
16.1974 Books: Discourse Analysis/Pragmatics/Syntax: Greenberg
1. Ulrich Lueders, The Balkan Slavic Appellative: Greenberg
16.1975 Books: Historical Ling, Burushaski: Cašule
1. Ulrich Lueders, Basic Burushaski Etymologies: Cašule
16.1976 Books: Applied Ling/Phonetics/Phonology: Méndez
1. Ulrich Lueders, Fundamentos de Fonología y Fonética Española Para Hablantes de Inglés: Méndez
16.1977 Calls: Applied Ling/Taiwan;Computational Ling/Norway
1. Jiun-Shiung Wu, International Conference on Applied Linguistics
2. Christer Johansson, Workshop on Anaphora Resolution
16.1978 Confs: General Ling/Stellenbosch, South Africa
1. Kate van Gass, Cradle of Language Conference
16.1979 Confs: Cognitive Science/Turin, Italy
1. Leonardo Cerliani, Organism and Environment in Cognitive Science
16.1980 Calls: General Ling/USA; Applied Ling/China
1. Marc Pierce, 41st International Congress on Medieval Studies
2. Stephen Culhane, PacCALL 2005 - 2nd International Conference of the Pacific Association for Computer Assisted Language Learning
16.1981 Confs: Sociolinguistics/ Cognitive Science/Gap, France
1. eric castagne, The Efficiency of Intercomprehension: A Holistic Approach
16.1982 Confs: General Ling/ Helsinki, Finland
1. Kaius Sinnemaki, Approaches to Complexity in Language
16.1983 Books: Phonetics, English: Alderman
1. Ulrich Lueders, Forensic Speaker Identification: Alderman
16.1984 Books: Morphology/Phonology/Syntax/Socioling: Bergs
1. Ulrich Lueders, Modern Scots: Bergs
16.1985 Books: Sociolinguistics, English, German:Dose et al (Eds)
1. Ulrich Lueders, So Nah Und Doch So Fern: Dose et al (Eds)
16.1986 Books: Cognitive Science/Ling Theories/Semantics: Rúa
1. Ulrich Lueders, Birds, Colours and Prepositions: Rúa
16.1987 Books: Historical Ling/Phonology/Lexicography: Sidwell
1. Ulrich Lueders, The Katuic Languages: Sidwell
16.1988 Books: Historical Ling/Morphology/Phonology: Meira
1. Ulrich Lueders, A Reconstruction of Proto-Taranoan: Meira
16.1989 Books: Syntax/Typology, Serbo-croatian: Kordić
1. Ulrich Lueders, Der Relativsatz im Serbokroatischen: Kordić
16.1990 Qs: French Frequency Counts; /s/-Weakening in Spanish
1. Jennifer Culbertson, French Frequency Counts
2. Karen Miller, /s/-Weakening in Spanish
16.1991 TOC: Int. J. of Bilingual Ed. & Bilingualism 8/4 (2005)
1. Kathryn King, International Journal of Bilingual Education & Bilingualism Vol. 8, No. 4 (2005)
16.1992 TOC: Language & Intercultural Communication 5/1 (2005)
1. Kathryn King, Language & Intercultural Communication Vol. 5, No. 1 (2005)
16.1993 TOC: Language and Education 19/4 (2005)
1. Kathryn King, Language and Education Vol. 19, No. 4 (2005)
16.1994 TOC: J.of multilingual & multicultural Dev. 26/4 (2005)
1. Kathryn King, Journal of multilingual & multicultural Development Vol. 26, No. 4 (2005)
16.1995 TOC: Lingua 115/12 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Lingua Vol. 115, No. 12 (2005)
16.1996 TOC: Journal of Pragmatics 37/7 (2005)
1. Sarah Oates, Journal of Pragmatics Vol. 37, No. 7 (2005)
16.1997 TOC: Terminology 11/1 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, Terminology Vol. 11, No. 1 (2005)
16.1998 TOC: Terminology 10/2 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Terminology Vol. 10, No. 2 (2004)
16.1999 TOC: Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages 20/1 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages Vol. 20, No. 1 (2005)
16.2000 TOC: Babel 50/3 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Babel Vol. 50, No. 3 (2004)
16.2001 TOC: Babel 50/4 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Babel Vol. 50, No. 4 (2004)
16.2002 Books: Discourse Analysis/Socioling: Thornborrow & Coates
1. Paul Peranteau, The Sociolinguistics of Narrative: Thornborrow & Coates
16.2003 Books: Semantics/Discourse Analysis/Corpus Ling: Deignan
1. Paul Peranteau, Metaphor and Corpus Linguistics: Deignan
16.2004 Books: Sociolinguistics, Hungarian: Fenyvesi
1. Paul Peranteau, Hungarian Language Contact Outside Hungary: Fenyvesi
16.2005 Books: Sociolinguistics/Syntax: Cornips & Corrigan
1. Paul Peranteau, Syntax and Variation: Cornips & Corrigan
16.2006 Books: Syntax, Afrikaans, Dutch, German, Vlaams: Schmid
1. Paul Peranteau, Infinitival Syntax: Schmid
16.2007 Books: Discourse Analysis, English: Archer
1. Paul Peranteau, Questions and Answers in the English Courtroom (1640–1760): Archer
16.2008 Jobs: Morphology/Phonology: Lecturer, U Cambridge
1. Ian Roberts, Morphology/Phonology: Lecturer, University of Cambridge, UK
16.2009 Books: Syntax/Semantics,Dutch,English: Salzmann & Vicente
1. Martin Salzmann, Leiden Papers in Linguistics 2.3: Salzmann & Vicente
16.2010 Confs: General Ling/Cognitive Science/Paris, France
1. Ernest Ulm, Fall School in Linguistics - Ecole d'automne en Linguistique
16.2011 Books: Applied Ling/Psycholinguistics: Hendriks
1. Julia Ulrich, The Structure of Learner Varieties: Hendriks
16.2012 Books: Syntax/Morphology/Sociolinguistics: Kortmann et al
1. Julia Ulrich, A Comparative Grammar of British English Dialects: Kortmann et al
16.2013 Books: Semantics/Syntax, English, Japanese: Yuasa
1. Julia Ulrich, Modularity in Language: Yuasa
16.2014 Calls: Historical Ling/UK; Applied Ling/Canada
1. David Denison, Directions in English Language Studies
2. Sonia Guerriero, Language Acquisition and Bilingualism: Consequences for a Multilingual Society
16.2015 TOC: Lingvisticae Investigationes 27/2 (2004)
1. Paul Peranteau, Lingvisticae Investigationes Vol. 27, No. 2 (2004)
16.2016 TOC: Journal of Historical Pragmatics 6/2 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, Journal of Historical Pragmatics Vol. 6, No. 2 (2005)
16.2017 TOC: Int Journal of Corpus Linguistics 10/2 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, International Journal of Corpus Linguistics Vol. 10, No. 2 (2005)
16.2018 TOC: English World-Wide 26/2 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, English World-Wide Vol. 26, No. 2 (2005)
16.2019 TOC: Journal of Language & Politics 4/1 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, Journal of Language & Politics Vol. 4, No. 1 (2005)
16.2020 TOC: Historiographica Linguistica 32/1&2 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, Historiographica Linguistica Vol. 32, No. 1&2 (2005)
16.2021 TOC: Interpreting 7/1 (2005)
1. Paul Peranteau, Interpreting Vol. 7, No. 1 (2005)
16.2022 TOC: Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics 24 (2005)
1. Chiara Frigeni, Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics Vol. 24 (2005)
16.2023 TOC: Journal of Linguistics 41/2 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Journal of Linguistics Vol. 41, No. 2 (2005)
16.2024 TOC: Journal of Child Language 32/2 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Journal of Child Language Vol. 32, No. 2 (2005)
16.2025 TOC: J of the Int Phonetic Association 35/1 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Journal of the International Phonetic Association Vol. 35, No. 1 (2005)
16.2026 TOC: Nordic Journal of Linguistics 28/1 (2005)
1. Lauren McGraw, Nordic Journal of Linguistics Vol. 28, No. 1 (2005)
16.2027 TOC: Language in Society 34/3 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Language in Society Vol. 34, No. 3 (2005)
16.2028 TOC: Natural Language Engineering 11/2 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Natural Language Engineering Vol. 11, No. 2 (2005)
16.2029 TOC: Journal of Germanic Linguistics 17/2 (2005)
1. Joyce Reid, Journal of Germanic Linguistics Vol. 17, No. 2 (2005)
16.2030 Jobs: Computational Ling/Spanish:QA Tester, BeVocal Inc.
1. Megan Waterman, Computational Linguistics/Spanish: QA Tester, BeVocal Inc., CA, USA
16.2031 Jobs: Computational Ling: Designer, BeVocal Inc.
1. Megan Waterman, Computational Linguistics: Voice User Interface Designer, BeVocal Inc., CA, USA
16.2032 Confs: Lang Acquisition/Chiang Rai, Thailand
1. Rugchanok Janevarakul, GMS-TESOL FORUM
16.2033 Confs: General Ling/Berlin, Germany
1. Laura Downing, International Conference on Focus in African Languages
16.2034 Books: Syntax/Morph/Semantics: Levin, Rappaport Hovav
1. Joyce Reid, Argument Realization: Levin & Rappaport Hovav
16.2035 Books: Discourse Analysis: Kupferberg, Green
1. Julia Ulrich, Troubled Talk: Kupferberg & Green
16.2036 Books: Syntax/Semantics/Pragmatics, Japanese: Kim
1. Matthew Wolf, Event-Structure and the Internally-Headed Relative Clause Construction in Korean and Japanese: Kim
16.2037 Books: Phonetics, Japanese: Sugahara
1. Matthew Wolf, Downtrends and Post-Focus Intonation in Tokyo Japanese: Sugahara
16.2038 Books: Lang Desc, Godoberi/Old Sirinek: Kibrik/Vakhtin
1. Ulrich Lueders, Godoberi: Kibrik
2. Ulrich Lueders, The Old Sirinek Language: Vakhtin
16.2039 Books: Lang Desc, S.Bartolomé Zoogocho Zap.: Sonnenschein
1. Ulrich Lueders, A Descriptive Grammar of San Bartolomé Zoogocho Zapotec: Sonnenschein
16.2040 Books: Socioling, Spanish: Muñoz
1. Ulrich Lueders, Competencias e Identidades Interculturales: Muñoz
16.2041 Books: Typology/Syntax, Slavic/Baltic: Wiemer, Giger
1. Ulrich Lueders, Resultativa in den nordslavischen und baltischen Sprachen: Wiemer, Giger
16.2042 Jobs: Applied Ling: Asst. Professor, Yuan Ze University
1. Steve Chiang, Applied Linguistics: Assistant Professor, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan
16.2043 Qs: Historical Present/Non-IE; German Phonology
1. Keira Ballantyne, Historical Present outside of Indo-European
2. Stefan Ploch, Phonology of German
16.2044 Qs: Grammars: Spanish; Cancelling Gricean Implicatures
1. You-Jing Lin, Grammars of Spanish
2. Emma Borg, Cancelling Gricean Implicatures