LINGUIST List, March 1992

March 1992 Issues

3.198 Qs: Long Vowels, Flapping, Aphasia
1. Martin Wynne, Laugh and the world laughs with you
2. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, 3.189 Summary: On-Line Spanish Resources
3. , Lang. with no final long V
4. , Query: Flapping
5. Mary Howe, Recording equipment
6. , Phonetic font
7. Dave Eddington, Natural Languages
8. Ed Battistella, Query
3.200 All: Tributes to Dwight Bolinger
1. Cynthia McLemore, Re: 3.185 Dwight Bolinger
2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.185 Dwight Bolinger
3.201 Qs: Raisiig, Politeness, Articles, Cog-Sci
1. , Query: "Canadian" Raising
2. Eugeniusz Rzewuski, query: politeness in African languages
3. Anita Mittwoch, affixed articles
4. Gregory Ward, cognitive science macware
3.202 Disc: Spanish
1. , Re: 3.189: Correction
2. Gorka Elordieta, Re: 3.188 Spanish la -
3. Gorka Elordieta, Re: 3.188 Spanish la -
4. , Re: 3.053 Origin of "Honkie"
5. "SUSAN SOTILLO", RE: 3.188 Spanish la -
3.203 Confs: CUNY Human Sentence Processing Conference
1. Marsha Frankel, CUNY Human Sentence Processing Conference
3.204 Confs: Stuttgart Ellipsis Workshop
1. Ellipsis Workshop, Announcement: Stuttgart Ellipsis Workshop
3.205 Disc: Last Posting on -ed
1. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 3.197 Responses: Lexicon, Speech Therapy, Loss of -ed
2. William J. Rapaport, Re: 3.197 Responses: Lexicon, Speech Therapy, Loss of -ed
3. Nicholas Ostler, 3.197 Responses: Lexicon, Speech Therapy, Loss of -ed
3.207 Sum: The la -
1. , Summary on the la -
3.208 Jobs: London, New Zealand
1. William Marslen-Wilson, Research Associate Position London
2. Kon Kuiper, Post-doctoral fellowship in sociolinguistics at U of Canterbury
3.209 Disc: Not
1. , RE: 3.184 All's, Not
2. SLSHELLY, Re: 3.184 All's, Not
3. Joe Danks, An Early NOT!
3.210 Disc: Introductory Texts
1. Michael Earl Darnell, textbooks
2. Natalie Maynor, Re: 3.190 Introductory Texts
3.211 Disc: Linguistics in the Popular Press, E-prime
1. Johanna Rubba, Popular Press
2. , E(nglish)-Prime
3.212 Disc: Parsing Problems
1. Niko Besnier, Multiple tokens in sequence
2. Carl Alphonce, Re: 3.194 Lloyd Holliday
3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.194 Parsing Problems
4. Jeffrey Martin, Parsing Challenges
5. Carl Alphonce, Re: 3.194 - Another Parse
3.213 FYI: Notice, Software
1. "Fredrick J. Damerau", Notice
2. Harriet Ottenheimer, Re: 3.186 Software available
3. Karen Chenausky, Re: 3.198 Queries: Long Vowels, Flapping, Aphasia
3.214 Disc: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
1. "Bruce E. Nevin", Re: Laugh and the world laughs with you
2. "Wlodek Zadrozny", Laugh and the world laughs with you
3. , conditional imperative
4. , Re: 3.198 Queries: Long Vowels, Flapping, Aphasia
5. Carl Alphonce, Re:3.198 - Natural Languages
6. , natural language
3.215 Sum: Language Deficit, Devoicing
1. , Posting to Lingnet re retarded language learning
2. , Summary of devoicing responses
3.216 Confs: SCIL IV, Law & Society
1. Student Conference in Linguistics, SCIL IV schedule
2. , LAW & SOCIETY ASS'N PAPERS ON LANGUAGE & LAW
3.217 Qs: Case, Pama-Ngungan, Dialect
1. Chris Culy, (Q) Case marking and ambiguity
2. Ingo Plag, query: Pama-Nyungan language family
3. Howard L. Geyer, Query
3.218 Disc: Spanish la -
1. , the Spanish la-
2. Francisco Salguero, Spanish la -
3. Mark Littlefield, 3.207 la
3.219 Qs: Russian, Vocabulary, Eggs
1. , Queries about Russian
2. , Vocabulary size (query)
3. Carstairs-McCarthy, French 'eggs' after numerals
3.220 Jobs: Applied ling, Natural Lang Processing
1. , Re: 3.208 Jobs: London, New Zealand
2. rxr23@cas.org, temporary position
3. rxr23@cas.org, temporary position
3.221 FYI: Texts, Icelandic, PhD Training
1. , ACL/DCI CD-ROM I
2. Thorsteinn G. Indridason, New Publication: Icelandic
3. Ellen Bard, PhD training at Edinburgh
3.223 Disc: Parsing Problems
1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.212 Parsing Problems
2. Georgia Green, Re: 3.212 Parsing Problems
3. Herb Stahlke, Re: 3.212 Parsing Problems
4. , Ambiguous parse
3.224 Disc: Linguistic Discourse
1. "Bruce E. Nevin", quality of discourse
3.225 Disc: Long Vowels, Raising
1. John Goldsmith, Re: 3.198 Queries: Long Vowels, Flapping, Aphasia
2. Ellen Kaisse, Raising
3.226 Qs: Theory, Tone, Children, Spelling, Such, Esperanto
1. , Query about Formal Language Theory
2. Malcolm Ross, The genesis of tone
3. Alison Henry, The language of children's books
4. Dominique Estival, Spelling checkers
5. Michele Weinberg, Re: 3.214 Responses: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
6. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.214 Responses: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
3.227 FYI: Cog-sci, Ellipsis
1. Gregory Ward, Announcement: Cog-Sci Summary
2. Ellipsis Workshop, Stuttgart Ellipsis Workshop; Abstracts
3.228 Disc: V and V
1. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Laugh and the world laughs etc.
2. Johanna Rubba, Laugh and the world laughs with you
3.229 Disc: Selectional Restrictions
1. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.176 Semantics, Selectional Restrictions
3.230 Disc: Linguistics in the Popular Press
1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.211 Linguistics in the Popular Press
2. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.211 Linguistics in the Popular Press
3.231 Disc: Are Rules Psychologically Real?
1. , on the existence of rules (WAS: la -
3.232 Disc: V and V
1. Richard Sproat, 3.214 Responses: Imperatives
2. Hartmut Haberland, Re: 3.228 V and V
3. Dominique Estival, Laugh and the world laughs with you
4. , Laugh and the world does too
5. mark, Laugh and the world laughs with you
3.233 Qs: Specificity, French, Quasi-Natives, Font
1. Michael Newman, specificity problems
2. , Query about French: neveu
3. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", teaching quasi-native speakers
4. , Looking for a font...
3.234 Disc: Linguistic Discourse
1. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.224 Linguistic Discourse
2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.224 Linguistic Discourse
3. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.224 Linguistic Discourse
3.235 Disc: The Psychological Reality of Rules
1. , 3.231 Are Rules Psychologically Real?
2. , Re: [3.231 Are Rules Psychologically Real?]
3. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, ON THE EXISTENCE OF RULES
3.236 Sum: German Spelling Checkers
1. Pamela W. Jordan, 3.226 Queries: Theory, Tone, Children, Spelling, Such, Esperanto
3.237 Qs: Intro. Lx, Polarity, Idioms, EST
1. Warren Brewer, Intro lx for a Chinese clientele
2. tovena lucia, polarity idioms
3. , Off the cuff
4. , request
3.238 Disc: Parsing, Selectional Restrictions
1. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.223 Parsing Problems
2. Carl Alphonce, Parsing
3. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.229 Selectional Restrictions
3.239 Disc: Natural Language, E-Prime, Rules
1. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.214 Responses: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
2. David Powers, ITK Visiting Fellow, E(nglish)-Prime
3. H.Samual Wang (035, Re: 3.235 The Psychological Reality of Rules
4. , Re: 3.235 The Psychological Reality of Rules
5. , the psychological reality of rules
6. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.235 The Psychological Reality of Rules
3.240 Disc: French Eggs, Idioms
1. "NAME MICHEL, Re: 3.219 Queries: Russian, Vocabulary, Eggs
2. Dominique Estival, French 'eggs' after numerals
3. Michael Israel, Re: 3.237 Queries: Intro. Lx, Polarity, Idioms, EST
4. mark, Off the cuff
3.241 Disc: Linguistics In The Press
1. Johanna Rubba, Re: 3.230 Linguistics in the Popular Press
2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.230 Linguistics in the Popular Press
3. , Linguists in the news
3.242 All: Bolinger; Thanks
1. benji wald, Re: 3.200 Tributes to Dwight Bolinger
2. Larry Davidson, cowabunga
3.244 Qs: China, Pro-Drop, Reviewer
1. , fieldwork in Guizhou, China
2. , e-mail address wanted
3. Carsten Guenther, address from D.Robert Ladd?
4. , Query: Null subject
5. Anthony Aristar, Reviewer Needed
3.245 Disc: Intro. Texts
1. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.237 Queries: Intro. Lx, Polarity, Idioms, EST
2. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.237 Queries: Intro. Lx, Polarity, Idioms, EST
3.246 Disc: Pro-Drop
1. , Pro-Drop References
2. , Pro-Drop acquisition
3.247 Disc: V and V
1. larry, Re: 3.228 V and V
2. , Re: 3.232 V and V
3. John Cowan, Re: Root hog or die
4. Martti Arnold Nyman, Laugh and the world laughs with you
3.248 Confs: Slavic, Epistemocritique
1. Slovak Committee of Slavists, The 11th Int. Congress of Slavists
2. "Dana Paramskas : DanaP@CSUS.edu", PST
3.249 Qs: Addresses of Lists
1. , List-Addresses
3.250 Disc: Rules
1. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.239 Natural Language, E-Prime, Rules
2. AVERY D ANDREWS, rules
3. Dave Eddington, Psychological reality
4. , Reality and rules
3.251 Disc: Specificity
1. Paul Hopper, Re: 3.233 Queries: Specificity, French, Quasi-Natives, Font
2. Logical Language Group, specificity - reply to M. Newman
3.252 Qs: Chinese, Caramazza, Aspect, Italian
1. Dr M Sebba, Linguistics for Chinese students
2. thomas maxfield, a Caramazza reference?
3. Mari Olsen, query: aspect
4. , Italian corpora
3.253 Disc: Pro-Drop
1. , Pro-Drop References
2. , Pro-Drop acquisition
3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.246 Pro-Drop
3.254 Jobs: Russian
1. "Le Flem C. D.", Tenure-Track Position in Russian
3.255 FYI: Online Spanish, Hayakawa & Bolinger
1. Antonio Moreno-Sandoval, On-Line Spanish Resources
2. Geoffrey Nunberg, Hayakawa and Bolinger
3.256 Disc: Linguistic Discourse
1. "Ellen F. Prince", erratum
2. , Re: 3.234 Linguistic Discourse
3. Phil Gaines, Re: 3.234 Linguistic Discourse
3.257 Disc: Spanish el/la, Teaching Linguistics, OVS
1. , Spanish
2. , Re: 3.241 Linguistics In The Press
3. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Teaching
4. , OVS
3.258 Qs: Print Aid, French Text, Adverbials
1. , Printing tool
2. , gank (?)
3. Justine Cassell, query about intro texts for French linguistics.
4. "Robert S. Kirsner", Query re: RIGHT dislocation
5. , adverbials
3.259 All: Dwight Bolinger
1. Sarah Thomason, Soliciting comments about Dwight Bolinger
3.260 Qs: Gender-Specific Pronouns, French
1. Margaret Fleck, sex and third-person pronouns
2. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", French and Dutch pronunciation
3.261 Disc: Reality of Rules
1. John S. Coleman, 3.250 Rules
2. Penni Sibun, Re: 3.250 Rules
3. Stavros Macrakis, 3.250 Psychological reality of rules
4. AVERY D ANDREWS, Rules
5. David Powers, ITK Visiting Fellow, Re: 3.250 Rules
3.262 Disc: Text, Idioms, OVS
1. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.245 Intro. Texts
2. Paul Saka, Re 3.245 Idioms
3. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.240 French Eggs, Idioms
4. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.240 French Eggs, Idioms
5. Dan Everett, Re: 3.257 Spanish el/la, Teaching Linguistics, OVS
6. John Cowan, OVS
3.263 FYI: Linguistics on PBS This Week
1. Johanna Rubba, Lx in media
2. , Re: 3.257 Spanish el/la, Teaching Linguistics, OVS
3.264 Disc: V and V
1. Moshe Taube, V & V
2. Jorge Hankamer, Re: 3.247 V and V
3. , Re: 3.232 V and V
4. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Re: 3.247 V and V
5. Michael Henderson, Re: 3.247 V and V
3.265 Disc: The Reality of Rules
1. , Where's the Grammar?
2. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
4. Vicki Fromkin, (COPY) Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
5. Martti Arnold Nyman, Rules and intuition
3.266 Disc: The Reality of Rules (Part 2)
1. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
2. , Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
3. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 3.261 Reality of Rules
4. Martti Arnold Nyman, Rules and ontology
5. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.262 Text, Idioms, OVS
3.267 Qs: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
1. "Jeff Turley", Heine's Grammatical Chains
2. RUTH, Early Spoken language dating - query from Ruth Berman
3. , Re: 3.260 Qs: Gender-Specific Pronouns
4. (UTH, languages with the femimine as the unmarked case
3.268 Disc: Genetic Language Impairment and The Gopnik Controversy
1. INMG000, genetic language impairment
3.269 Confs: Women and Language Conference
1. Susan Ervin-Tripp, women and language conference
3.270 Disc: Gender
1. Margaret Fleck, references on generics
2. Dan Everett, Re: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
3. Zvi Gilbert, Re: 3.267 Q: Gender
4. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, feminine as the unmarked gender
5. , Re: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
6. (ROADWELL GEORGE AARON, it
7. Jacques Guy, unmarked feminine
3.271 Disc: Printing
1. Molly Diesing, Re: 3.258 Queries: Print Aid, French Text, Adverbials
2. mark, Printing tool
3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, printing a handout in WP
4. "FRANK R. BRANDON", Re: 3.258 Queries: Print Aid, French Text, Adverbials
3.272 Disc: Teaching Linguistics
1. Mark H Aronoff, Re: 3.257 Spanish el/la, Teaching Linguistics, OVS
2. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.262 Text, Idioms, OVS
3. , Texts
3.273 Disc: Raising, French Pronunciation
1. , Summary: Canadian Raising
2. Stavros Macrakis, 3.260 French pronunciation of `Gougenheim'
3. jack, French and Dutch name pronunciation
3.275 Disc: Gender, Spanish la - el
1. Lesli LaRocco, Re: 3.270 Gender
2. Jacques Guy, Gender again
3. Price Caldwell, Feminine as the unmarked case
4. bert peeters, 3.267 Gender
5. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
6. Michael Newman, Re: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
7. , languages with the feminine as the unmarked case
8. , Spanish la/el
3.276 Disc: Rules And The Brain
1. jj36, Re: 3.266 The Reality of Rules (Part 2)
2. , reality of rules
3. , Re: 3.265 The Reality of Rules
4. Paul Saka, RE: rules [3.250]
5. Rick Wojcik, Re: 3.265 The Reality of Rules
6. Penni Sibun, in whose heads are grammars
7. , Reality of Rules/Ambiguity of 'Grammar'
8. AVERY D ANDREWS, The Reality of Rules (& Itkonen)
3.277 Disc: Discourse, Cojoined, Idioms
1. "Michael Kac", Re: 3.256 Linguistic Discourse
2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.256 Linguistic Discourse
3. Martti Arnold Nyman, V and V
4. Melody Sutton, Re: 3.264 V and V
5. , Re: 3.264 V and V
3.278 Qs: Agent, Vietnamese, Machine Grammar
1. Juergen Broschart, Coding of AGENT as LOCATION
2. Dr M Sebba, Query: Vietnamese
3. Jim Hearne, machine readable context-free grammar og English
4. Warren Brewer, Morphophoemic alternation of Sg. -azh : Pl. -adzh@z
5. "LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, AME/BE diffs FOR Inf-C
6. (LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, texts without e
3.279 FYI: Job, SAPIR, Page Printer
1. Sherman Wilcox, Job Announcement
2. Nancy L. Dray, U of Chicago linguists
3. brian kariger\011, Re: 3.258 Queries: Print Aid, French Text, Adverbials
3.280 Disc: Disambiguation, Language & Evolution
1. Chris Culy, Case for disambiguation (Summary)
2. , RE: 3.267 Queries: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
3. Laurie Bauer, When language developed
3.282 Disc: A List of Common Gender Pronouns
1. Dennis Baron, common gender pronouns
3.283 Disc: Gender
1. Allan C. Wechsler, "Its" in King James
2. "Don W.", Gender marking
3. Juergen Broschart, unmarked feminine
4. bert peeters, 3.275 Gender
3.284 Confs: ECAI92 Advance Information
1. ECAI92 Vienna Conference Service, ECAI92 Advance Information
3.285 Calls: European Corpus Initiative
1. Henry "S." Thompson, European Corpus Initiative: Call for Contributions
3.286 Disc: OVS, Klingon
1. , Re: 3.262 Text, Idioms, OVS
2. , linguist in the news
3.287 Qs: Pidgins, Mac Speech Analysis Software
1. Logical Language Group, new Discover article on linguistics
2. Phil Gaines, mac speech analysis software
3.288 Disc: Morphophonemics, Slang, Evolution
1. Elizabeth Laurencot, Re: 3.278 Agent, Vietnamese, Machine Grammar
2. , Re: 3.264 V and V
3. Brian Linson, Re: gank
4. , When Language First Appeared
3.289 Confs: Amerind, Sociolinguistics
1. , Siouan and Caddoan
2. "Pleh Csaba, Eastern European Sociolinguistics
3.291 Disc: French, "Its" Gender
1. "E_Dean.Detrich", Re: 3.273 Raising Summary, French Pronunciation
2. Alan Huffman, Re: Gougenheim
3. Jacques Guy, Gougenheim and others
4. John Cowan, Re: 3.283 King James
5. (ohn Cowan, its gender
3.292 Calls: Colloquium on Language, Subjectivity
1. , Colloquium on LANGUAGE, SUBJECTIVITY AND SUBJECTIVISATION
3.294 Disc: Gender
1. John Cowan, Re: 3.282 A List of Common Gender Pronouns
2. , unmarked feminine
3. Ivan A Derzhanski, 3.283 Gender
3.295 FYI: reviewers, CLS, new list, book rec
1. , book reviewing/Romance
2. Chicago Linguistic Society, CLS 26 volumes are out!
3. , NEW LIST: MENDELE Yiddish Literature and Language
4. , Book recommendation
3.296 Disc: Software for speech analysis
1. David C. J. Leip, Re: 3.287 Mac Speech Analysis
2. , Pitch extraction
3. Peter Ladefoged, Re: 3.287 Queries: Pidgins, Mac Speech Analysis Software
4. chris matyear, Re: 3.287 Queries: Pidgins, Mac Speech Analysis Software
3.297 Disc: Reality of rules
1. Stavros Macrakis, 3.290 Reality of Rules
2. , Rules & langage
3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 3.281 Rules
4. Swann Philip, 3.290 Reality of Rules
5. , Re: 3.290 Reality of Rules
6. Penni Sibun, grammar and generation
7. Lew Shapiro, Aphasia
3.298 Sum: tonogenesis
1. John S. Coleman, 3.293 Sum: tonogenesis
3.299 Qs: LSLT, GPSG, Fonts, English Corpus, Phonology
1. , LSLT
2. Ed Battistella, markedness & GPSG query
3. "Jonathan Kaye 323-6362", Query: adobe phonetic fonts
4. Jacques Guy, Query: Basic English (or other)
5. , Query: Quantitative Phonology
3.300 Disc: Teaching, Discourse, Evolution
1. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", 3.233, teaching quasi-native speakers
2. , Linguistic Discourse
3. , Re: 3.288 Responses: Morphophonemics, Slang, Evolution
4. , When Language First Appeared
3.301 Disc: Agent, Natural Language, Its, Right-Dislocation
1. mark, 3.278 Coding of AGENT as LOCATION
2. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 3.214 Responses: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
3. Allan C. Wechsler, Lev. 25:5
4. (llan C. Wechsler, right dislocation
3.302 Confs: Symposium On Consciousness
1. , Symposium on Consciousness
3.303 Confs: Cognitive Linguistics, Clinical Phonetics
1. "GEERAERTS DIRK, Beeken Jeannine", 3rd International Cognitive Linguistics Conference
2. , Clinical Phonetics & Linguistics Symposium, London July 1992
3.304 Disc: LFG
1. , LFG
3.305 Disc: Antilinguistics, Endangered Languages
1. sf36, Re: Gethin's book
2. John S. Coleman, Gethin's ANTILINGUISTICS; Reality of Rules
3. Graeme Hirst, Re: Gethin's "Antilinguistics"
4. , Endangered languages: Australia
3.306 Qs: Ergativity, Amharic, Spanish
1. , ergativity
2. Eugeniusz Rzewuski, query: fonts for Amharic
3. ,
4. anne, Latinamerican Spanish, computer use and disabled access
3.307 FYI: All, Media, Reviewers
1. , ALL to preface reported speech
2. Dr M Sebba, linguistics in the media
3. , book reviewers for Romance Philology
3.308 Jobs: MIT, France
1. Ken Wexler, Psycholinguistics Job at MIT
2. Jock McNaught, R&D Job Opportunities in MT in France