LINGUIST List, March 1998

March 1998 Issues

9.297 Calls: LREC--New Event/Deadline, Rime Tables
1. Roberta Catizone, LREC--New Event, Deadline
2. David Prager Branner, Symposium on Rime Tables
9.298 Jobs: English Ling (Hong Kong), ESL (Japan)
1. Nik Gisborne, Assoc Prof/Asst Prof in English Linguistics
2. heatherfield, JAPAN: ESL teacher with legal or oil industry background.
9.299 Disc: Japanese L1 Acquisition
1. Dan I. SLOBIN, Re: 9.267, Sum: Japanese L1 Acquisition
2. Dan I. SLOBIN, Re: 9.267, Sum: Japanese L1 Acquisition
9.300 Confs: Symposium on Second Language Writing
1. Aya Matsuda, A Symposium on Second Language Writing
9.301 Calls: COLING-ACL'98, Literature and Cognitive Science
1. James Pustejovsky, Reminder of COLING-ACL'98 Workshop Deadline (CVIR'98)
2. Clai Rice, CFP: Literature and Cognitive Science (collection)
9.302 FYI: INFOLING, New Dept (Jordon), ELF Grant Deadline
1. Eulalia de Bobes Soler, Spanish linguistics list
2. Prof. Al anani, New Department of Linguistics and Phonetics
3. whalen, FYI: Endangered Language Fund Grants
9.303 Calls: 4th ICGL (Iowa State), 6th IALS (Edinburgh)
1. Vasant Honavar, 4th Intl Colloquium on Grammatical Inference (ICGL)
2. Gibson Ferguson, IALS (6th Lang Teacher Ed)
9.304 Disc: Russian Syntax
1. manaster, Re: 9.249, Sum: Russian Syntax
9.305 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Stefan Mueller, Re: 9.255, Disc: NLP and syntax
2. Geoffrey S. Nathan, Re: 9.284, Disc: NLP and Syntax
3. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., MY LAST NLP POST (OF THIS THREAD)
4. Mark Douglas Arnold, NLP and syntax
9.306 Calls: Artificial Intelligence, LREC workshop
1. ecai98, ECAI-98 #7: FINAL CALL FOR YOUNG RESEARCHER PAPERS
2. Simone Saint Laurent, LREC WORKSHOP
9.307 Qs: "Why?", Bamun/Bamileke, Negotiations
1. Bobby D. Bryant, Child's "Why?"
2. Seok-Chae Rhee, Bamun, Bamileke
3. Mike FOX-ecki, negotiations [yes/no survey]
9.308 Jobs: Computerlinguistik, Professor, Pre-doc position
1. Uli Heid, Computerlinguistik
2. Nik Gisborne, Professor : Chair of English
3. Sotaro Kita, Jobs: Pre-doc position at Max-Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
9.309 Sum: 'cookies'
1. monika.bruendl, Summary: 'cookies'
9.310 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., NLP and EAGLES
2. Sam Salt, Re: 9.305, Disc: NLP and Syntax
3. Samuel L. Bayer, NLP and Syntax
9.311 Calls: Dialogue'98, Trends in Variationist Linguistics
1. Olga V. Fedorova, Dialog'98
2. Matti Miestamo, New Trends in Variationist Linguistics: From Attitudes to Grammar
9.312 Confs: Dialectal Variation in English
1. A.F. GUPTA, Dialectal Variation
9.313 Disc: State of comparative linguistics
1. manaster, The state of comparative linguistics
9.314 Books: Available for review: Speech Recognition
1. Andrew Carnie, Available for review: Speech Recognition
9.315 Jobs: Japanese, German, Dutch, Project Leader
1. Serge Vanden Bussche,
2. Serge Vanden Bussche, Language Specialist German -- Linguistic Engineering Division -- L&H
3. Serge Vanden Bussche, Language Specialist Dutch -- Linguistic Engineering Division -- L&H
4. Serge Vanden Bussche, Project Leader -- Linguistic Engineering Division -- L&H
9.316 Books: Syntax & Phonology
1. Andrew Simpson, PhD dissertations
9.317 Calls: Workshops & Confs, Discourse, Anaphora & Ref.
1. Adele Goldberg, Workshops and Conferences at 1999 Institute
2. Dr Tony McEnery, Discourse, Anaphora and Reference Resolution 2 - Call for Delegates
9.318 Qs: Word Order, HEL Movies, Formal Grammar Texts
1. bingfu, left-right assymetries of word order
2. Johanna Rubba, HEL movies
3. El-Kareh/Tharwat, formal grammar
9.319 Calls: Automated Transcription, McGill Working Papers
1. Bergler Sabine, workshop announcement for distribution
2. CLM/MLC, Call for papers / Appel a publier
9.320 Confs: Written Language Processing
1. Marcus Taft, December conference
9.321 Jobs: Scholarship, 2 Fellowships
1. Weiping Wu, Zhonghua Scholarship Program Update
2. Colleen Banfield, Graduate Teaching Fellowship Program
3. Sotaro Kita, Fellowship for advanced Ph.D. students at Max-Planck Institute
9.322 FYI: Translation,NEH,Summer Studies,Soviet Census
1. Dr. Jose L. Varela-Ibarra, Translation Studies Forum
2. Aikin, Jane, NEH Fellowships 1999-2000
3. Tobias Scheer, 5th Central European Summer School
4. Trond Trosterud, Announcement: Soviet ethnicity and lg prof data available online
9.323 Jobs: ESL, TESOL, Syntax
1. Alexis Copeland, ESL-MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF INTL STUDIES
2. Alexis Copeland, TESOL-Monterey Institute of Intl Studies
3. Peter Avery, Syntax-York University, Toronto
9.324 Qs: Indian Langs,ESOL/EFL,"Put",Spencer Article
1. FELIX ALVAREZ, Indian Languages & Chinese dialects
2. FELIX ALVAREZ, NS English teaching & ESOL/EFL methodology
3. Irina Sekerina, Qs: Acquisition of the verb "put"
4. Kutz, Andrew Spencer Article
9.325 Confs: AMTA-98 (Machine Translation)
1. Eduard Hovy, AMTA-98 (Machine Translation)
9.326 Calls: Coling-ACL'98
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, Coling-ACL'98 Workshop Announcements
2. Mike Rosner, COLING WS--Computational Approaches to Semitic Languages
9.327 FYI: LSA Bulletin, LREC Exhibition, AAA'98-Metaphor
1. ZZLSA, March 1998 LSA Bulletin
2. Malin Nilsson, Invitation to EXHIBITION at LREC
3. Marie-Lucie Tarpent, Re: language/metaphor session at AAA 98
9.328 Disc: Natural Language Processing and Syntax
1. Pius ten Hacken, Re: Disc: NLP and Syntax (Re 9-255)
9.329 Sum: (Un)certainty
1. Henny Klein, (Un)certainty
9.330 Calls: Computational Terminology,Knowledge Engineering
1. Christian.Jacquemin, Computational Terminology Workshop
2. PETER SANDRINI, Terminology & Knowledge Engineering
9.331 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. Robert R. Ratcliffe, Re: 9.313, Disc: State of comparative linguistics
2. Patrick C. Ryan, Re: 9.313, Disc: State of comparative linguistics
3. Henry M. Hoenigswald, Historical-comparative work
9.332 Calls: Morphological Case, SCIL 10 (Final)
1. Olaf Koeneman, Effects of Morphological Case--Utrecht Univ
2. SCIL 10, SCIL 10: Final Call for Papers
9.333 Sum: Japanese pronunciation of English
1. MARIE MELENCA, Japanese pronunciation of English
9.334 Confs: Syntax of East Asian Languages
1. Audrey Li, Syntax of East Asian Languages workshop
9.335 Qs: Chinese,Passives,Vietnamese,Ling Encyclopedia
1. Andy CHIN, Chinese Headlines
2. Gert Webelhuth, Passives
3. Olaf Husby, Vietnamese children acquiring tones
4. J Kingston Cowart, "Encyclopedic Dictionary of Linguistics"?
9.336 Confs: Evolution of Language
1. Evolution of Language '98, Evolution of Language Conference
9.337 Jobs: NLP (MAchine Trans), TESOL
1. Bianka Buschbeck-Wolf, MT researcher
2. Jean Dolbec, TESOL - English (applied) linguistics, Univ.of Quebec at Chicoutimi, Canada
9.338 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. Patrick C. Ryan, Re: 9.331, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. manaster, Re: 9.331, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
3. Karl V.(van Duyn) Teeter, Comparative grammar
4. bwald, Re: 9.331, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.339 TOC: Australian Journal of Computer & Lang Education
1. Peter White, TOC OnCALL Vol 12 No 1
9.340 Qs: Gay Ling,Limbu,Popular Lang Books,Reference
1. Johanna Rubba, Gay ling.
2. Matthew Richardson, Q: Anyone working on Limbu
3. Mao LuMing, re: books on language
4. Craig McL. Wallace, 1993 "Cognition and Culture" contents pls?
9.341 Disc: Russian Syntax
1. Lotoshko Yurij, Re: 9.249, Sum: Russian Syntax
9.342 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Re: 9.310, Disc: NLP and Syntax
2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Re: 9.328, Disc: Natural Language Processing and Syntax
9.343 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.338, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. Patrick C. Ryan, Re: 9.338, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.344 All: LINGUIST Fund Drive, 1998
1. The LINGUIST List, LINGUIST Fund Drive, 1998
9.345 All: How to Contribute to LINGUIST
1. The LINGUIST List, How to Contribute to LINGUIST
9.346 Jobs: PhD Assistantship Positions--German
1. Laura Kallmeyer, PhD positions in Tuebingen
2. Patrick Stevenson, Ph.D Studentships/Assistantships
9.347 Qs: Verb/Particle,Russian,Japanese Loans,Ethics
1. Andrew McMichael, How did the Verb + particle construction originate?
2. NANCYENG, russian vowels
3. Yoshi, Japanese Loan Words
4. Joseph P. Stemberger, request for materials on ethics
9.348 Sum: Wh-Movement
1. Lukasz Pielasa, Sum: Wh-movement
9.349 Books: Dictionaries of Kwoma and Yugambeh
1. mira kwasik, New publications from Pacific Linguistics, RSPAS, ANU
9.350 Books: Southeast Asian Linguistics, Sino-Tibetan
1. mira kwasik, New publications from Pacific Linguistics, RSPAS, ANU
9.351 Books: Tawala, Australian Lang, Endangered Lang
1. mira kwasik, New publications from Pacific Linguistics, RSPAS, ANU
9.352 Calls: East Asia Syntax, Slavic Morphosyntax
1. Audrey Li, East Asian Syntax workshop: revised
2. George Fowler, Comparative Slavic Morphosyntax
9.353 Books: Available for review: Sampson, Educating Eve.
1. Andrew Carnie, Available for Review: Educating Eve
9.354 Calls: ICOLL'98 (Texas A&M), Conversational Characters
1. Claire Carly, ICOLL Conference--Texas A&M University
2. Scott A. Prevost, Workshop on Embodied Conversational Characters
9.355 Qs: Diphthongs,O-E ligature,Contrast rhet.,Software
1. Dr James M Scobbie, short diphthongs
2. BL, Small capital O-E ligature
3. Leonor Perez Ruiz, Contrastive Rhetoric in English and Spanish
4. Hiwis, Linguistic software
9.356 Qs: Adjs.,dislocation,standardization,compulsory L2
1. Rumiko Sode, Adjectives
2. Knud Lambrecht, term 'dislocation'
3. POLSKY ELLEN S, standardization of non-standard forms
4. Jan K Lindstrom, Compulsory L2
9.357 Confs: Language & Cognition Lectures
1. Lauren Elsaesser, Language & Cognition Lectures
9.358 Confs: Linguistics Association of Great Britain
1. b.clark, Linguistics Association of Great Britain
9.359 Sum: left-right asymmetries of word order
1. bingfu, More on left-right asymmetries of word order variation
9.360 Sum: O-words: colloquial/slangy words ending in
1. Mikael Parkvall, O-words: colloquial/slangy words ending in <-o
9.361 Jobs: Temporary Lectureship, Visiting Phonologist
1. Sumru Ozsoy, Temporary Lectureship
2. Cheryl Zoll, Visiting Phonology Position
9.362 Sum: Past Ability Verbs
1. Ms Debra Ziegeler, summary: past ability verbs
9.363 Jobs: Ling Anthropologist, Postdoc Research Officer
1. Louanna Furbee, Linguistic Anthropologist
2. Gillian Craw, JOB VACANCY - Postdoctoral Research Officer
9.364 Calls: Convergence/Divergence of Dialects,Kansas WPL
1. Paul Kerswill, Convergence/Divergence of Dialects
2. jkyle, Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics
9.365 Calls: Lang Development (BU), 5th WoLLIC'98
1. agrhill, BU Conf. on Lang. Dev.
2. Ruy de Queiroz, 5th WoLLIC'98 - 3rd Call
9.366 Calls: Coling-ACL'98 (Extended), CHum Vol. 31
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, Coling-ACL'98 (Deadline Extension)
2. Nancy M. Ide, Computers and the Humanities
9.367 Qs: French,Bus Lang,Lang/Brain,Cross-Cultural
1. atarkow, French Lang Laws
2. Kit-Ken Loke, Q: language in business
3. Ana Armenderiz, Language location in the brain
4. A L Sellami, Cross-cultural methodology
9.368 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Pius ten Hacken, Re: 9.342, Disc: NLP and Syntax
2. Samuel L. Bayer, Re: 9.342, Disc: NLP and Syntax
3. Peter Menzel, NLP and syntax
9.369 Confs: Linguistics Association of Great Britain
1. b.clark, Linguistics Association of Great Britain
9.370 Calls: Cliticization (France), CSDL-4
1. muller, Cliticization
2. csdl-4, CSDL 2nd call for abstracts
9.371 Disc: Short Diphthongs
1. Joaquim Brandaode Carvalho, Re: Linguist 9.355--short diphthongs
9.372 Calls: Syllable, Linguistics
1. Ruben van de Vijver, syllable conference
2. teresalw, Western Conference on Linguistics
9.373 Sum: Drawing DAGs
1. Joseph Hilferty, DAGs & AVMs
9.374 Qs: Word Freq,Emotional Lang,Verbs,Native American
1. Peter Renowden, Word Frequency Lists
2. R.M.Stibbard, Refs: Field Studies on Emotional Speech
3. Gisbert Fanselow, Verb Movement and Verbal Morphology
4. (The Left Rev.) John Konopak, Query: Words in Native American languages
9.375 Jobs: TESL/TEFL (Taiwan), NLP (Microsoft-Seattle)
1. troy01, TESL/TEFL Da-Yeh U (Taiwan)
2. Beryl Gorbman, Computational Lexicographers (French & Spanish) in Seattle
9.376 Calls: Typology & Theory, General Ling
1. Ruben van de Vijver, syllable conference
2. teresalw, WECOL '98 CFP
9.377 Calls: Senseval & Lexicography, Computational Ling
1. Adam Kilgarriff, SENSEVAL 2nd call for participants and papers
2. SIGPHON98, SIGPHON98 Workshop
9.378 Confs: Lab Phonology
1. Paul Carter, LabPhon6: draft programme and registration info
9.379 TOC: The Proceedings of PALC-97
1. Rafal Uzar, PALC97 Proceedings
9.380 FYI: Korean List,Left/Right Asym,Richard Mather Lect
1. David J. Silva, Korean Linguistics Mailing List
2. bingfu, An Anecdote of Left-Right Asymmetries
3. David Prager Branner, Dante & the Vernaculars: Chinese & Western (Mpls)
9.381 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. manaster, Re: 9.343, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.382 Qs: If-Then,-mt Words in Eng,Service-Industry Lang
1. Vincent DeCaen, If-Then? Semantics, Crosslinguistics, Biblical Hebrew
2. alan harris, -mt Words in English
3. R. Fouser, Service-Industry Language
9.383 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Re: 9.368, Disc: NLP and Syntax
2. Mark Douglas Arnold, (NLP/Syntax)---
9.384 Confs: 11th CUNY Conf on Human Sentence Processing
1. CUNY '98 Conference, CUNY conference next week
9.385 Books: Avail for review: Encycl. of Phil of lang.
1. Andrew Carnie, Available for review
9.386 Sum: Directed Acyclic Graphs
1. Joseph Hilferty, DAGs & AVMs
9.387 Calls: System Sciences, Multimedia Language Education
1. Nunberg, Genre in Digital Documents, HICSS 32
2. Yuangshan Chuang, Multimedia Language Education
9.388 Qs: Irony, Transcription, Wh-Questions, 'if-then'
1. Arthur Merin, Testing for Universality of Irony
2. Juan Antonio Peqa, Computer Program for Transcription
3. ivy sichel, Wh-questions
4. palma, adriano p, 'if-then'
9.389 Jobs: Semantics, Computational Lexicographers
1. Tim Stowell, UCLA Formal Semantics Replacement Position
2. Beryl Gorbman, Spanish and French Computational Lexicographers needed
9.390 Confs: Very Large Corpora
1. Eugene Charniak, VERY LARGE CORPORA
9.391 Confs: Syntax of Semitic Languages
1. Linda Culver, Syntax of Semitic Languages
9.392 Confs: Lexical Semantic Systems
1. WLSS98, Lexical Semantics Systems
9.393 Qs: Transitive verbs, Nazi variants, sacred lang.
1. arian, Statistics on transitive verbs
2. Michael Best, variants of Nazi
3. Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton, Sacred language "encoding"
9.394 FYI: Diphthongs, TEFL Teachers Group
1. Dan I. SLOBIN, Re: 9.355, Qs: Diphthongs,O-E ligature,Contrast rhet.,Software
2. Hickman@vse.cz, An Invitation to join CETEFL
9.395 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Samuel L. Bayer, Re: 9.383: Disc: NLP and Syntax
2. Mike_Maxwell, Disc: NLP and Syntax
9.396 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Samuel L. Bayer, Re: 9.383: Disc: NLP and Syntax
2. Mark Johnson, Re: 9.342, Disc: NLP and Syntax
3. Dan Maxwell, 9.368, Disc: NLP and Syntax
9.397 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.381, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. manaster, Re: 9.381, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.398 Sum: Have to/Have got to
1. YIB00161@niftyserve.or.jp, Have to/Have got to
9.399 Jobs: ASL (Maine), Semantics (UCLA)
1. Wayne Cowart, ASL & ASL/English Interpreting (revised)
2. Tim Stowell, UCLA Semantics job
9.400 Jobs: Postdoc Research Officer (Update), Spanish
1. Gillian Craw, Postdoctoral Research Officer **NEW CLOSING DATE**
2. Durham Linguistics, University of Durham: Lecturer in Spanish
9.401 Qs: Japanese,Dyslexia,Quebec French,Vowels
1. Satoshi Stanley Koike, Query on teaching teachers of Japanese
2. Helene Ossipov, Q: Language and dyslexia
3. Anke Meyer, Search for Corpus in Quebec French
4. Eric J. Bakovic, Dominant-Recessive Harmony
9.402 Qs: Eng Acq Order,Chinese,Motherese/ASL,-ed Verbs
1. Lynae Vandermeulen, English Acquisition Order
2. gplal, Learning/Teaching Chinese as L2/L1/FL ?
3. Mike Ananny, Looking for Information on Motherese in Sign Languages
4. monica l. gonzalez, -ed Verbs
9.403 Jobs: Speech/Lang Path,Computational Ling,Research
1. Gerry Docherty, Speech and Lang Pathology
2. Suzanne Coleman, Computational Linguists (French & Spanish)
3. Michael Ullman, Research Assistant position
9.404 Confs: Natural Language Generation WS
1. Graeme Hirst, Natural Language Generation workshop, Registration open
9.405 Disc: Other Englishes
1. Su Xiaojun, Chinese English
9.406 Confs: Unfolding Perceptual Continua
1. Roberto Poli, Unfolding Perceptual Continua--BISCA-98
9.407 Sum: Creaky voice/formant frequencies
1. Silvia Moosmueller, Creaky voice/formant frequencies
9.408 Jobs: Generative Ling, Computational Ling
1. Jeroen van de Weijer, Generative Ling--positions in Leiden and Amster
2. Roger.Evans, Computational Linguistics - ITRI, Brighton
9.409 Qs: Active langs,Conceptual metaphors,Spanish,Book
1. Wolfgang Schulze, Active languages
2. Victoria, Conceptual Metaphors
3. Kristin Turrill, Spain's languages
4. Mauro de Lorenzo, Book--Baker 1988
9.410 Jobs: Applied & Computer Ling, Lecturer
1. Andreas H. Jucker, Applied Linguistics and Computer Linguistics
2. Durham Linguistics, Lecturer in Linguistics
9.411 Disc: Short Diphthongs
1. Paul Johnston, Re: 9.371, Disc: Short Diphthongs
9.412 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.397, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. manaster, Re: 9.397, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.413 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Re: 9.395, Disc: NLP and Syntax
2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Re: 9.396, Disc: NLP and Syntax
9.414 Calls: Multilinguality WS (ECAI-98), LREC
1. Lynne Cahill, Multilinguality Workshop: (ECAI-98)
2. Simone Saint Laurent, LREC WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT
9.415 Books: Psycholing
1. Kristen Mitchell, New books in PSYCHOLINGUISTICS & NEUROLINGUISTICS
9.416 Books: Semantics, Pragmatics, Philosophy of Lang
1. Kristen Mitchell, new books in SEMANTICS, PRAGMATICS, & PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGES (4 titles)
9.417 Books: General Ling
1. Kristen Mitchell, New books in GENERAL LINGUISTICS
9.418 Books: Computational Ling
1. Kristen Mitchell, New books in COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS
9.419 Books: Syntax & Morphology
1. Kristen Mitchell, new books in Syntax & Morphology (3 titles)
9.420 Books: Theoretical & Descriptive Ling
1. Kristen Mitchell, New books in THEORETICAL & DESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS
9.421 Sum: Apple-Word
1. Theo Vennemann, Apple-word, Summary
9.422 Calls: NAMES (Socioling),Transcription (ACL/COLING-98)
1. TB0EXC1, NAMES (Socioling Journal)
2. BELMORE, Partially Automated Techniques for Transcription
9.423 Disc: Short Diphthongs
1. Norval Smith, Re: 9.411, Disc: Short Diphthongs
2. John R. Rennison, LINGUIST List 9.355: Message 1: short diphthongs
9.424 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.412, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. manaster, Re: 9.412, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.425 Sum: Genetic Affiliation of "Exotic" Languages
1. Jan K Lindstrom, Genetic Affiliation of "Exotic" Languages
9.426 Books: Semantics and Syntax
1. Andrew Simpson, Syntax
9.427 Books: Phonetics, Phonology
1. Andrew Simpson, Phonology
9.428 TOC: Australian Jour. of Computers & Lang Education
1. Peter White, OnCALL Vol 12 No 1
9.429 TOC: Anthropological Linguistics, Vol.39, no 4
1. john a. erickson, Anthropological Linguistics, Vol. 39, no. 4
9.430 Qs: Preverb,"Practical Action",French Prepositions
1. Domenico LEMBO, The Concept of "Preverb"
2. Richard Cameron, Ethno/CA "Practical Action" Question
3. france martineau, Prepositions in French
9.431 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. 00hfstahlke, Re: 9.424, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, Re: 9.397, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
3. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.424, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
4. bwald, Re: 9.424, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.432 All: Message from Student Editors
1. The LINGUIST List, Message from Student Editors
9.433 Disc: Other Englishes
1. A.F. GUPTA, Re: 9.405, Disc: Other Englishes
2. WEISHAN ZHANG, Re: 9.405, Disc: Other Englishes
9.434 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.431, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. Koontz John E, Re: 9.381, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics (fwd)
9.435 Calls: WAC4, NMRH--New Issue
1. Christine Grant, WAC4
2. Maria Milosavljevic, New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia (NMRH)
9.436 Confs: Metalangage et Terminologie Linguistique
1. Georges ANTONIADIS, "Metalangage et terminologie linguistique" Colloque internationa
9.437 Calls: Discourse, Sign Language
1. Christoph Eyrich, TEXT - New Editors
2. Mark Mandel, TISLR-6 (Theoretical Issues in Sign Lang. Research)
9.438 Sum: "-mt" in English
1. alan harris, -mt
9.439 FYI: Listserv on bilingualism, Creaky Voice
1. Jeff MacSwan, New listserv re:bilingualism & bilingual education
2. bwald, Re: 9.407, Sum: Creaky voice/formant frequencies
9.440 Calls: Natural Language Processing
1. nlpia98, Natural Lang. Processsing & Industrial Applications
9.441 Calls: Translingual Information, Language Conflict
1. Nancy M. Ide, ACL/COLING WORKSHOP on TRANSLINGUAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
2. Brian Joseph, Language Conflict Conference
9.442 Calls: Language Development, Semitic Languages
1. BU Conference on Language Development, Language Development
2. Mike Rosner, Semitic Languages
9.443 Disc: Short Diphthongs
1. Joaquim Brandao de Carvalho, Disc.: Short Diphthongs
2. Waruno Mahdi, Re: 9.355, Disc: Short Diphthongs
3. Dr James M Scobbie, short diphthong in Scots
9.444 Qs: OCR, New words, Phonology references
1. Michael, Optical Character Recognition
2. Ines Shaw, New words
3. Homme A. Piest, Literature on sound shifts vs. analogy
9.445 Jobs: Korean Lecturer, Phonetic/Prosodic Labeling
1. Eun-su Cho, Korean Lecturer employment opportunity
2. Erica Zeinfeld-AEZ002, Phonetic Labeling Internship at Motorola
9.446 Calls: Pidgin & Creole, Sound Patterns
1. Armin Schwegler, Pidgin & Creole
2. Marie Helene Casanova, Sound Patterns of Spontaneous Speech
9.447 Qs: Prosodic Transcription,Greek,Stress,Quebec Eng
1. Kristine Hasund, Windows software for prosodic transcription
2. Nestmag, Greek
3. Jane Doe, phonemic lexical stress
4. Stephen.Roti, Quebec English
9.448 Sum: English Modals
1. YIB00161@niftyserve.or.jp, English Modals
9.449 Sum: "Crosstalk"
1. Laura Christine Hartley, Gumperz video
9.450 Books: Phonology
1. Rene H. Mulder, Phonology
9.451 Books: Morphology
1. Rene H. Mulder, new books: morphology
9.452 Disc: Short Diphthongs
1. Waruno Mahdi, Re: 9.355, Disc: Short Diphthongs (addendum)
2. Paul Johnston, Re: 9.443, Disc: Short Diphthongs
9.453 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. manaster, Re: 9.431, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. Kawagashira Nobuyuki, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
3. Karl V.(van Duyn) Teeter, Re: 9.431, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.454 Disc: Apple-Word
1. manaster, Re: 9.421, Sum: Apple-Word
9.455 Sum: Bibliography of Ling Dictionaries
1. J Kingston Cowart, Bibliography of Ling Dictionaries
9.456 Qs: Passives,Rhyme/Memory,Pronouns,Modals
1. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Agents and Patients
2. monika.bruendl, Rhyme and Memory
3. Miura Ikuo, Reference of Pronouns
4. YIB00161@niftyserve.or.jp, Modals
9.457 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Pius ten Hacken, Re: 9.383, Disc: NLP and Syntax
2. Peter Menzel, NLP and Syntax
9.458 Jobs: Multi-Lingual Developments, TESL, Japanese
1. Baratay, PROJECT LEADER MULTI-LINGUAL DEVELOPMENTS
2. Karl Krahnke, Asst. Prof. - Colorado State University
3. Hideo Tomita, Instructor of Japanese (Kenyon Coll.)
9.459 FYI: LSA Nominations, New Fellowship
1. ZZLSA, LSA call for nominations
2. Hickman Dennis - KAJ,,,UID=1728, ALL: PhD SLA/Inst Tech $10,000 fellowship (fwd)
9.460 Sum: (UN)CERTAINTY
1. Henny Klein, SUMMARY: (UN)CERTAINTY (part 2)
9.461 Calls: GLDV '98, FHCG '98
1. Bernhard Schroeder, Autumn School 1998 of the GLDV [revised version]
2. gosse, FHCG98 - Final Call for Papers
9.462 Jobs: Post-Doc (Cog Sci),Lang Resource (Columbia)
1. Robert Frank, Ling Post-Doc Fellowship at JHU Cognitive Science
2. Harold F. Schiffman, Job at Columbia U.
9.463 Calls: TSD98 WS, Konvens98
1. Ivan Kopecek, TSD98 Workshop -- 2nd Call for Papers
2. Bernhard Schroeder, 2nd CfP Konvens98
9.464 Jobs: ZSP (China), Applied Ling
1. Weiping Wu, ZSP Final Update
2. Glenn Ayres, Applied Ling--American Univ. (Puerto Rico)
9.465 Confs: Lexical Functional Grammar Conference
1. Tracy Holloway King, 1998 International Lexical Functional Grammar Conference
9.466 Confs: Phonology
1. Rene Kager, Third Utrecht Biannual Phonology Workshop
9.467 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. manaster, Re: 9.453, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. bwald, Re: 9.453, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.468 Sum: Mood Phrase
1. Leslie Barrett, Mood Phrase
9.469 Sum: Twin Language
1. Bernard Comrie, Twin Language
9.470 Qs: D.E.B.R.A.,Grammar Books,Spanglish,Nuristani
1. Hazel Suchard, D.E.B.R.A.
2. Wolfgang Schulze, Favorite Books on Grammar etc 1996-1998
3. Alfred F. Rosa, Spanglish
4. Melia M. E. Brush, Nuristani References
9.471 Qs: Learning Ling,Slavic,Geminates,French
1. D. Andrews, Technology for Learning Linguistics
2. Elena Rudnitskaya, Dative Infinitive Subjects in Slavic Languages
3. NORA AION, Geminates
4. R.D.N.Walker, Language Interference in France.
9.472 Books: Cognitive Ling
1. Christoph Eyrich, New Book: Cognitive Linguistics
9.473 Jobs: Computational Ling, European Langs
1. Deborah Coughlin, Internship: Computational Linguistics (Micorosoft)
2. Martin Ehala, European Langs
9.474 Confs: Communication for Special Purposes
1. Martin Stegu, Communication for Special Purposes
9.475 Calls: Comparative Germanic Syntax, Negation
1. Christer Platzack, COMPARATIVE GERMANIC SYNTAX WORKSHOP
2. Paul Rowlett, Negation Conference - FINAL CALL
9.476 Confs: Diachronic Generative Syntax
1. Susan Pintzuk, Diachronic Generative Syntax Conference
9.477 Confs: Syntax
1. Anders Holmberg, Syntax
9.478 TOC: Computers & the Humanities: Vol.31 No.2
1. Nancy M. Ide, COMPUTERS AND THE HUMANITIES: VOL. 31 NO. 2
9.479 Books: Computational Linguistics
1. Roberta Murphy, Cross-Language Informational Retrieval
9.480 Books: Psycholing, computer & cognitive sciences
1. Roberta Murphy, The Informational Complexity of Learning
9.481 Qs: Preverb, Unaccusative, "up", Teaching Ling
1. Edith A Moravcsik, collective and perfect
2. bingfu, Inventory of unaccusative verbs
3. radical, "up"
4. WOMENinTEC, Teaching Linguistics to High School Students
9.482 Sum: SLA in "Amistad"
1. Dan Maxwell, SLA in "Amistad"
9.483 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Re: 9.457, Disc: NLP and Syntax
2. Dan Maxwell, NLP and Syntax
9.484 Qs: Psycholing,Praeverbium,N. Am Dialects,Plurality
1. El-Kareh/Tharwat, Psycholinguistics Software
2. Domenico LEMBO, *Praeverbium* and "empty/full preverb" distinction
3. Asad B. Sayeed, North American (Canadian and US) dialects
4. sanooch na-thalang, Plurality in numeral classifier languages
9.485 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. Robert R. Ratcliffe, Re: 9.453, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. manaster, Re: 9.381, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.486 Calls: TwD'98, Comparative Slavic Morphosyntax
1. Patrick Olivier, TwD'98 Call for Papers
2. George Fowler, COMPARATIVE SLAVIC MORPHOSYNTAX
9.487 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. MARK HUBEY, Re: 9.485, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. manaster, Re: 9.485, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
9.488 Review: Boguraev & Pustejovsky: Corpus Processing.
1. Kevin Cohen, Review of Boguraev and Pustejovsky
9.489 FYI: Blackwell/Maryland Lectures (update)
1. Lauren Elsaesser, Blackwell/Maryland Lectures (update)
9.490 Sum: Queer Linguistics
1. Johanna Rubba, Sum: Queer linguistics
9.491 Confs: Linguistic Theory in Eastern European Languages
1. Tibor Szecsenyi, Conference on Linguistic Theory in Eastern European Languages
9.492 Sum: Corpus Analysis of Hypertext
1. Einat Amitay, Corpus Analysis of Hypertext - Results
9.493 Qs: Lang Acq,Facial Features,Passives,Stylistics
1. MOHY, Language Acquisition
2. Chris Beckwith, Names of Facial Features
3. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Followup: Agents and Patients
4. Alex, Stylistics
9.494 TOC: Langues et Grammaire II & III: Phonologie
1. patrick sauzet, "Langues et Grammaire" Proceedings
9.495 FYI: Summer Courses, Conference List, Tenselessness
1. Valmala Elguea Vidal, Summer Courses: Syntax/Semantics/Philosophy of Language
2. Peter White, Latest conference list
3. Vincent DeCaen, tenselessness?
9.496 Calls: Workshop on Modality, Storage and Computation
1. BARBIERS, Workshop on Modality (second call for papers)
2. LOT (Christien Bok), second call for papers
9.497 TOC: Cahiers de l'ILSL
1. Remi Jolivet, Cahiers de l'ILSL
9.498 Calls: Computational Ling, Ling Resources
1. LOT (Christien Bok), Storage and Computation in Linguistics
2. Wim Peters, Distributing and Accessing Linguistic Resources
9.499 Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
1. jirsa, Re: 9.485, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
2. MARK HUBEY, Re: 9.487, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
3. Karl V.(van Duyn) Teeter, State of Comparative Linguistics, 9.467 and 9.487
9.500 Jobs: Applied Ling,Computational Ling,TESOL
1. jaejung song, Lectureship in Applied Linguistics
2. Deborah Coughlin, JOB: Japanese Computational Linguist
3. Wang Zhi, Re: TESOL position
9.501 Sum: Queer Linguistics--Erratum
1. Johanna Rubba, Erratum: Queer ling. summary
9.502 Disc: NLP and Syntax
1. Peter Menzel, Algorithms and Mind/Brain
2. manaster, Re: 9.483, Disc: NLP and Syntax
9.503 Calls: UIL-OTS (Utrecht), SECOL/SAMLA
1. UiL OTS (Leslie Dijkstra), UIL-OTS (Utrecht)
2. Robert L. Trammell, Call for papers SECOL/SAMLA