LINGUIST List, March 1999

March 1999 Issues

10.321 Confs: Semantics/Pragmatics at Cornell
1. by way of Wayles Browne, Cornell Semantics/Pragmatics Conference
10.322 Qs: UG/L2, Ambisyllabicity, Hist of English Text
1. Thomas Dinsmore, Universal Grammar and Second Language Acquisition
2. Alain Content, Ambisyllabicity across languages
3. Linda Stump Rashidi, History of English Pedagogy
10.323 Jobs: Cognitive Science/ Theoretical Linguistics
1. yoshio endo, Cognitive Science/Theoretical Ling; Asst Prof at Yokohama National U.
10.324 Support: Computational Ling at U of Brighton
1. Lynne Cahill, PhD studentships at University of Brighton
10.325 Calls: Generation of Nominals, Economy of Lang Design
1. Rodger Kibble, Extended deadline: ESSLLI'99 Workshop on Generation of Nominals
2. Anne Reboul, LICSSOL 1
10.326 Calls: ESSLLI '99, Transformational Grammar at LSA
1. amalia, ESSLLI'99 Student Session - Final Call
2. Stanley Dubinsky, Workshop on the Role of GFs in Transformational Syntax -- Final Call
10.327 Confs: Beijing International Conference on Mandarin
1. shuicai, Beijing International Conference on Mandarin Word Study
10.328 Calls: L2 Teaching, Language Assessment
1. Delphine Renie, Center for Research on Lang Teaching and Learning
2. Anil Laxman Pathak (Dr), Language Testing, Evaluation, and Assessment
10.329 Calls: Hellenic Lang., 34th Colloquium of Linguistics
1. Elena Mantzari, 2nd Conference for the Hellenic Language and Terminology
2. Reinhard Rapp, 34th Colloquium of Linguistics
10.330 Qs: Proficiency test, Taxonomy, "ministre", Gender
1. maryanto maryanto, Proficiency Tests
2. Domenico LEMBO, Proper names and classification
3. Julie Auger, Madame la ministre
4. George Farrrugia, Grammatical Gender
10.331 FYI: Language issue, New list: athlang-l
1. Carol Neidle, Latest issue of Language
2. Jordan Lachler, NEW LIST: athlang-l
10.332 Jobs: German Ling, Syntax, Semantics
1. Joerg Wagner, German Ling; Martin-Luther-Universitdt Halle-Wittenberg
2. Gregory Ward, Syntax, Semantics; Visiting Asst Profs at Northwestern
10.333 Jobs: American Sign Lang; Discourse Analysis
1. Jan Fried, American Sign Lang; Instructor at Kapi'olani CC in Honolulu
2. UiL-OTS, Discourse; Asst Prof at Utrecht University
10.334 TOC: Linguistik Online
1. antje=hornscheidt, Linguistik Online: Vol. 1, 1999
10.335 Qs: Throat Singing, Con clusters, Syntax, Italian
1. Anthony M. Lewis, The articulatory gestures of Tuvan throat singing
2. Hideo Yamada, English consonant clusters VS Japanese phonology
3. Tamara Rae Neuberger, Lang Acquisition -- Syntax
4. Jillian R. Cavanaugh, Etruscan & Latin
10.336 FYI: Ling Annotation, SECOL Program, Lang Engineers
1. Steven Bird, Technical Report: A Formal Foundation for Linguistic Annotation
2. JANET BING, SECOL Conference Program
3. CRL SSLE, Computing Research Laboratory Summer School
10.337 Confs: Les Temps du Passe
1. Pierre [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Larriv, International workshop _Les temps du passe francais et leur enseignement_
10.338 Calls: Adjectives/NLP, Evolutionary Computation
1. Evelyne Viegas, The Description of Adjectives for NLP
2. Una-May O'Reilly, Evolutionary Computation
10.339 Calls: Korean Ling/U of Illinois, British Applied Ling
1. James Yoon, Korean Linguistics
2. Teresa O'Brien, British Association for Applied Linguistics
10.340 Confs: European Evaluation of Language Systems
1. Marc Blasband, European Evaluation of Language Systems
10.341 Calls: Computational Semantics, Language Processing
1. Maarten de Rijke, Inference in Computational Semantics (ICoS1)
2. Hongsing WONG, EMNLP/VLC-99 2nd CFP
10.342 Disc: "Cutting the mustard"
1. Edward B. Plaisance jr., Re: 10.283, Cutting the muster/mustard
10.343 FYI: Gesture/language, LSA Bulletin
1. Robin Allott, Gesture and language equivalence
2. LSA, March LSA Bulletin
10.344 All: Gunnel Kllgren Memorial Fund
1. Osten Dahl, Gunnel Kllgren Memorial Fund
10.345 Confs: Language interaction and culture
1. Mardi J Kidwell, Language, Interaction, and Culture University of California
10.346 FYI: Humor, EAMT workshop, Mixed languages workshop
1. Heidi B. Harley, Linguistics humor: Simpsons, cont.
2. Martin Cmejrek, Machine Translation
3. Peter Bakker, Workshop on mixed languages in Aarhus
10.347 Qs: Final lengthening, Psycholinguistic tests
1. Alice Turk, Final lengthening in the world's languages
2. Tatjana Zybatov, Adverbial modification of accomplishments
10.348 Calls: NWAVE-28
1. Peter Avery, NWAVE-28 in Toronto
10.349 Calls: MT Summit VII, Semantics and pragmatics NLP
1. Megumi Kiya, MT Summit VII
2. Myriam Bras-Grivart, workshop CFP semantics and pragmatics in Cargese
10.350 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.351 Sum: "Similar to" and "Different from"
1. guenter radden, "Similar to" and "different from"
10.352 Confs: France/Belgique
1. Emmanuelle Labeau, France-Belgique: des freres ennemis de la 'langue de chez nous'?
10.353 Calls: Perception in phonology, Generative metrics
1. Elizabeth Hume, Perception in Phonology
2. Nila Friedberg, Generative metrics
10.354 Calls: LSA Workshop, Natural Language Processing
1. Francisco Ordonez, Clitic/agreement affix combinations
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL'99 new and revised workshop calls
10.355 Disc: "Cutting the mustard"
1. MARC PICARD, Re: 10.342, Disc: "Cutting the mustard"
10.356 Disc: 'Cutting the Mustard'
1. John Lynch, Re: 10.342, Disc: "Cutting the mustard"
2. jcass, Re: 10.342, Disc: "Cutting the mustard"
10.357 Jobs: Computational Ling, Discourse/Socioling
1. pvanmeurs, Computational Ling; Tegic Communications
2. Helmut Gruber, Discourse/Socioling, Univ of Vienna
10.358 Books: Dutch Morphology
1. Rint Sybesma, Dutch Morphology: M. Huening, Woordensmederij
10.359 Books: Phonology
1. Rint Sybesma, Phonology: N. Elenbaas, A unified account of binary and ternary stress
10.360 Sum: Reduplication in Tunisian Arabic
1. Zouhair Maalej, Reduplication
10.361 Confs: Adverbs Conference Program
1. Peter Svenonius, ADVERBS CONFERENCE PROGRAM
10.362 Qs: Apostrophe-s, Software, Phonemes, Attitudes
1. David Robertson, Earliest attestation of "greengrocer's apostrophe-s"?
2. Sean Armstrong, Software for Speech Analysis
3. Mohamed Farouk Noamany, Arabic Phonemes
4. Damon Allen Davison, Language attitudes
10.363 FYI: Radio program, ELRA News
1. Peter T. Daniels, Radio program
2. Valerie Mapelli, ELRA News
10.364 Calls: Ancient/Modern Lang., Computational Linguistics
1. Ilona M. Vandergriff, SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS for PAMLA '99
2. Mike Rosner, EACL99 Workshop FINAL CFP
10.365 Qs: Language rights, Deictic shift, Second language
1. Larry Rosenwald, Language rights
2. Fergus, like as a prompt
3. Laura Wagner, "motherese" in SLA
10.366 Calls: American Indigenous Lang., Knowledge Discovery
1. Fiona Whalen, Workshop on American Indigenous Languages
2. Mohamed Quafafou, KDAD'99
10.367 Calls: Syntax/Semantics, Terminology
1. Meri E Larjavaara, The Relationship between Syntax and Semantics
2. Penny Labropoulou, EAFT conference on co-operation in Terminology
10.368 Calls: Modalities, Computational Linguistics
1. Methods for Modalities, Final CfP: Methods for Modalities (M4M)
2. nlprs99, CFP for NLPRS99
10.369 Calls: Australian Ling. Society, Logic/Grammar
1. John Henderson, Australian Linguistic Society Conference
2. RLMG, RLMG last CFP
10.370 Jobs: Computational Ling
1. Keiko Horiguchi, Machine Translation; Research Asst at Sony U.S. Labs in San Jose
2. Amy Livingstone, Multi-Language Speech Synthesis; Researcher at Eloquent Tech
10.371 Jobs: NLP, Japanese Lang
1. Jian Su, NLP(Chinese/English) Researcher Engineer at KRDL, Singapore
2. Tomiko Narahara, Japanese; Temporary Teacher at U of Cal in Santa Barbara
10.372 Jobs: General Ling, Syntax/Historical/Cognitive
1. Helmut Gruber, Correction: Visiting Prof of Linguistics, Vienna Universit
2. Simon Donnelly, Syntax/Historical/Cognitive/Psycho; Lecturer at U of the Witwatersrand
10.373 Jobs: General Linguistics, Morphology/Typology
1. Patricia Squadrito, General Ling; 1-year Visiting Asst. Prof at Brown University
2. Greville G. Corbett, Morphology/Typology; Research post at the Univ of Surrey
10.374 Support: Graduate Positions at the UiL OTS
1. UiL-OTS, Graduate Positions at the UiL OTS
10.375 Qs: 'I see'/'I mean', Twi (Asante), Haitian Creole
1. Robert Angelino, When/Where did "I see" mean "I understand"??
2. Yelnuhmada, Searching for Twi (Asante) learning materials
3. LEGER CATHERINE, Tense and aspect markers
10.376 FYI: NLP/Trans Story, Commentator/BBS, Radio Program
1. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, NLP and Translation/A reminder
2. Stevan Harnad, Neurology of Syntax: BBS Call for Commentators
3. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 10.363: FYI radio program
10.377 Calls: Human/Machine Conversation, Sino-Tibetan Lang
1. Yorick Wilks, THIRD WORKSHOP ON HUMAN-MACHINE CONVERSATION
2. F.K.Lehman (F.K.L.Chit Hlaing), 32nd International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Langs. & Linguistics
10.378 Calls: Languages in Contact, Syntax/Semantics in Paris
1. D.G. Gilbers, Languages in Contact
2. CSSP 99, Syntax and Semantics in Paris
10.379 Disc: 'Cutting the Mustard'
1. Ronald_Sheen, Re: 10.356, Disc: 'Cutting the Mustard'
10.380 Disc: New Zealand English
1. Laurie Bauer, Different from/to
10.381 FYI: Comp. processing, Typesetting text package
1. projecto, White paper on the computational processing of Portuguese
2. Ivan A Derzhanski, Cree/Inuktitut in TeX/LaTeX
10.382 Calls: Machine Translations, Grammar Systems
1. Francis Bond, Machine Translation
2. Carlos Martin Vide, Grammar Systems/Final Call
10.383 Calls: ELRA, L1 & L2 Spanish/Portugese
1. Jeff ALLEN, Reminder: Deadline for ELRA proposals
2. Cristina Sanz, Reminder:L1 and L2 Spanish & Portugese
10.384 Disc: 'Cutting the Mustard'
1. Prof. R.M. Chandler-Burns, Re: 10.379, Disc: 'Cutting the mustard'
10.385 Books: Lang Change
1. Janne Heikkinen, Language Contact, Variation, and Change
10.386 Books: Phonology
1. Damon Zucca, The Articulatory Basis of Locality in Phonology, Gafos
10.387 Jobs: Brazilian Portuguese, Rhetoric and Ling
1. Mario Van Assche, Brazilian Portuguese Speech Technology at Lernout & Hauspie (Belgium)
2. Salvatore Attardo, Rhetoric/Composition and Linguistics; Asst Prof at Youngstown State
10.388 Calls: Logic/Lang., Conditional Logic
1. Maarten de Rijke, Logic, Language, and Information
2. Dov Gabbay, WORKSHOP ON PROOF THEORY ESSLLI 99 FINAL REMINDER
10.389 Calls: Hispanic Ling., Discourse Tagging
1. Cristina Sanz, Reminder: 3rd Hispanic Linguistics Symposium
2. Barbara DiEugenio, ACL' 99 workshop: "Towards standards and tools for discourse tagging"
10.390 Qs: Phatic communion, Job outlook for PhDs
1. Ann Jorid Klungervik Greenall, Query: phatic communion
2. Hall Houston, Job outlook for Ph.Ds
10.391 Jobs: Phonology, Ling Test Engineers
1. Steven Schaufele, Phonology Theory; Asst Prof at Soochow U. in Taiwan
2. Heather Jones (Volt Computer), Linguistic Test Engineers; Seattle based corporation
10.392 Jobs: Localization, Speech and Lang Pathology
1. Vail, Localization Program Manager in Redmond, Washington
2. Bill Wells, Speech and Lang Pathology; Lectureships at University College London
10.393 Jobs: Historical, Phonetics, Semantics, Computational
1. Wayles Browne, Historical, Phonetics, Semantics; Visiting Prof at Cornell
2. Kurtzer, Speech Recognition; Research Scientist at Dragon Systems, Inc.
10.394 Books: Dictionary
1. Bernard Comrie, Bezhta-Russian Dictionary
10.395 Sum: Motherese and SLA
1. Laura Wagner, Motherese and SLA
10.396 TOC: Pennsylvania WPL Vol. 5.2
1. Alexis Dimitriadis, PWPL volume 5.2 (Current work in linguistics)
10.397 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.398 Support: Linguistics and Spanish
1. Stanley Dubinsky, Graduate support in Linguistics and Spanish
10.399 Calls: MT Summit 99, LOT, MLA 99
1. Jeff ALLEN, MT Summit 99 - theme session suggestion
2. Artemis Alexiadou, Remnant Movement F-movement and their implications for the T-model
3. Thomas F. Shannon, MLA 99 Language Change sessions
10.400 Jobs: Socioling and Phonetics/Phonology, General Ling
1. Elizabeth Hume, Socioling and Phonetics/phonology; Research at Ohio State U.
2. Doris Payne, General Linguistics; Visiting Asst Prof at U of Oregon
10.401 Sum: Second Dialect Acquisition
1. Jeff Siegel, Second Dialect Acquisition
10.402 Sum: Pronoun Ellipsis
1. Sadao Ando, Pronoun Ellipsis
10.403 Qs: Vary in NW, Deictic Shift, ID Lang, ASL & Brain
1. Laurie Zaring, Linguistic variation in the NW
2. Fergus, "Like" as a prompt for deictic shift
3. Joseph F Foster, Identify Language?
4. NANCY MAE ANTRIM, ASL, Verbal Language and the brain
10.404 FYI: Tate Article, EDSITE, Survey, Summer School
1. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, Follow-up on the Tate article
2. Serventi, Jennifer, Call for EDSITEment Nominations
3. Koenraad de Smedt, Call for participation in CL study programmes survey
4. Tobias Scheer, Plovdiv Summer School
10.405 Confs: Germanic Linguistics Annual Conf - 5
1. Mark L. Louden, Germanic Linguistics Annual Conference-5
10.406 Confs: Jordanstown Linguistics Day at U of Ulster
1. MJ.Ball, Jordanstown Linguistics Day
10.407 Calls: Asia-Pacific Langs, Discourse/Youth Identities
1. WATTERS Paul Andrew, Asia-Pacific Language Research
2. Jannis K. Androutsopoulos, Discourse constructions of youth identities
10.408 Confs: European Association of Chinese Linguistics
1. Niina Ning Zhang, 1st Meeting of the European Association of Chinese Linguistics
10.409 Jobs: Korean Lang
1. ChungminLee, Korean lecturer position at UCLA
10.410 Qs: Speech act, Review, Data-collection, Roots
1. agnesding, Pragmatics; speech act
2. Dan Everett, Postal Review
3. Loren A. BILLINGS, Seeking language-data-collection agencies
4. Jack Williams, English Roots within English Words
10.411 Qs: Lang. usage, Native speakers, U.S. newspapers
1. Dr. James Au Yeung, Survey on language usage and stuttering
2. Peter Oehl, Native Speakers Wanted II
3. Maite Taboada, Information on USA Today
10.412 FYI: Corpora, Grammatical Framework, Syntax
1. Jean Carletta, Summary of spoken dialogue corpus annotations
2. Aarne Ranta, GF - Grammatical Framework
3. Lotfi, Minimalist Program Revisited
10.413 Calls: Language & Consiousness, Morphology
1. M. Stamenov, Workshop on language and consciousness
2. Jeroen van de Weijer, Mediterranean Meeting on Morphology
10.414 Calls: Discourses & Learning, Persistent Conversation
1. LDTAP99, Discourses and Learning: Theoretical and Applied Perspectives (update)
2. Susan Herring, Persistent Conversation
10.415 Sum: 'I see' meaning 'I understand'
1. Robert Angelino, Re: When/Where did "I see" mean "I understand"?? - Some reponses...
10.416 Sum: Word Order in Russian
1. Mathias Schulze, Sum: Word order in Russian
10.417 Jobs: Particle verb research, Applied linguistics
1. mcintyre, Research project in Leipzig on particle verbs
2. linguist, Visiting Assistant Professor at The University of Montana-Missoula
10.418 Jobs: ESL, Acoustic & phonetic modeling
1. Jong Kun Lee, ESL/EFL Instructors at Mokpo National University
2. Nicolas Dufour, English/Dutch/German speech technology at Lernout&Hauspie (Belgium)
10.419 Jobs: Computational corpus linguistics
1. Detmar Meurers, Syntactic Annotation of Text Corpora at U. of Tuebingen
10.420 Sum: Articulatory posturing of Tuvan throat singers
1. Anthony M. Lewis, Articulatory posturing of Tuvan throat singers
10.421 FYI: Comp. Ling., Virtual Worlds, Teaching English
1. Lisa Turner, Open day poster
2. Anton Nijholt, Accepted Papers IVW'99
3. Rich Dikeman, Columbia Inaugurates a Summer TESOL Certificate Program
10.422 Qs: Contrasting Pairs, "Like", Bibliography Needed
1. Agathopoulou Lena, FIRE WALL VS WALL OF FIRE
2. suzanne fleischman, "like"-like discourse markers
3. HilaireVal, bibliography re language obsolesence
10.423 Jobs: Computational Linguistics
1. Sandypac30, Software Engineer in Speech Technology; Silicon Valley, CA
2. Sandypac30, Software Engineer in Speech Modeling and Synthesis
10.424 Books: Dictionary
1. Igor Fagradiants, Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language, Edited by D.N.Ushakov
10.425 Books: Semantics/Syntax
1. Rint Sybesma, Determiners, Quantificational Strategies, Evidence from Salish
10.426 Support: Ph.D in Neural Network Models
1. Victoria Murphy, Ph.D'ship in Neural Network Models at U of Hertfordshire
10.427 All: Annual report from LINGUIST
1. linguist, Annual report from LINGUIST
10.428 Qs: Idiomatic expressions, ESL, German modals
1. elkareh/tharwat, Idiomatic expressions
2. Thomas Dinsmore, Volunteer ESL Instructor Training
3. dltra1, German modal particles
10.429 Calls: EvoIASP99, Typology
1. cagnoni, EvoIASP99 Call for Late-breaking papers
2. Jan.Nuyts, Cognitive Typology Conference
10.430 Jobs: Computational ling, Acoustic phonetic engineers
1. Claudia Morettini, OSU tenure-track faculty position in computational linguistics
2. Sandypac30, Statistical language models/acoustic phonetic model engineers
10.431 Calls: Discourses & Learning, New Journal
1. LDTAP99, Discourses and Learning; Lancaster University
2. MJ.Ball, New Journal Call for Papers
10.432 Support: 3 PhD Studentships/Holland
1. Jeroen van de Weijer, Three PhD positions in Leiden/Amsterdam
10.433 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.434 Confs: Romance Languages at University of Michigan
1. Christina Tortora, Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages
10.435 Calls: Language and Identity
1. wendy burnett, Language and Identity
10.436 Confs: 1999 Humor Seminar
1. Jeanelle Barrett, Humor Seminar
10.437 Calls: Language Acquisition, Discourse
1. Richard H. Wicentowski, First Call for Papers: PacSLRF 2000
2. Dan Cristea, [E-CFP] ACL'99 Workshop on Discourse - Reference Relationship ---- Final remainder
10.438 Confs: Romance Languages/Addendum
1. Christina Tortora, Addendum to Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages
10.439 Confs: Generative Grammar
1. ilftd, Generative Grammar
10.440 Calls: Discourse Tagging, NLP Methods
1. Morena Danieli, ACL-99 Workshop on discourse tagging
2. Liu Xiaohu, Methods in Natural Language Processing
10.441 Qs: Visual Perception Verbs, Parsi Referecnes
1. Magda Zawislawska, Looking for references
2. William Mann, References on Parsi
10.442 Support: PhD Studentship/Natural Lang Processing/UK
1. Yorick Wilks, Studentship/Natural Language Processing
10.443 Calls: NLP/ACL, Tense Aspect & Mood
1. Andy Kehler, ACL Workshop on Unsupervised Learning for NLP
2. Tim Stowell, CHRONOS: Conference on Tense, Aspect, & Mood @ Thermi
10.444 Confs: Lang Change in Japan & East Asia
1. Thomas McAuley, Language Change in Japan and East Asia
10.445 Qs: Jamaican, Japanese, French, Boustrophedon
1. Elena Tapia, Jamaican English Oral Discourse
2. orie fukutomi, Zero Pronoun in Japanese
3. Aimee Johansen, Quebec French syntax
4. Richard Sproat, Boustrophedon Writing
10.446 Calls: Teaching Spanish, Machine Translation
1. Patricia MacGregor-Mendoza, Teaching Spanish to Native Speakers
2. ren, Computer Language Information Processing
10.447 Calls: Language Teaching, Language Assessment
1. Jianhua Li, Language Teaching
2. Mari Broman Olsen, Lg. Assessment and NLP Eval. Workshop
10.448 FYI: ESSLLI 99 grants, ACTFL-MLJ EMB award
1. ESSLLI 1999, esslli99 - deadline early registration
2. Tina Isabelli, ACTFL-MLJ Emma Marie Birkmaier Award
10.449 Jobs: Writing and translation, General linguistics
1. Jean Quirion, Writing and translation, Universite du Quebec a Hull (Canada)
2. Hortensia Curell Gotor, Visiting Professor in the English Department
10.450 Calls: Demos for ACL '99
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL'99 Call for Demos
10.451 Jobs: Sociolinguistics, Linguistics and philology
1. JANET BING, Visiting Professor in sociolinguistics
2. G M King, Assistant Lecturer Linguistics and Philology
10.452 Qs: L1 acquisition and NSP, Body parts
1. casilde a isabelli, L1 acquisition of the NSP
2. Jean-Pierre A Koenig, Body-parts
10.453 Calls: Linguistic Politeness, Grammar Systems
1. Krisadawan Hongladarom, International Symposium on Linguistic Politeness
2. Carlos Martin Vide, Grammar Systems: deadline extended
10.454 Qs: Spanish, Sign Language, Timing
1. Heather Bentley, Spanish subjunctive endings -ra/-se
2. Nobukatsu Minoura, Russian Sign Language
3. Andries Coetzee, Syllable-timed and stress-timed
10.455 Confs: Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics
1. Irina Sekerina, FASL8 Program
10.456 Confs: Turkic Languages
1. Cigdem Balim, First Manchester Conference on Turkic Languages
10.457 Qs: Whistling languages, Nasal stops, Logic
1. Bruce Downing, Whistling languages
2. David Gil, Preoralized nasal stops
3. Marco Antonio Young Rabines, Logic for undegraduate students of linguistics
10.458 Confs: Phonology at Manchester
1. Wiebke Brockhaus, 7th Phonology Meeting in Manchester
10.459 Confs: South Slavic and Balkan Languages
1. Dinko Georgiev, South Slavic and Balkan Languages - Plovdiv'99
10.460 Calls: Phonology, Language Theory/MLA
1. Tobias Scheer, Round Table in Phonology
2. lrw1, Language Theory/MLA
10.461 Qs: Adjective Construction, UNIX Tools,'Ouch'
1. Mikio Hashimoto, Adjective Plus for/of Construction
2. Jeff ALLEN, Controlled Language tools
3. Fred Cummins, Ouch...
10.462 Qs: Euskadi, Electronic Discourse
1. JenniferE, Basque Language question
2. Simonie Hodges, Electronic discourse
10.463 FYI: Hale Tribute, Semantics School, New Journal
1. Karlos Arregi, Tribute to Ken Hale on his retirement
2. Roberto Poli, Cognitive Semantics School
3. Odinaldo Rodrigues, The Journal of Language and Computation
10.464 Qs: Aural/Visual Dominance, Exclamations, Quotation
1. Craig McL. Wallace, aural vs visual dominance in language learning
2. David Harris, Question about exclamations/interjections
3. E. Kaisse, Quotation about the downhill slide of Latin
10.465 Review: Birner and Ward
1. David Umbach, Review: Birner and Ward
10.466 Review: Wolfram, Adger & Christian: Dialects ...
1. Mary Shapiro, Review of Wolfram/Adger/Christian
10.467 Review: Siewierska & Song: Case Typology and Grammar.
1. Chris Bongartz, book review "Case, Typology, and Grammar"
10.468 Confs: Language Acquisition and Breakdown
1. Angeliek van Hout, Language Acquistion & Breakdown
10.469 Jobs: General Ling/TESOL, Research Position
1. Tsaier Chen, General Linguistics/TESOL; Asst Prof at Shu-de College, Taiwan
2. Birgit Ahlemeyer, Research position at Humboldt University
10.470 Jobs: Japanese Lang, Computational Ling
1. Takayuki Nishimata, Japanese Lang; Temp Instructor Salem-Teikyo University (U.S.A.)
2. Lisa Turner, Computational Ling; Lecturer at King's College
10.471 Jobs: Computational Ling
1. kwhitman, Multi-Lingual Computational Ling in Burlington, Mass.
2. Heather Gregg, German or Spanish Computational Ling in Seattle, Washington
10.472 Books: Syntax
1. milly.neate, Syntax Textbooks
10.473 Books: Phonology
1. Damon Zucca, Optimality Theoretic Treatment of Phonological Asymmetries
10.474 Books: Finno-Ugric Langs
1. Johanna Laakso, Development of Mordvin Definite Conjugation, Laszlo Keresztes
10.475 Review: Habermas: On the Pragmatics of Communication
1. Radu Daniliuc [Shared], Review: J. Habermas - "On the Pragmatics of Communicatoin"
10.476 Calls: Discourse & Learning, Language Technologies
1. LDTAP99, Discourses and Learning: Theoretical and Applied Perspectives
2. Spela Vintar, Workshop on Language Technologies
10.477 Qs: Learning proficiency, Bilingual Education
1. YOU Zhen, Aptitude test & learning proficiency
2. 456lucas, Bilingual Education
10.478 Confs: User Modelling
1. Julita Vassileva, UM99 Registration Deadline Approaching!
10.479 Calls: Machine Translation, Virtual Agents
1. Megumi Kiya, MT Summit VII Workshop
2. Virtual Agents 99, Virtual Agents 99 - CFP
10.480 Review: Habermas: Pragmatics... (Review #2)
1. Bert Bultinck, RE: Habermas Review
10.481 FYI: Conf. list, Accent, Comp. ling., Transcription
1. Peter White, Latest Conference List
2. robert.smith16, Foreign Accent Syndrome
3. Priscilla Rasmussen, EACL'99 Call for Exhibits
4. Milena Dobreva, Summer school announcement