LINGUIST List, November 1998

November 1998 Issues

9.1522 Disc: German Spelling reform
1. The LINGUIST List, Moderators' note
2. [** Big5 charset **] \165\208\182\174\17, spelling reform
3. Keith Johnson, Re: 9.1520, Disc: German Spelling Reform
4. carla, Re: 9.1520, Disc: German Spelling Reform
9.1523 Jobs: Human Language Processing at OSU
1. Peter W. Culicover, Syntax/Semantics or Discourse at Ohio State University
9.1524 FYI: Lectures, PERL trees, ChatterBox free software
1. Laura Walsh Dickey, Nijmegen Lectures with Labov
2. Sean M. Burke, New Perl class for trees
3. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Ergo Talks with Microsoft Agents (Free Software)
9.1525 Calls: Multilingual OCR, EACL'99
1. Tin Kam Ho, Multilingual OCR (Optical Character Recognition)
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, EACL'99 Student CFP
9.1526 Confs: XI UCLA Indo-European Conference
1. Christopher Wilhelm, XI UCLA Indo-European Conference
9.1527 Calls: Conceptual Structures, "Signs, Music, Society"
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, Conceptual Structures
2. Gloria Withalm, "Signs, Music, Society" (Vienna, 1999/03/12-14)
9.1528 Disc: German Spelling Reform
1. The LINGUIST List, Moderators' Note
2. Alice Faber, Re: 9.1520, Disc: German Spelling Reform
3. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.1520, Disc: German Spelling Reform
4. David Gil, spelling
5. John R. Rennison, Re: 9.1517, Disc: German Spelling
9.1529 Disc: German Spelling Reform
1. bwald, Re: 9.1520, Disc: German Spelling Reform
2. Friedrich Neubarth, German Spelling
9.1530 Calls: Penn Ling. Colloquium, Logic, Language/Students
1. Cassandre Creswell, Final Call: Penn Ling. Colloquium
2. amalia, Logic, Language, and Information/Students
9.1531 Qs: Nagoya dialect, Metaphor, German text
1. Mark Hansell, Nagoya dialect
2. ILHAM ABU-GHAZALEH, Metaphor textbooks needed
3. Gert Webelhuth, Looking for copy of "Funk-Kolleg Sprache Band 2"
9.1532 Qs: ESL/Arabic, Psycoling Text, Unaccusativity
1. Heidi B. Harley, ESL for Arabic native speakers
2. mau, Psycholinguistic Teaching Materials
3. Bert Peeters, Unaccusativity Query Clarified
9.1533 Jobs: Theoretical Ling; Applied Ling/TESL
1. Birgit Kaiser, Theoretical Ling; PhD and Postdoc at U of Tuebingen
2. Darlene Wallace, Applied Linguistics/TESL; Tenure Track at U of Victoria
9.1534 Jobs: Computational Ling
1. Pete Whitelock, Computational Ling R&D; Sharp Labs of Europe
2. Robert Dale, Computational Ling at Macquarie University, Sydney
9.1535 Jobs: European Studies/Linguistics, General Ling
1. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, European Studies/Ling; PhD position at U of the West of England
2. Douglas.Biber, General Ling; Summer teaching at Northern Arizona University
9.1536 Calls: Language Acquistion, Computational Linguistics
1. GALA '99, Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition
2. Kruschwitz U, 2nd Annual Computational Linguistics Research Colloquium
9.1537 Disc: German Spelling Reform
1. Ralf, Re: 9.1520, Disc: German Spelling Reform
2. A.F. GUPTA, Re: 9.1528, Disc: German Spelling Reform
3. Rick Mc Callister, Re: 9.1528, Disc: German Spelling Reform
4. A.F. GUPTA, Re: 9.1518, Disc: German Spelling Reform
9.1538 Confs: Australian Linguistic Society
1. John Henderson, Australian Linguistic Society
9.1539 Sum: AAE & language acquisition
1. CRafal, Summary-AAE & lg acquisition
9.1540 Disc: German Spelling Reform
1. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, German spelling variants
2. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.1528, Disc: German Spelling Reform
3. Robert Hoberman, Spelling
9.1540 Disc: German Spelling Reform
1. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, German spelling variants
2. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 9.1528, Disc: German Spelling Reform
3. Robert Hoberman, Spelling
9.1541 Jobs: Assistant Prof, Assistant Prof, General ling
1. Bridgette Keene, Assistant Professor of Linguistics
2. John A. Goldsmith, Tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor level
3. paul baltes, General lang/ling
9.1542 Calls: Lex. Semantics, Collective Agent Based Systems
1. Valia Kordoni, Lexical Semantics Workshop--ESSLLI'99
2. Wiebe van der Hoek, Collective Agent Based Systems
9.1543 Calls: Deseret Lang./Ling. Society, Theoretical Ling.
1. paul baltes, Deseret Language and Linguistic Society
2. Jonathan Ginzburg, Israeli Theoretical Linguistics Assoc 15th Annual Meeting: 1st CFP
9.1544 Qs: Representation, Diglossia, Verbal Complement
1. Bahar Otcu, Representation
2. Johnny Thomsen, Diglossia
3. Hiroshi YAMAOKA, English Verbal Complement
9.1545 Calls: Lexicon, Turkic Languages
1. Sydney M Lamb, Lexicon
2. Cigdem Balim, Conference on Turkic Languages
9.1546 Calls: Language Technology, Negation/Slavic Languages
1. Djoerd Hiemstra, Language Technology in Multimedia Information Retrieval
2. Adam Przepiorkowski, Negation in Slavic Languages
9.1547 Disc: Last Posting: German Spelling Reform
1. Gerald Heusing, Re: 9.1520, Disc: German Spelling Reform
2. John R. Rennison, Re: 9.1528, Disc: German Spelling Reform
9.1548 Disc: Change in Policy: New Topic "SUPPORT"
1. The LINGUIST List, Change in Policy: New Topic
9.1549 Qs: Email List owners, Electronic Data
1. Andrew Carnie, Query: Electronic Corpora, Dictionaries, Grammars
2. Andrew Carnie, Query: Language List owners.
9.1550 FYI: LSA Bulletin, Conference on Modal Verbs program
1. LSA, October LSA Bulletin
2. Johan van der Auwera, Conference on Modal Verbs
9.1551 Jobs: General Ling, Sociolinguistics and comparative
1. Chris Roehl, Asst. Prof. of Linguistics, University of Michigan-Dearborn
2. Jared Lubarsky, Asst. Professor: Sociolinguistics, Comparative
9.1552 Support: Research Studentship
1. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, PhD position: Research Studentship
9.1553 Jobs: Hispanic Ling/Socioling, Applied Ling/TESL
1. Fernando Martinez-Gil, Hispanic Linguistics/Socioling; Asst Prof at Ohio State
2. Denise Kiseloff, Applied Ling/ TESL; Asst Prof at Cal State-Fresno
9.1554 Calls: Generative Linguistics
1. glow99, Generative Linguistics: GLOW 99 Reminder
9.1555 Confs: Theoretical and Applied Linguistics
1. Katerina Nicolaidis, Theoretical and Applied Linguistics
9.1556 All: Change in Policy: New Topic for Student Aid
1. The LINGUIST List, Change in Policy: New Topic
9.1557 Jobs: Dept Chair of Modern Lang, General Ling
1. Felice Anne Coles, Dept Chair for Modern Languages Dept at U of Mississippi
2. Dan Everett, General Ling; Visiting Lecturer at U of Pittsburgh
9.1558 TOC: Glot International 3-8
1. Rint Sybesma, Glot International Vol 3, Issue 8
9.1559 Books: Writing
1. Rint Sybesma, A. Nunn, Dutch orthography
9.1560 Books: Phoentics/Phonology
1. Rint Sybesma, Phoentics/Phonology: R. Goedemans, Weightless segments
9.1561 TOC: Language and Speech, Issue 1
1. Vadim B. Kassevitch, New Journal "Language and Speech"
9.1562 Books: Syntax, Syntax (Historical Irish Ling)
1. Rint Sybesma, M. Petter, Getting PRO Under Control
2. Rint Sybesma, I. Genee, Sentential complementation in Irish
9.1563 Calls: Arabic, Romance Languages/Students
1. harold, Conference on Arabic NLP
2. Serafin M. Coronel-Molina, Fifth Annual Graduate Romanic Association at the U. of Penn.
9.1564 Calls: Contact Languages, European Summer School
1. D.G. Gilbers, Languages in Contact
2. Bart Geurts, Logic Linguistics and Information
9.1565 Qs: Korean Ling., Word association, Sunshowers
1. Kezia Ralphs, Tracing Korean Linguistics conference paper
2. M. Lynne Murphy, Word association & literacy
3. Bert Vaux, Sunshowers
9.1566 Calls: Chinese/Machine Translation, Southern Dialects
1. ren, Chinese and Oriental Language/Machine Translation
2. Janet Bing, Southeast Conference on Linguistics
9.1567 Qs: Indo-European & Semitic lang., Spanish gender
1. Hersh Stern, Saul Levin's The Indo-European and Semitic languages
2. Maria Jose Alvarez-Torres, Spanish gender
9.1568 Qs: Syntax textbook, Linguistics and Mexico
1. Randy Sharp, Syntax Textbook
2. Johanna Goderre-McGrath, Linguistics and Mexico
9.1569 FYI: Discourse & Dialogue, Babel, NEH seminars
1. Susann LuperFoy, Special Interest Group on Discourse & Dialogue
2. Malcolm Lawrence, Babel Patronage
3. Arnold, Douglas, NEH: Summer seminars and institutes
9.1570 Jobs: English Ling, Psycholinguistics
1. Ocke-Schwen Bohn, English Ling; Associat Prof at U of Aarhus (Denmark)
2. Anne Cutler, Psycholinguistics; Postdoc at Max Planck Institute
9.1571 Jobs: Computational Ling, TESL
1. Laura Kenny-Carlson, Computational Ling; Tenure-track at Stanford University
2. Mary Ann Geissal, TESL; Tenure-Track in Northeastern Illinois
9.1572 FYI: Error in Russian Journal Title
1. Vadim B. Kassevitch, Error in Russian Journal Title
9.1573 Books: Syntax/ Semantics
1. Johanna Laakso, Semantics/Syntax: Modality in Saami
9.1574 Confs: Student Linguistic Conference/Last Call
1. [** iso-8859-1 charset **] \216ysteinAle, Student Linguistic Conference/Last Call
9.1575 Qs: Subject/topic, Cdrom, Semantics, Semilingualism
1. K. K. Grohmann, Subject/topic-prominent languages
2. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, CD rom Linguistics
3. Nick Bibis, Semantic features
4. Debra M. Hardison, "Semilingualism"
9.1576 FYI: Chomsky's lectures, PHONUM 6; Dept.of Phonetics
1. Acrisio Pires, Chomsky's lectures - Univ. of Maryland on 11/30
2. Kirk Sullivan, PHONUM 6; Reports from the Department of Phonetics
9.1577 Calls: Second Language Acquistion, African Language
1. ILFI3, Second Language Acquisition
2. G Poulos, African Language Association of Southern Africa
9.1578 Qs: Specificity, French Verbs
1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Specificity
2. Birgit Grimminger, French Verbs
9.1579 Jobs: General ling., Child language, SLA & Applied
1. David Carkeet, Assistant Professor of Linguistics: Grammar, History, and Intro.
2. Wayne Cowart, Instructor / Child Language University of Southern Maine
3. Doris Payne, University of Oregon SLA & Applied Position
9.1580 Support: CP psycholinguistics, Neurophonetics
1. Shelia M. Kennison, Ph.D. Program in Cognitive Psychology
2. Jack Gandour, Post-doc traineeship in Neurophonetics
9.1581 Sum: Spanish gender (9.1567)
1. Maria Jose Alvarez-Torres, summary responses to Spanish gender (9.1567)
9.1582 Confs: Romance Linguistics XII
1. UiL-OTS, Romance Linguistics
9.1583 Jobs: Socioling, English Ling
1. Catherine N. Ball, Sociolinguistics; Asst Prof at Georgetown
2. David Carkeet, English Ling; Asst Prof at U of Missouri
9.1584 TOC: Language and Speech, vol 41 no 2
1. Language and Speech editorial office, Language And Speech, vol 41 no 2
9.1585 Books: Semantics
1. Linguistics Club Publications, Semantics; A Network Theory of Reference, Kiyoshi Ishikawa
9.1586 Books: Dictionary
1. Linguistics Club Publications, Kpelle dictionary, Elizabeth Grace Winkler
9.1587 TOC: Language and Linguistics, Vol 1 No 1
1. Ennaji, First issue of LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS
9.1588 Review: Silverman: Phasing and recoverability
1. Stefan A Frisch, Silverman book review
9.1589 Qs: Rhetoric, Italian acquisition, Research funds
1. Igor Z. Zagar, Rhetoric in primary schools
2. A.F. GUPTA, Acquisition of Italian
3. J.K. Damanhuri, Research funds
9.1590 Calls: Phonetics & Phonology, Pragmatics
1. Peter Dennis Viechnicki, Phonetics and Phonology
2. Ziv Yael, Pragmatics/Extended Deadline
9.1591 Confs: Information Fusion
1. Luong, Khanh Q, The 2nd International Conference on Information Fusion
9.1592 Confs: Comparative German Syntax
1. Christer Platzack, Comparative German Syntax Workshop
9.1593 Calls: Artificial Intelligence, Language & Culture
1. KBCS-98 Secretariat, Artificial Intelligence
2. Munkyung Agnes Kang, Language, Interaction, and Culture
9.1594 Sum: CD rom for Linguistics
1. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, CD rom Linguistics: summary
9.1595 Qs: Manifest destiny, Derogatory terms
1. Lynn Alan Eubank, Textual analysis of manifest destiny
2. Marnie Petray, Derogatory terms
9.1596 Jobs: Syntax
1. Dr. E. Guilfoyle, Asst. Prof. of Syntax, University of Calgary
9.1597 Calls: Theoretical/Applied Ling, Chinese Dialectology
1. Anna Bosch, Theoretical, Descriptive, and Applied Linguistics
2. David Prager Branner, Chinese dialectology
9.1598 Review: Scobbie: Autosegmental Representation
1. Mike Hammond, Review: Scobbie: Autosegmental Representation
9.1599 Sum: Morphosyntactic Features
1. Mike_Maxwell, Morphosyntactic Features
9.1600 TOC: Anthropological Linguistics
1. john a. erickson, Anthropological Linguistics, Vol. 40, No. 3
9.1601 Jobs: Psycholinguistics, Comparative Ling
1. Melissa Bowerman, Psycholinguistics; Max Planck Institute
2. Heleen Plaisier, Comparative Indo-European Ling; Full Prof at Leiden Univ.
9.1602 Books: Sociolinguistics
1. Linguistics Mailbox, Speaking Through the Silence, Laine A. Berman
2. Damon Zucca, A Minimalist Approach to Intrasentential Code Switching, Jeff MacSwan
3. Linguistics Mailbox, Social Science and conversation Analysis, Harvey Sacks
9.1603 Books: Semantics
1. Damon Zucca, Pragmatics of Conditional Marking, Scott A. Schwenter
9.1604 Books: Lang Change & Syntax
1. Damon Zucca, Phrase Structures in Competition: Variation and Change in Old Eng
9.1605 Books: Syntax, Syntax & Morphology
1. Damon Zucca, On Economizing the Theory of A-Bar Dependencies, Wei-Tien Dylan Tsai
2. Linguistics Mailbox, A Derivational Approach to Syntactic Relations
9.1606 Books: 2nd Lang Acquisition
1. Linguistics Mailbox, Second Language Learning Theories, R. Mitchell and F. Myles
9.1607 TOC: UCI Working Papers in Linguistics, vol 4
1. Irvine Linguistics Students Association, UCI Working Papers in Linguistics, Vol 4, 1998
9.1608 Books: Phonology
1. Rint Sybesma, Functional phonology, Paul Boersma
9.1609 Books: Discourse
1. Rint Sybesma, Causal Connectives Have Presuppositions, Luuk Lagerwerf
9.1610 Qs: Italian dialect, Tone, Speech, Ling/Edu article
1. Giampaolo Poletto, Use of subjunctive in Italian dialects
2. Vincent DeCaen, Tone downstep
3. ParkerJ, Sister speech communities
4. Geoffrey S. Nathan, Linguistics and Education article
9.1611 Qs: Cognate object construction, Language/computers
1. Piroska Csuri, Cognate object construction
2. feargal murphy, Language and computers
9.1612 Sum: Movies with Convincing Accents
1. Joseph Tomei, Movies with convincing accents
9.1613 Calls: Germanic Generative Syntax Newsletter
1. Zwart C.J.W., Germanic Generative Syntax Newsletter
9.1614 Qs: Parallel texts, Icelandic there-constructions
1. John Nerbonne, Parallel texts in FL learning
2. YukaMakita, Icelandic there-constructions
9.1615 Review: Gopnik & Meltzoff: Words, Thoughts and Theories
1. Laura Wagner, Book Review
9.1616 Disc: Morphosyntax
1. Hutchinson, Larry, Morphosyntactic features
9.1617 Calls: Computational Linguistics, Semi-lexical Heads
1. Richard Sproat, Association for Computational Linguistics
2. Norbert Corver, Workshop on Semi-lexical Heads
9.1618 Qs: WHAT & HOW distinction, Focus condition
1. Ji Donghong, Distinction between WHAT and HOW
2. Carsten Breul, Focus condition for Heavy Shift
9.1619 Jobs: Technology Consultant, SLA & Applied Ling
1. Naoko Nemoto, Instructional Technology Consultant at Mount Holyoke
2. Doris Payne, SLA & Applied Ling; Asst Prof at U of Oregon
9.1620 Jobs: Japanese, Computational Ling
1. Mutsuko Endo Hudson, Japanese language instructor position at Michigan State
2. Chris Barker,
9.1621 Jobs: TESOL/Applied Ling, NLP
1. mary miller, TESOL/Applied Ling; Tenure track at U of Maryland
2. Ernst Buchberger, Statistics-based NLP; Austrian Research Institute for AI
9.1622 TOC: Cognitive Linguistics Vol 9, Issues 2-3
1. Christoph Eyrich, Cognitive Linguistics 9: 2 (1998), 9: 3 (1998)
9.1623 Books: African Languages
1. Christoph Eyrich, Koyra Chiini (Songhay languages/West Africa)
9.1624 Books: Historical Sociolinguistics
1. Christoph Eyrich, Language Change: Advances in Historical Sociolinguistics
2. Christoph Eyrich, Advances in English Historical Linguistics, Fisiak & Krygier (Editors)
9.1625 Books: Anthropological Ling
1. Christoph Eyrich, The Collected Works of Bronislaw Pilsudski
9.1626 TOC: Probus 10: 2 (1998)
1. Christoph Eyrich, Probus 10: 2 (1998)
9.1627 TOC: PWPL Vol 5.1
1. Alexis Dimitriadis, PWPL volume 5.1 (Proceedings of PLC 22)
9.1628 Qs: BBC Interview, Bilingual Testing, Arabic
1. Darek Galasinski, BBC Newsnight programme
2. RNelsonjr, Cognitive testing of Bilinguals
3. mekki mustafa, Computational Linguistics Terminology
9.1629 Disc: UK National Literacy Strategy
1. A.F. GUPTA, UK National Literacy Strategy
9.1630 FYI: Publishing house, Translation, Semiotics
1. ETS publishing house, News of ETS publishing house (3rd issue)
2. Michele Neylon, Ring of Translation Research
3. alan harris, Join the Semiotic Society of America
9.1631 Disc: Morphosyntax
1. Charles T. Scott, Re: 9.1616, Disc: Morphosyntax
2. JFThiels, Re: 9.1616, Disc: Morphosyntax
9.1632 Calls: Computational Ling, Semitic Syntax & Morphology
1. Kruschwitz U, Computational Linguistics/PhD Students
2. Abbas Benmamoun, Semitic Syntax Conference & Morphology Workshop
9.1633 Qs: Loanwords, Textual Criticism/Spain, Phonetics
1. projetcp, English loanwords in Italian and Chinese
2. Teresa Moralejo, Medieval Textual Criticism in Spain
3. Joe Stemberger, Phonetics courses
9.1634 Disc: Morphosyntax
1. Debus/Carrasquel, Re: 9.1631, Disc: Morphosyntax
2. Robert Beard, Re: 9.1631, Disc: Morphosyntax
3. mmoss, Re: 9.1631, Disc: Morphosyntax
9.1635 Confs: HIL Phonology 4
1. Jeroen van de Weijer, Holland Institute of Generative Ling/Phonology
9.1636 Qs: Intelligibility studies, Philippovich's book
1. John L. Johnston, M.A., C.R.S.A., CSRE software, Intelligibility Research References
2. projetcp, Philippovich's book
9.1637 Qs: Linguistics programs, English prepositions
1. DAVID WHARTON, Small linguistics programs
2. intsar gobara, English prepositions
9.1638 Qs: User-generated thesauri, Technology in classes
1. Stig W. Joergensen, User-generated thesauri
2. Kirk Hazen, Technology in Linguistics Classes
9.1639 Confs: New Zealand Linguistic Society
1. John Newman, New Zealand Linguistic Society Conference
9.1640 Calls: Formal Linguistics (WCCFL)
1. Andrew Carnie, Second Call: WCCFL18
9.1641 Jobs: Semantics, Sociolinguistics
1. Diane Lillo-Martin, Semantics; Asst/Assoc Position at UConn
2. Jennifer Dillon, Socioling; Dept. of Spanish & Portuguese/U of Texas, Austin
9.1642 Jobs: Computational Ling, English Ling
1. Gamper Johann, Computational Ling; European Academy of Bozen
2. Niki Ritt, English Linguistics; Prof at Vienna University
9.1643 Sum: Intro Syntax Textbook
1. Randy Sharp, Introductory Syntax Textbook: Response
9.1644 Sum: 2nd Summary; Morphsyntactic Features
1. Mike_Maxwell, Morphosyntactic Features: 2nd summary
9.1645 Sum: Neogtiation in interaction
1. Wilfried Oeller, Negotiation in interaction
9.1646 Calls: Computational Ling., Computational Ling.
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, Computational Linguistics/Tutorials
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, Computational Linguistics/ General and Thematic Sessions
9.1647 Qs: Teaching Second Language, Arabic Vowels
1. Martin Boyle, Teaching Second Language
2. Vincent DeCaen, Arabic vowels
9.1648 Calls: Cognitive Ling, Semitic Syntax & Morphology
1. alan harris, Cognitive Linguistics
2. Abbas Benmamoun, Semitic Syntax and Morphology
9.1649 FYI: Pashto Dictionary, European Language Resource
1. Taylor Roberts, Pashto word list now on the web
2. Dr Tony McEnery, Recompiling the European Languages Resource Catalogue
9.1650 Calls: Structure/Constituency, European Summer School
1. Suzanne Urbanczyk, Structure and Constituency in Languages of the Americas
2. Resource Logics and Minimalist Grammars, Resource Logics and Minimalist Grammars
9.1651 Sum: Focus Condition on Heavy Shift
1. Carsten Breul, Sum: Focus condition on Heavy Shift
9.1652 Books: English Verb Morphology
1. arus, Book: English verbs
9.1653 Sum: Animacy and Definiteness
1. Andrew Carnie, SUM: Animacy
9.1654 Calls: Glot International, Lang. Acquisition/Breakdown
1. Glot International, Glot International
2. Angeliek van Hout, Language Acquisition and Language Breakdown
9.1655 Qs: Semantic dotting, Articulatory setting
1. Victor Pekar, Distribution of semantic dotting
2. Noel Hunt, Articulatory setting
9.1656 FYI: Ling. Science, Spanish, Machine Translation
1. Vladimir Rykov, Linguistic Science books from Russia
2. Tina Isabelli, LINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVES FROM SPANISH 2ND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
3. roger harris, Machine translation lecture, London, U.K.
9.1657 Confs: Typologie des Langues/Typology
1. Marchell, Typologie des Langues
9.1658 Confs: Association for Semantics
1. Johannes Doelling, Association for Semantics/SINN UND BEDEUTUNG 1998
9.1659 Confs: Student Linguists
1. Isabelle Leglise, Student Linguists
9.1660 FYI: Help a colleague--Natasha Gagarina
1. E. Wayles Browne, Help a colleague--Natasha Gagarina
9.1661 Qs: Pashto, Speech acts, Presidential speeches
1. Roderick A. Jacobs, European Language Resource
2. Anna Fenyvesi, the speech act of blurting
3. Roy/Lilian Tan, Clinton's "Apology" Speech
9.1662 Jobs: Neurophysiology of Language, ESL
1. Loraine K. Obler, Ph.D., Neurophysiology of Language
2. jianli, ESL Teaching English or American literature, creative writing
9.1663 Support: African American Professors Program
1. Stanley Dubinsky, African American Professors Program
9.1664 Disc: Re: 9.1634, Disc: Morphosyntax
1. Paul Llido, Re: 9.1634, Disc: Morphosyntax
9.1665 Calls: ACL '99 Student Session
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL99 - Student Session Call for Papers
9.1666 Calls: Student Conference, Chamito-semitic Syntax
1. Wi-Vun T. Chiung, Student Conference
2. Ennaji-Sadiqi, Chamito-semitic Conference & Institute
9.1667 Qs: Compounds, Technical Corpus Analysis, Armenian
1. Andreas Gather, Romance and German Verb + Noun Compounds
2. alejandro curado fuentes, Technical Corpus Analysis
3. David Harris, Availability of a General Amerind Reference
9.1668 Qs: Biblical Hebrew, Fonts, Computer Technology
1. Asya Pereltsvaig, Syntactic research of Biblical Hebrew
2. doctor, Pahalavi Fonts
3. Will Wright, Software and Hardware for the blind...
9.1669 TOC: Leeds Working Papers
1. PAUL FOULKES, Leeds Working Papers in Linguistics and Phonetics
9.1670 Books: Syntax/Semantics
1. Damon Zucca, Syntax/Semantics of gradable adjectives
9.1671 Books: Linguistic Theory/ Computational Ling
1. Maureen Burke, Linguistic Theory and Computational Linguistics
9.1672 Jobs: ESL, Psycholinguistics
1. Park, Sang Jin, ESL teaching position at Yeungnam University
2. Rainer Dietrich, Psycholinguistics at Humboldt University
9.1673 Jobs: General Ling/Phonetics, Theoretical Ling
1. Gerry Docherty, Linguistics & Phonetics; Research Associate at U of Newcastle
2. Gao Zhao-Ming, Theoretical or Applied Linguistics at National Chi Nan University, Taiwan
9.1674 Jobs: Speech Technology, Semantics
1. Steve Isard, Lectureship in Speech Technology - University of Edinburgh
2. Kevin A. Dougherty, Semantics/ General Ling at Swarthmore College
9.1675 Qs: Danish phonology, Nuer/Typing in Arabic
1. jcb, Danish phonetics and phonology
2. Wright Frank, Nuer, Typing in Arabic
9.1676 FYI: Morphosyntax, Computational sign ling, Donation
1. Joan Bresnan, Stanford LFG web site additions in morphosyntax
2. Angus B. Grieve-Smith, Announcing new list SO-QIWOA
3. Ann Lindvall, Re: 9.1660, FYI: Help a colleague--Natasha Gagarina
9.1677 Calls: Cognitive Science, Language Learning Technology
1. Colleen Seifert, Cognitive Science Conference
2. Eurocall'99, Information and Communication Technology
9.1678 Calls: Metaphor, Teaching Foreign Language
1. Miriam Taverniers, Metaphor
2. Virginia LoCastro, Applied Linguistics, Teaching Foreign Language
9.1679 Qs: Error correction, Communication, Serial verbs
1. harati, Error Correction Strategies
2. Andrea Faulstich, Language and communication awareness
3. Li Rulai, Serial Verbs Construction
9.1680 Calls: Metaphor/Cognition, Phrase Structure Grammar
1. grover, Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar
2. Ann Dowker, Metaphor/Artificial Intelligence and Cognition
9.1681 Qs: Discourse Analysis, Nom-Gen Conversion
1. J.K. Damanhuri, Critical Discourse Analysis
2. HIRAIWA Ken, Nominative-Genitive Conversion
9.1682 FYI: Syntax Textbook, Multimodality, Babel Request
1. J.Thornborrow, Re: 9.1643, Sum: Intro Syntax Textbook
2. European Network in Language and Speech, Summer School on Multimodality
3. Malcolm Lawrence, Babel extends its reach for translators
9.1683 Jobs: Spanish Lang, Sociolinguistics
1. Jeff Tennant, Spanish Lang; Tenure-Track at U of Western Ontario
2. Chuta Funayama, Sociolinguistics; Prof or Asst Prof at Osaka Prefecture U.
9.1684 Books: Semantics
1. Rint Sybesma, Semantics: M. Honcoop, Dynamic Excursions on Weak Islands
9.1685 Books: Sociolinguistics
1. Rint Sybesma, Socioling: M. vd Haagen, Caught between norms: American or British
9.1686 Jobs: Neuroling/Psycholing, Child Lang Develop
1. A.C. Ogg, Neuroling, Psycholing; Asst Prof at U of Manitoba
2. Kalinowski, Joseph, Child Lang Development; Asst Prof at East Carolina U.
9.1687 Jobs: ESL, Japanese Ling
1. nishiyama, kunio, ESL; Teacher at Ibaraki University, Japan
2. ykite@ipcku.kansai-u.ac.jp, Japanese Ling; Assoc. Prof at Kansai U. in Osaka, Japan
9.1688 Qs: Welsh, "Neurolinguistics", Creole text
1. Janine, Welsh adjectives
2. JPKIRCHNER, "Neurolinguistics"
3. JPKIRCHNER, Creole text
9.1689 Calls: Consciousness, Malay/Indonesian Linguistics
1. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Consciousness Conference Announcement
2. David Gil, Malay / Indonesian Linguistics Symposium
9.1690 Qs: Verbal ability tests, English dialect attitudes
1. KAORI SHIBATANI, Verbal ability test for L2
2. Steven Schaufele, English dialect attitudes, prejudices, etc.
9.1691 Calls: Slavic Languages, Latin American Languages
1. Uwe Junghanns, Slavic Languages
2. Michele Neylon, Interdisciplinary Approaches to Latin America