October 1991 Issues

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• 2.600 Disc: ASL
  1. , Re: 2.563 Queries
  2. Fan mail from some flounder?, This was bounced back, so please post -- re ASL as a natural lg.
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.591 Responses
  4. Ronnie Wilbur, BU and ASL
• 2.601 Misc: Sound change, Linguist, Directionals, etc.
  1. Sarah Thomason, unconditioned sound change is no myth
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.593 What is a Linguist?
  3. jack rea, varia
  4. , Newfoundland
  5. John E. Koontz, Directionals and Possessions
• 2.602 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.595 Is Language Infinite?
  2. Tom Lai, Is language infinite?
  3. Terry Langendoen, is language infinite?
• 2.603 Disc: Whorf and Plurals
  1. , Re: 2.588 Responses: Whorf, Einstein, Change
  2. , Re: 2.588 Responses: Whorf, Einstein, Change
  3. , Re: 2.594 Queries: Whorf
  4. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.599 Plurals
  5. Michael Covington, Re: 2.599 Plurals
• 2.604 Misc: Yiddish, Kreplach and Washing
  1. Sheldon Harrison, Yiddish -ax
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.583 Semantics and Chinese Kreplach
  3. Robert D Hoberman, Kreplach
  4. Jim Scobbie, Re: 2.566 Washing
  5. mark l louden, Re: 2.566 Washing
• 2.605 Disc: Polite Pronouns
  1. "Michel, 2.598 Polite Pronouns
  2. "Michel, Polite Pronouns: Mischstil
  3. Victor Raskin, Tu/vous
• 2.606 FYI: African Font Encoding
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: 5.0349 African Font Encoding (TeX) (1/254)
• 2.607 Qs: Adverbials, Priming, IPA, Mongolian
  1. Jim Scobbie, Query
  2. Herb Stahlke, Another quotation to trace
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.596 Whenever
  4. "(offrey Russom, Re: 2.597 For Your Information
  5. Kenjiro Matsuda, Literatures on Priming?
  6. Michel Eytan LILoL, IPA fonts
  7. Henry Rogers, query Mongolian
• 2.608 Disc: Polite Pronouns
  1. , Re: 2.605 Polite Pronouns
  2. Dan I. Slobin, Re: 2.605 Polite Pronouns
  3. Herb Stahlke, Re: 2.605 Polite Pronouns
  4. Joe Giampapa, Re: Jack Rea's "varia" 2.601
• 2.609 FYI: International Pragmatics Association
  1. , International Pragmatics Association
• 2.610 Misc: Washing, Whorf and Whenever
  1. David E Newton, RE: Washing, etc
  2. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, re: needs washing and anymore/SouthernCA.
  3. Pamela Munro, Re: 2.555 It needs washed
  4. Catrin Sian Rhys, Re: 2.596 Whenever
  5. Logical Language Group, Re: 2.603 Whorf and Plurals
• 2.611 Misc: Responses
  1. , specific/referential
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.597 For Your Information
  3. Marjorie K M Chan, Acquisition of (Mandarin) Chinese classifiers: References
  4. John Phillips, Re: query Mongolian
  5. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.607 Queries
  6. "Bruce E. Nevin", Webster
  7. Henry "S." Thompson, Re: 2.574 That's and WordCruncher
  8. Peter Cole, Microsoft Word
• 2.612 Calls: Kentucky Foreign Language, Functional Grammar, SCIL 4
  1. Greg Stump, Call for papers: Kentucky Foreign Language Conference
  2. , 5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR
  3. Student Conference in Linguistics, Conference Announcement
• 2.613 Qs: Translation, Modals, Esperanto, Reflexive, etc.
  1. "l. valentine", Machine Translation Involving Spanish
  2. "(. valentine", Double modals, "real" data
  3. , query regarding esperanto
  4. Michael Newman, query
  5. Fan mail from some flounder?, Third person indefinite reflexive
  6. Julie Coleman, political correctness
• 2.614 Qs: French orthography, bananar, etc.
  1. "Michel, Orthographic to phonetic French
  2. , bananar
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, trema?
  4. And Rosta, [one of you]rs
  5. Michael Kac, Query
• 2.615 Disc: Polite/Plural Pronouns
  1. Swann Philip, 2.608 Polite Pronouns
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.608 Polite Pronouns
  3. , 2.608 Polite Pronouns
  4. , Re: 2.605 Polite Pronouns
  5. , You/youse and politeness
• 2.616 Disc: Plurals and Kreplach
  1. John E. Koontz, Plural of Mac
  2. Dennis Baron, odd/even plurals
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, odd plurals
  4. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.599 Plurals
  5. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.603 Whorf and Plurals
  6. , Re: 2.604 Responses: Kreplach and Washing
  7. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.604 Responses: Kreplach and Washing
  8. Larry Horn, On Kreplach and UD
  9. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.604 Responses: Kreplach and Washing
• 2.617 Disc: ASL
  1. , 2.600 ASL
  2. Henry "S." Thompson, Re: 2.600 ASL
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, Towards a literary tradition in ASL
  4. , ASL as a foreign language
  5. Allan C. Wechsler, Towards a literary tradition in ASL
• 2.618 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. Jacques Guy, Is language infinite?
  2. Tom Lai, Why talk about infinite lang
  3. John Coleman, RE: 2.595 Is Language Infinite?
• 2.619 Disc: The Finiteness of Language; Features
  1. , 2.602 Is Language Finite?
  2. Mark Johnson, Re: 2.568 Features
  3. , Re: 2.568 Features
• 2.620 Jobs: Applied Linguistics, Grammatical Theory
  1. Ken Willing, Job Announcement: Sydney, Australia
  2. Diane Enders, Job Announcement: UC Irvine
• 2.621 Disc: Sound Change
  1. , Unconditioned Sound Change
  2. bert peeters, 2.601 Unconditioned/-tional change
• 2.622 Disc: Anymore
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.607 Queries
  2. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.608 Polite Pronouns
  3. Robin J. Edmundson, RE: 2.607 Queries
  4. Larry Horn, Re: 2.607 Queries
  5. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", RE: 2.607 Queries
  6. Allan C. Wechsler, 2.610 Anymore
• 2.623 Disc: On Becoming Bilingual
  1. , Query: Bilingual education of deaf children
  2. , query regarding bilingual children
• 2.624 FYI: Workshop on Comparative Germanic Syntax
  1. Arild Hestvik, ANNOUNCEMENT: Seventh Workshop on Comparative Germanic Syntax
• 2.625 Disc: ASL
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.617 ASL
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.617 ASL
  3. Vicki Fromkin, Re: 2.617 ASL
  4. Karen Christie, Re: 2.617 ASL
  5. Ronnie Wilbur, More on ASL
  6. Karen Christie, Re: 2.617 ASL
• 2.626 Qs: Computational, Turkic, Overt/covert messages
  1. , Computational Linguistics
  2. , anymore
  3. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", Queries
  4. Ron Kuzar, overt/covert messages
• 2.627 Disc: Themselves
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.613 Queries
  2. , Themself
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.613 Queries
  4. MAILBOOK, Re: 2.613 Queries
  5. David Denison, Re: 2.613 Queries
  6. "And Rosta", RE: Third person indefinite reflexive
• 2.628 Disc: Polite Pronouns and Plurals
  1. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, y'all and politeness
  2. David E Newton, RE: 2.615 Polite/Plural Pronouns
  3. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.615 Polite/Plural Pronouns
  4. bert peeters, 2.616 Plurals
  5. Stephen P Spackman, Datum/Data
• 2.629 Misc: Responses
  1. Larry Davis, The Irish Connection
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.606 African Font Encoding
  3. Leslie Barratt, IPA fints
  4. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.611 Responses
  5. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, example numbering in WordPerfect
  6. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.614 Queries
  7. bert peeters, What Chomsky does and what he says he does...
• 2.630 Disc: Machine Readable Dictionaries and Spanish MT
  1. Circle Noetic Svc, A Nizhnikov,PAS, Re: 2.587 Machine Readable Dictionaries
  2. , RE: 2.613 Queries
  3. Derk Ederveen, Re: 2.613 - Machine translation involving spanish
• 2.631 Disc: Double Modals; Specific/Referential
  1. , Double Modals
  2. Barbara Johnstone, Re: 2.613 Queries
  3. Ron Hofmann, specific-contcrete-refential
  4. , specific/referential
• 2.632 Disc: Whorf
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, 2.610 Whorfian relativism
  2. Niko Besnier, Whorf again
  3. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, SAPIR-WHORF
• 2.633 Disc: Yours, and Distributivity
  1. Kim Jones, [one of you]rs
  2. Joe Stemberger, Re: 2.614 Queries
  3. , distributive verbs
  4. Logical Language Group, distributive/collective
• 2.634 Disc: Is Language Finite?
  1. AVERY D ANDREWS, finiteless of language
  2. Jacques Guy, Not (in)finity of NL, but it started there.
  3. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, 2.618 Is Language Finite?
  4. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 2.618 Is Language Finite?
• 2.635 Qs: Pauses, Tense, Rhetorical qs, PC
  1. Liz Shriberg, filled pauses
  2. Niko Besnier, English dialectal verb-ending form
  3. Niko Besnier, Rhetorical questions: Query
  4. Paul Heisterkamp, Political Correctness: What is it?
• 2.636 Disc: Whorf
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.632 Whorf
  2. William McKellin, Re: 2.632 Whorf
  3. Niko Besnier, Berlin & Kay vs Whorf
  4. , RE: 2.632 Whorf
  5. , Re: 2.632 Whorf
  6. , Re: 2.632 Whorf
  7. "Barbara.Abbott", 2.632 Whorf
• 2.637 Disc: Word Processing
  1. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.611 Responses
  2. , wordperfect linguist utilities
  3. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.629 Responses
  4. Photographic Sys, L Rosenblum,PAS, Source for Fonts
  5. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.630 Machine Readable Dictionaries & Spanish MT
• 2.638 FYI: Functionalist Papers Available
  1. , Functionalist Papers
• 2.639 Misc: PC, Pronouns, Plurals and Turkic
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.635 Queries
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", rejecting plural of respect
  3. Dan I. Slobin, Turkic
  4. , plural data
• 2.640 Disc: Anymore
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  3. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  4. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  5. Rob Vousten, Re: 2.622 Anymore
  6. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.626 Queries
  7. Henry Rogers, Re: Anymore
• 2.641 Disc: Themself and Yours
  1. Ron Kuzar, Themself
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", they
  3. Paul Saka, RE: yours/you's
• 2.642 Disc: Sound Change, Collective marking
  1. Ellen Kaisse, Re: 2.621 Sound Change
  2. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.621 Sound Change
  3. Michael Barlow, Re: 2.614 Collective marking
  4. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.633 Yours, and Distributivity
• 2.643 Disc: What is a Linguist? Is Language Finite?
  1. bert peeters, 2.634 Is language infinite - Infinite polysemy
  2. , 2.634 Is Language Finite?
  3. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.593 What is a Linguist?
  4. paul saka, RE: what is a linguist?
  5. , Re: 2.580 What is a Linguist?
• 2.644 Misc: Responses
  1. , possessive -s in English
  2. Barbara Johnstone, I says
  3. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, to Liz Shriberg re filled pauses
  4. Scott Delancey, Re: 2.635 Queries
  5. "Bruce E. Nevin", rwojcik: range-specifying NPs
  6. , Re: 2.614 Queries
  7. Derk Ederveen, Re: 2.613 - esperanto
  8. Lynne Murphy, esperanto net
• 2.645 Qs: Preposition, Pronouns, China, Phonology
  1. , preposition stranding
  2. , Query on pronouns
  3. Marjorie K M Chan, Refs on Society and Language Use in China
  4. , Simple Phonological Systems, a Query
• 2.646 FYI: LINGUISTS Nameserver
  1. "Norval Smith, LINGUISTS namserver
• 2.647 FYI: Proposal to Shut Down Linguistics at Minnesota
  1. , closing Linguistics at Minnesota
• 2.648 Disc: X and I
  1. Niko Besnier, Inclusive reference in pronoun-noun coordinate constructions
  2. , Re: "we with x"
  3. Michael Barlow, Re: 2.645 Pronouns
  4. Knud Lambrecht, Re: 2.645 Queries
  5. Christopher Brockett, rwojcick: range-specifying NPs
  6. Richard Ogden, 'X and I'
  7. Ellen Prince, Re: Query on Pronouns
  8. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, re: Kelly K. Wahl's inquiry on Turkish
• 2.649 Confs: Idioms, Generative, Acquisition, Sign Lang
  1. Erik-Jan van der Linden, Call for Papers: Idioms
  2. Sergio Scalise, Incontro di Grammatica Generativa
  3. West Coast Conf. on Formal Ling., WCCFL XI special session: Models of Acquisition
  4. , Conference: THEORETICAL ISSUES IN SIGN LANGUAGE RESEARCH
• 2.650 Jobs: Socioling post-doc, Professor at Lausanne
  1. , Post-Doc at UCLA: Sociolinguistics
  2. , PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS: LAUSANNE
• 2.651 Disc: Machine Readable Dictionaries
  1. , Re: 2.611 Responses
  2. Jane Edwards, Re: Machine Readable Dictionaries
• 2.652 Misc: Sound Change, Potawatomi, Postpositions
  1. Tellier Christine, query
  2. Richard Goerwitz, Re: 2.645 Queries
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, potawatomi
  4. Ron Kuzar, Overt/covert Messages
  5. , postposition -s
• 2.653 Qs: Indo-European, Diachronic syntax, C source code
  1. Anthony Aristar, Indo-European
  2. Michael Earl Darnell, query
  3. David Bennett, Wanted: C source code to a natural language parser
• 2.654 Misc: Themself, I Says, Possessive
  1. MAILBOOK, Re: 2.627 Themselves
  2. Henry Churchyard, Re: 2.613 Queries
  3. jack rea, yours
  4. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.635 Queries
  5. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", RE: 2.635 Queries
• 2.655 Disc: X and I; Polite pronouns
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.648 X and I
  2. Dominique Estival, 2.648 X and I
  3. "ACAD3A::FFLDK", X and I
  4. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.639 PC, Pronouns, Plurals and Turkic
  5. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.615 Polite/Plural Pronouns
• 2.656 FYI: Closing of Minnesota Linguistics: Amended Version
  1. , closing Linguistics at MN
• 2.657 Disc: Whorf
  1. , RE: 2.632 Whorf
  2. , NONE
  3. , RE: 2.632 Whorf
  4. , 2.636 Whorf
• 2.658 Disc: Sound Change and Double Modals
  1. , 2.642 Sound Change and Collectives
  2. bert peeters, 2.642 Sound Change
  3. , Re: 2.631 Double Modals; Specific/Referential
  4. Dave Eddington, Double Modals
  5. Jules D. Gliesche, Double Modals
• 2.659 Disc: Sign Language, Anymore
  1. Karen Christie, Re: 2.623 On Becoming Bilingual
  2. , ASL Literature
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", any more anymore?
• 2.660 Misc: Responses
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.646 LINGUISTS Nameserver
  2. , RE: 2.642 Sound Change and Collectives
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, 2.635 Filled pauses
  4. "Wayles Browne, Re: Filled Pauses
  5. Prof. Roly Sussex, Re: 2.654 Responses: "I says" dialects
  6. "Bruce E. Nevin", data is
• 2.661 Disc: Word Processing
  1. Dale Savage, Re: 2.637 Word Processing
  2. Phil Bralich, Word processing
  3. "Michel, DOS 5.0's "Brazilian" keyboard for accented characters
  4. "Bruce E. Nevin", list for MS Word queries
• 2.662 Misc: Responses
  1. Dan I. Slobin, Re: 2.660 Responses
  2. Richard Ogden, Tiberian Hebrew and autosegmental phonology
  3. Jacques Guy, X and I
  4. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.660 Responses
• 2.663 Disc: Is Language Finite? Polite Forms
  1. , Finiteness/Harrisian
  2. AVERY D ANDREWS, Is language finite?
  3. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.655 Polite Pronouns
  4. , Re: 2.655 X and I; Polite Pronouns
• 2.664 Disc: Spanish Machine Translation
  1. "J.HUTCHINS", MT and Spanish
  2. , Spanish Machine Translation
  3. Enrique Torrejon, Spanish MT
  4. Michel Eytan LILoL, Re: 2.630 Machine Readable Dictionaries & Spanish MT
• 2.665 FYI: MIT publications; AI Conference
  1. , Re: NEW PUBLICATIONS / PRICE LIST - MITWPL
  2. , Conference announcement
• 2.666 Sum: Psycholinguistics texts
  1. Ralf Thiede, psycling textbooks follow-up
• 2.667 Disc: 'He goes'
  1. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.662 Responses ('he goes...')
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.660 Responses
• 2.668 Qs: Insertion, 'Come' and 'bring', Lg essays, parser
  1. "Julia Aymerich, query
  2. , Query intrusive r-insertion
  3. Adam Kilgarriff, Query: `Come' and `bring'.
  4. Larry Gillick, Re: filled pauses
  5. Andrew Garrett, Re: 2.661 Word Processing
  6. Peter, Essays on Language
  7. Jeff Turley, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  8. "Paik,Woojin", FIDDITCH Don Hindle's deterministic parser
• 2.669 Disc: Phonology and Sound-Change
  1. Michel Jackson, The Effects of r
  2. Ellen Kaisse, autosegmental representation and sound change
• 2.670 Disc: Whorf Part 1
  1. , on the SW hypothesis
  2. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, MORE ON SWH
• 2.671 Disc: Whorf Part 2
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", Whorf-Sapir Hypothesis
• 2.672 Disc: (S)he goes
  1. Fan mail from some flounder?, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  2. "ALICE FREED", RE: 2.667 'He goes'
  3. William J. Rapaport, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  4. Barbara Johnstone, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  5. , Re: 2.667 'He goes'
• 2.673 Confs: Systemic Congress, Scandinavian Conference of Lx
  1. , 19th International Systemic Congress
  2. , 19th International Systemic Congress
• 2.674 Disc: Phonological Issues
  1. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.669 Phonology and Sound Change
  2. Michel Jackson, R-Insertion
  3. Jim Scobbie, (Re: 2.669) Autosegmental representations
  4. John Phillips, Re: Query intrusive r-insertion
• 2.675 Disc: Pauses
  1. Marjorie K M Chan, Filled Pauses
  2. , Filled pauses
  3. Steve Harlow, RE: 2.660 Responses
• 2.676 Disc: Like Goes All...
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 2.672 (S)he goes
  2. "R.Hudson", `he goes'
  3. Condon Sherri L, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  4. Claudia Brugman, Re: 2.667 'He goes'
  5. Erik Carvalhal Miller, like, 'round and 'round she goes
  6. "R.Hudson", `he goes'
  7. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.668 Queries
• 2.677 Misc: Anymore, Last names, ASL
  1. Scott Delancey, anymore
  2. Paul Saka, RE: 2.663 Polite Names
  3. , Re: 2.663 Is Language Finite? Polite Forms
  4. , `Literature' and oppression
• 2.678 Disc: Infinite Languages
  1. , Infinite Languages
  2. Jacob Hoeksema, Re: 2.663 Is Language Finite? Polite Forms
• 2.679 Disc: Word Processing
  1. Dave Eddington, IPA on WordPerfect
  2. Eric Schiller, Re: 2.668 Queries
  3. Michel Eytan LILoL, word processing
• 2.680 Disc: (S)he goes
  1. , 2.660 Responses
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.676 Like Goes All...
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, forms of the verb 'say'
  4. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.564 Responses: Themself, I says, Possessive
• 2.681 Misc: Clitics, 'Come' and 'bring', R-insertion, Potawatomi
  1. "Judith Klavans", 2.668 Queries
  2. Henry "S." Thompson, Re: 2.668 Queries
  3. Ellen Prince, Query: `Come' and `bring'.
  4. Ellen Prince, Re: 2.668 Queries
  5. John O'Meara, Potawatomi
• 2.682 Disc: Whorf-Sapir Hypothesis
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", interest in II, not III
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", more on W-S Hypothesis
  3. Margaret Fleck, neuroscience and Sapir-Whorf
• 2.683 All: The LINGUIST List
  1. Anthony Aristar, The LINGUIST List
• 2.684 Disc: (S)he Goes Like
  1. , I'm like...
  2. Ricky Jacobs, Re: 2.672 (S)he goes
  3. , Re: 2.672 (S)he goes
  4. Fran Karttunen, all____
• 2.685 Qs: French terms, Nouns and verbs, Themselves
  1. Joe Foley, QUERY
  2. , QUERY
  3. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.627 Themselves
  4. , Susanne Winkler, where are you ?
• 2.686 Disc: Is language finite?
  1. AVERY D ANDREWS, Re: 2.678 Infinite Languages
  2. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.678 Infinite Languages
• 2.687 Misc: Goes, ASL and Whorf
  1. Claudia Brugman, Re: 2.680 (S)he goes
  2. "Randy J. LaPolla", Re: 2.681 Responses
  3. Karen Christie, Re: 2.677 Anymore, Last Names, ASL
  4. , Re: 2.632 Whorf
• 2.688 Confs: Computational, African Lx, Cognitive Science
  1. "NANCY M. IDE, Call for papers: Computational Intelligence
  2. "David_J.Dwyer", Conference on African Linguistics
  3. , Cognitive Science Seminar
• 2.689 Jobs: Historical linguistics, Post-doc
  1. , Job Announcement
  2. , Post-Doc at U. of Southern California
• 2.690 Misc: Finiteness, like, you guys
  1. Gilbert Harman, Infinite sentences?
  2. Scott Delancey, I'm like
  3. Scott Delancey, you guys
• 2.691 Misc: 2nd Person Pronouns, Washed, Possessive
  1. Nancy L. Dray, "you guys"/re 2nd plu pronouns
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", wants washed: analogy?
  3. , possessive -s
  4. Steve Harlow, yours
• 2.692 Misc: Phonology, Pauses, R-linking
  1. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.674 Phonological Issues
  2. , Filled pauses
  3. Monica Macaulay, filled pauses
  4. , Re: 2.675 Pauses
  5. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.681 R-linking
• 2.693 FYI: Spanish MT; Prolog Course
  1. Joseba Abaitua, Spanish MT
  2. , Prolog Course Available
• 2.694 Calls: Graduate students, Humor conference
  1. , Call for Graduate Student Papers
  2. "don l. f. nilsen", Paris Humor Conference Call For Papers Deadline
• 2.695 Disc: Rhetorical Questions and Textual Meaning
  1. , essays on language
  2. , rhetorical questions (2.635)
  3. Niko Besnier, Textual meaning
• 2.696 Disc: Using Names
  1. Michael Newman, Re: 2.677 Anymore, Last Names, ASL
  2. , Re 2.655 Polite Pronouns
  3. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Re: 2.677 Anymore, Last Names, ASL
• 2.697 Qs: Chinese, Dravidian
  1. Laurel Smith Stvan, Chinese NP sources
  2. , Origin of Retroflexion in Dravidian
• 2.698 Qs: Kapow!, Pragmatics, Errata, Latin
  1. , Bif! Bop! Kapow!
  2. Michael Covington, Pragmatics
  3. BARBARA PARTEE, Call for Errata
  4. , categorial grammars of Latin
  5. Richard Ogden, RE: 2.690 Finitenes, like, you guys
  6. Dennis Baron, you guys's gender
• 2.699 FYI: The Closing of Linguistics at Minnesota
  1. , Re: Closing Lx at Minnesota
• 2.700 Disc: Whorf
  1. PETER GINGISS, Re: Whorf
  2. Willett Kempton, Whorf and color
• 2.701 Misc: Computational: Shoebox, Speech Database, Prolog
  1. Evan Antworth, SHOEBOX for MS-DOS by FTP
  2. Ron Cole, A Multi-language Speech Database: An Informal Survey
  3. Stavros Macrakis, 2.693 Spanish MT, Prolog Course
• 2.702 Qs: Audio, DAT, Borrowings, Ogham, Romance, Vietnamese
  1. , COMPUTER STORAGE AUDIO
  2. , INDEXING DAT
  3. , Query
  4. ,sd, Re: 2.698 Queries
  5. , Query: Romanian dialects
  6. David Gil, query
• 2.703 Disc: Using last names
  1. Herb Stahlke, Re: 2.696 Using Names
  2. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, LAST NAMING
  3. "Barbara.Abbott", Names/terms of address
  4. John E. Koontz, Last Name Usage in US English
  5. Susann Luperfoy, 2.696 Using Names
• 2.704 Disc: You-Guys
  1. John E. Koontz, Re: You-Guys
  2. Scott Delancey, you guys
  3. , you guys
  4. , You guys
  5. BARBARA PARTEE, Re: 2.698 Queries
  6. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, YOU GUYS
  7. Michael Toolan, Re: 2.698 Queries
• 2.705 Disc: Prosody and Pauses
  1. Nick Campbell, 2.692 Phonology, Pauses, R-linking
  2. David Powers, Re: Syntactically filled pauses
• 2.706 Disc: Onomatopenia
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", Thud! sound symbolism
  2. John E. Koontz, Re: Ejaculatives
  3. Herb Stahlke, Re: 2.698 Queries
  4. Nalini Rau, Re: 2.698 Queries
  5. , Svlan! Plouf! Pan!
  6. , Ejaculatives
  7. , RE: Query Australian sound imitations
• 2.707 Disc: R-Linking
  1. Joe Stemberger, Re: 2.692 Phonology, Pauses, R-linking
  2. David Stampe, 2.681 R-linking
  3. Jim Scobbie, R-linking
• 2.708 FYI: New program, Forthcoming book
  1. , New interdepartmental program
  2. "Mimi Klaiman", forthcoming book
• 2.709 Disc: He goes
  1. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, all
  2. "Bruce E. Nevin", precursors for be like etc.
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", be all etc.
  4. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.704 You-Guys
  5. Dennis Baron, guy(s)
  6. "ALICE FREED", RE: 2.704 You-Guys
• 2.710 Qs: Adj order, Ambiguity, EEC
  1. "l. valentine", Adjective Order in NP's
  2. Mark Sanderson, word sense disambiguation by people
  3. CHARLES LAUGHLIN, QUERY
  4. "CHRISTOPHER A. BREWSTER", LRE programme of EEC
• 2.711 Misc: Pragmatics, Possessive, ASL, Anymore
  1. Larry Horn, Re: 2.698 Queries
  2. John Cowan, Re: 2.691 Possessive
  3. Stavros Macrakis, ASL Literature
  4. Joyce Tang, double modals, anymore
• 2.712 Disc: Chinese and Dravidian
  1. Steve Harlow, RE: 2.702 Queries
  2. Steve Harlow, RE: 2.697 Queries: Chinese, Dravidian
  3. , Dravidian Retroflexes
  4. "Bruce E. Nevin", Nostratic/Dravidian retroflexion
• 2.713 Disc: Names
  1. Ron Smyth, Re: 2.703 Using last`names
  2. Jacques Guy, Using last names
  3. , Re: 2.696 Using Names
  4. Mark H Aronoff, Re: 2.703 Using last`names
  5. , Re: 2.703 Using last`names
• 2.714 Disc: Is language Finite? Motion Verbs
  1. "Michael Kac", Re: 2.686 Is language infinite
  2. Larry Horn, Come and Bring
  3. "Barbara.Abbott", Bring and come
  4. BARBARA PARTEE, Motion Verbs
• 2.715 FYI: Aboriginal Material, Semiotics
  1. David Nash, An Archive of Australian Aboriginal Linguistic Material
  2. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, PLEASE POST RE:SEMIOTICS COMMISSION AT SCA/BUSINESS MEETING
• 2.716 FYI: Helsinki Workshop
  1. Arto Anttila, Helsinki workshop
• 2.717 Misc: PC Dictionaries, Prolog
  1. "Bruce E. Nevin", PC dictionary again
  2. Pamela Munro, Re: 2.587 Queries
  3. Michael Covington, Re: 2.701 Computational: Shoebox, Speech Database, Prolog
• 2.718 Disc: Ideophones
  1. Herb Stahlke, More on ideophones
  2. Christopher Brockett, Re: 2.706 Onomatopenia
  3. ,sd, Re: 2.706 Onomatopenia
  4. Nancy L. Dray, Wham! Bam! binj-binj-binj...
• 2.719 Disc: Word Senses
  1. Marti Hearst, 2.710 Queries
  2. David D. Lewis, word sense disambiguation
• 2.720 Disc: R-Linking
  1. "John J. McCarthy", R-Linking
  2. , 2.707 R-Linking
  3. Gorka Elordieta, Re: 2.707 R-Linking
  4. Nancy L. Dray, r-linking/"the issue-r-is"
  5. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 2.707 R-Linking
• 2.721 Disc: Whorf
  1. , Language/Behavior Correlations
  2. , Whorf
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Whorf-Sapir ms excerpt 2
• 2.722 Disc: r-linking
  1. , Re: 2.707 R-Linking
  2. Nancy L. Dray, p.s. re r-linking
• 2.723 Qs: Degree, ATN, Star Trek
  1. , help on degree expressions
  2. Nancy L. Crowley, Need an ATN Parser
  3. Ellen Kaisse, language in StarTrekV
• 2.724 Disc: You Guys
  1. , guys
  2. , Re: You-Guys
  3. Ron Smyth, Plurals vs. epithets
  4. Nancy L. Dray, "you guys"
• 2.725 Jobs: Software, applied, syntax
  1. Geoffrey Russom, Job Listing
  2. Hedy McGarrell, JOB OPPORTUNITY
  3. , Tenure-Track Syntax Position at University of Michigan
• 2.726 Disc: Names
  1. Cathy Ball, Last names (women)
  2. "E_Dean.Detrich", 2.703 Using last`names
  3. , last names and titles
  4. , Re: 2.713 Names
  5. Michael Newman, Re: 2.703 Using last`names
  6. , Re: 2.703 Using last`names
• 2.727 Qs: Degree, ATN, Star Trek, Zeevat', Military, Kenyan, Tones
  1. , help on degree expressions
  2. Nancy L. Crowley, Need an ATN Parser
  3. Ellen Kaisse, language in StarTrekV
  4. "Kaz.Fukushima", Zeevat' paper
  5. David C. J. Leip, Military's alphabetic code
  6. Chris Culy, Kenyan pidgin?
  7. John Cowan, Re: The four tones
• 2.728 Disc: Infinite Languages
  1. , Infinite Language
  2. Henry Kucera, Re: 2.714 Is Language Finite? Motion Verbs
  3. , Infinite languages
• 2.729 Qs: Korean phonology, Pro-drop, Gemination
  1. Bill Pottenger, contribution
  2. Graham Katz, English "pro-drop"
  3. , Languages with gemination phenomena
• 2.730 Disc: R-Linking
  1. Jim Scobbie, Re: 2.707 R-Linking
  2. Jim Scobbie, Re: 2.707 R-Linking
  3. Richard Goerwitz, Re: 2.720 R-Linking
• 2.731 Disc: Names and Titles
  1. Cathy Ball, Last names (women)
  2. "E_Dean.Detrich", 2.703 Using last`names
  3. , last names and titles
  4. , Re: 2.713 Names
  5. Michael Newman, Re: 2.703 Using last`names
  6. , Re: 2.703 Using last`names
• 2.732 FYI: Linguistics Department closing at Minnesota
  1. Joe Stemberger, Linguistics Department closing at Minnesota
• 2.733 Disc: Klingon
  1. , Klingon
  2. , RE: 2.723 Queries
  3. Major, 2.723 Queries
  4. "Erik Carvalhal Miller, RE: 2.723 Queries
• 2.734 Jobs: Syntax, Discourse Analysis, Post-doc
  1. BARBARA PARTEE, Job
  2. , JOB at U Texas - Arlington
  3. Jacob Hoeksema, jobs
• 2.735 Confs: Translation, Romance, Asiatic lx, ACL-92
  1. Joseph Pentheroudakis, Association for Machine Translation
  2. FD00000, Announcement about Romance Conf.
  3. "Jinjuan Duan, PAN ASIATIC LINGUISTICS SYMPOSIUM
  4. Don Walker, ACL-92 Call for Papers, 28 June - 2 July 1992, Newark, Delaware, USA
• 2.736 Qs: Think/believe, Language acquisition
  1. Nancy L. Dray, Address query
  2. , think, believe
  3. , E-mail address query
  4. , E-mail address query

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