LINGUIST List, September 1992

September 1992 Issues

3.660 Qs: Understanding Conversational Evidence
1. Marianna Di Paolo, Understanding Conversational Evidence
3.661 Jobs: Postdoc in Germany; New Zealand
1. Erhard Hinrichs, postdoc opening
2. Kon Kuiper, Job in New Zealand
3.662 Confs: NWAVE; EUROSLA; AAAI Symposium
1. Rosina Lippi-Green, NWAVE at Ann Arbor
2. Vera Regan, EUROSLA Conference Announcment
3. Bonnie J. Dorr, CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: AAAI-93 SPRING SYMPOSIUM SERIES
3.663 Disc: Reanalyses
1. "Bruce E. Nevin", reanalysis: windshield factor
2. Debbie Berkley, Re: 3.652 Reanalyses
3. , "deserves you right"
4. Greg Stump, Reanalyses
5. , RE: 3.609 Queries: Interlingua, Winnebago, Reanalysis
6. "M. Serena Spenser", Re: 3.652 Reanalyses
7. mark, got for
3.664 Sum: iconicity
1. bert peeters, 000
3.665 Misc: not, numerals, drift
1. Katherine Elizabeth Krohn , ". . .Not!"
2. "Ellen F. Prince", arabic numerals
3. Will Fitzgerald, 3.648 Drift
3.666 FYI: Hangul archive, Job
1. Hyong-Joong Kim, Info-Hangul Archive at KAIST
2. , Job -- New Zealand
3.667 Qs: Crow, Juxtaposition, Cognitive
1. ,sd, Crow
2. JEROEN WIEDENHOF, Juxtaposition
3. bert peeters, Linguistics versus cognitive linguistics
3.668 Qs: Not in German, Elicitation, NLP, French
1. David W. Talmage, NOT again, in German
2. , Elicitation Techniques
3. Ron Smyth, NLP
4. "Wayles Browne, Cornell U.", French publication query
3.669 Confs: Semantics of time and space; Balkan & Slavic Syntax
1. , SEMANTICS OF TIME, SPACE, AND MOVEMENT AND SPATIO-TEMPORAL REASONING
2. , Balkan and Slavic Syntax
3.670 Confs: WECOL92
1. Terry Langendoen, WECOL92 program, Oct 16-18, Tucson, AZ
3.671 Disc: Parameter Setting and the Garden of Eden
1. , Parameter Setting and the Garden of Eden
3.672 Qs: Proper Names; LAGB
1. Robert J Kuhns, Proper Name Identification
2. Mira Ariel, LAGB, Surrey
3.673 Disc: Iconicity Summary, Cognitive, Physics
1. "Itamar Even-Zohar, Porter Chair of Semi, Re: 3.664 Summary: iconicity
2. Scott Delancey, Re: 3.667 Queries: Crow, Juxtaposition, Cognitive
3. bert peeters, Physics: culture dependent or independent
3.674 Jobs: Phonetics at OSU
1. Brian D Joseph, Phonetics Position at OSU
3.675 Qs: ASL and handedness; Twain and Mississippi English
1. Swann Philip, ASL and Handedness
2. Fran Karttunen, Mississippi River talk
3.676 Disc: Nicht
1. , Re: 3.668 Queries: Not in German, Elicitation, NLP, French
2. Larry Horn, Re: 3.668 Queries: Not in German, Elicitation, NLP, French
3.677 Disc: Reanalyses
1. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.663 Reanalyses
2. Michael Newman, Re: 3.663 Reanalyses
3. , ST
4. Why are people talking about my back?, Re: 3.663 Reanalyses
5. Stephen P Spackman, Re: 3.663 Reanalyses
3.678 Disc: Parameters
1. , RE: 3.671 Parameter Setting and the Garden of Eden
3.679 Confs: Pidgin and Creole Conference (corrected posting)
1. "Norval Smith, Pidgin and Creole Linguistics
3.680 Qs: Vietnamese, Match-guise, Undergraduate
1. "Olaf.Husby", Speech rhythm - Vietnamese
2. Niko Besnier, Match-guise test
3. "Le Flem C. D.", Undergraduate Program in Linguistics
3.681 Qs: Sociolinguistics; Is this a language?
1. Jon Aske, Question about sociolinguistics textbooks, etc.
2. , Is this a language?
3.682 Jobs: Iowa, Classics
1. Bill Davies, Job Opening at U Iowa
2. LEONARD MARSH, Classics position open
3. Leland Emerson McCleary, 400
3.683 Confs: Great Britain, Language and Communication
1. norman fraser, LAGB programme
2. Kerry Kilborn, Glasgow Language and Communication Conference
3.684 Disc: ASL and Handedness
1. Andrew Barss, ASL and dominance/handedness
2. "R.M. Battison, ASL and handedness
3.685 Sum: minimal commitment parsing
1. Marjan Grootveld, summary: minimal commitment parsing
3.686 Disc: Reanalyses
1. , Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
2. Debbie Berkley, Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
3. (ebbie Berkley, duct/duck
4. Michael Henderson, Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
5. , RE: 3.677 Reanalyses
6. , Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
7. , Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
3.687 FYI: Publications: BLS; Geneva
1. , BLS 17
2. , new journal in Geneva
3.688 Confs: Comparative Germanic Syntax
1. 8th CGS Workshop, CGS 8 program
3.689 FYI: Errata in new edition of "A Course in Phonetics"
1. Peter Ladefoged, A Course in Phonetics
3.690 Qs: Unknown language; Punctuation Reform
1. FD00000, unknown language
2. , Punctuation Reform
3.691 Sum: Stylistics Bibliography
1. Pamela A Downing, Stylistics bibliography
3.692 All: Henry Kahane
1. M. Lynne Murphy, henry kahane
3.693 Jobs: Psycholinguistics, Computational, Japanese
1. Ken Wexler, Psycholinguistics at MIT
2. Erhard Hinrichs, Tuebingen: Computational Linguistics
3. , Opening in Japanese
3.694 Confs: Pragmatics at Kobe
1. Int. Pragmatics Ass., 4th INTERNATIONAL PRAGMATICS CONFERENCE
3.695 Disc: ASL and Handedness
1. , ASL
3.696 Qs: Light diphthongs; Great Eskimo Hoax
1. David Corina, Light diphthongs
2. , The Great Eskimo Snow Hoax
3.697 Disc: Reanalyses
1. "George Fowler h(, RE: 3.686 Reanalyses
2. "Eleanor Olds Batchelder, Re: 3.686 Reanalyses
3. Pamela Munro, reanalyses?
4. Michael Everson, Reanalyses
3.698 Disc: Punctuation
1. Betty Birner, Re: 3.690 Queries: Unknown language; Punctuation Reform
2. Mark H Aronoff, Re: 3.690 Queries: Unknown language; Punctuation Reform
3. Natalie Maynor, Re: Punctuation Reform
3.699 Misc: Schwa, Thanks
1. Bill Bennett, Schwa in French
2. , glossolalia
3.700 Qs: LLTI; Asyntactic Child; IPA and Windows
1. alamir correa, LLTI (CALL)
2. Mark H Aronoff, asyntactic child
3. "** Tua^'n **", IPA and Windows
3.701 Disc: Reanalyses
1. , Re: 3.697 Reanalyses
2. Ian MacKay, reanalysis
3. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.697 Reanalyses
4. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.697 Reanalyses
5. , Reanalyses
3.702 Jobs: Syntax at U-Mass
1. BARBARA PARTEE, JOB
3.703 Disc: Reanalyses
1. mark, Re 3.701 Reanalyses
2. (ark, reanalysis
3. Herb Stahlke, Reanalyses
4. Ian MacKay, reanalyses
5. David Stampe, 3.701 Reanalyses
6. Claudia Brugman, Re: 3.701 Reanalyses
7. Michael Kac, Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
8. , 3.701 Reanalyses
9. "Sue.Gass", Reanalysis
3.704 Sum: Syntax Course
1. , summary of responses: 2nd year syntax
3.705 Confs: NELS 23 Program
1. Marc Authier & Lisa Reed, Revised NELS 23 program
3.706 Confs: BU Conference on Language Development
1. BU Conference on Language Development, BU Conference reminder
3.708 FYI: CORPORA, a new list
1. Knut Hofland, New list: CORPORA, text corpora list
3.709 FYI: ASL and Handedness; Indiana Lecture Series
1. David Corina, ASL and Handedness
2. , announcement Indiana lecture series
3.710 All: David Abercromby
1. Richard Ogden, David Abercrombie: obituary
3.711 Qs: English Dialect Syntax, Paradoxes, Norman fix
1. David Denison, English dialect syntax
2. Jacques Guy, The barber's paradox: a linguistic illusion?
3. Cathy Ball, Name of the letter 'y' in Norman
3.712 Qs: Lists (Indonesian, Language Learning); Book
1. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", Indonesian list queries
2. "NAME \\"julia lee\\"", Computer Assisted Language Learning Group
3. , query: booksearch
3.713 Disc: Last Posting on Punctuation
1. , Punctuation reform summary
2. Anthony C. Woodbury, 3.698 Punctuation
3. This space for rent, Re: 3.698 Punctuation
4. co15, Re: 3.698 Punctuation
5. , anachronistic spelling rules
6. Ivan A Derzhanski, 3.698 Punctuation
7. Michael Kac, Re: 3.690 Queries: Unknown language; Punctuation Reform
8. Michael Everson, Reanalyses and Punctuation
3.714 Disc: Reanalyses
1. , Re: 3.701 Reanalyses
2. , 3.703 Reanalyses
3. CHRISTINE KAMPRATH, RE: 3.703 Reanalyses
4. , Reanalyses
5. Herb Stahlke, Reanalyses
6. "Ellen F. Prince", Re: 3.703 Reanalyses
7. , Re: 3.703 Reanalyses
8. Nancy L. Dray, Re: 3.677 Reanalyses
3.715 Confs: LASSO Program
1. Terry Langendoen, complete WECOL/LASSO conference program
3.716 Disc: The Barber Paradox (Part 1)
1. Stavros Macrakis, 3.711 Queries: English Dialect Syntax, Paradoxes, Norman fix
2. Steve Berman, 3.711 Queries: English Dialect Syntax, Paradoxes, Norman fix
3. Dale Russell, 3.711 The barber's paradox
4. William Dowling, The Barber (paradox regained)
5. , Re: 3.711 Queries: English Dialect Syntax, Paradoxes, Norman fix
3.717 Disc: The Barber Paradox (Part 2)
1. Tom Lai, Re: 3.711 Queries: Paradoxes
2. "David M. W. Powers", The barber is a woman!
3.718 Jobs: Typology, morphology, syntax, semantics, SLA
1. , Mellon at USC: Typology
2. "Wayles Browne, Cornell University", Cornell announces two jobs
3. Stanley Dubinsky, position in SLA theory
3.719 Calls: BLS
1. , Calls: BLS
3.720 Disc: Reanalyses (Part 1)
1. Pamela Munro, reanalyses
2. , reanalyses
3. , Re: 3.714 Reanalyses: An irrelevant apropos
4. Henry Rogers, Re: 3.714 Reanalyses
5. John Dingley, Reanalyses
6. , reanalyses
7. Dennis Baron, reanalysis
3.721 Disc: Reanalyses (Part 2)
1. Herb Stahlke, Reanalyses
2. AHARRIS - Alan Harris, RE: 3.714 Reanalyses
3. , Re: 3.714 Reanalyses
4. Monica Macaulay, reanalyses
5. mark, Reanalyses
6. , iMput
7. Michael Kac, Re: 3.714 Reanalyses
8. Jill Brody, reanalyses
3.722 Disc: Last Posting on Reanalyses
1. Robert Beard, Reanalysis
2. Fran Karttunen, More reanalyses
3. , RE: 3.703 Reanalyses
4. FD00000, 3.703 Reanalyses
5. , A Russian reanalysis
6. , reanalyses
3.723 Qs: Syllabry, Lenneberg, Phonetics
1. Keri Rene Riener, syllabary
2. William J. Rapaport, Lenneberg reference still needed
3. , Query: Experimental Phonetics vs. "Ear" Phonetics
3.724 Sum: *dog* as sexist language
1. , *dog* as sexist language -- SUMMARY POSTING
3.725 Confs: Language Classification & Reconstruction
1. , Workshop on Language Classification and Reconstruction, Nov. 6-7.
3.726 Qs: Acquisition; French Dictionary
1. John Varden, phoneme inventory acquisition
2. "Marc TORZYNSKI", Request for french dictionary file
3.727 Qs: G/HPSG; Citation
1. , Toy G/HPSG Programs
2. , Functional Categories citation
3.728 Jobs: U of Rochester, MIT, Georgetown
1. Peter Lasersohn, opening at univ. of rochester
2. , Linguistics-philosophy job at MIT
3. Cathy Ball, Semantics Position at Georgetown
3.729 Disc: Barber Paradox
1. J.T. de Jong, barber
2. Alex Monaghan, Re: 3.717 The Barber Paradox (Part 2)
3. , RE: More of the barber of Seville
4. Lars Ahrenberg, Re: 3.716 The Barber Paradox
3.730 Disc: Parameter Setting
1. , Parameter Setting and the Garden of Eden. II
3.731 Calls: Cognitive Lx, Computer-mediated comm, Corpus-Based Lx
1. GEERAERTS DIRK, Conferences: Cognitive Linguistics
2. Brenda Danet, Call for Papers
3. Cathy Ball, Call for Papers: Corpus-Based Linguistics
3.733 Jobs: SUNY Buffalo, Northwestern, Academia Sinica
1. Dorothy Rissel, Position in applied linguistics/ESL
2. Gregory Ward, job announcement
3. , JOB
3.734 Disc: Baby-talk, Non-sexist Language
1. Allan C. Wechsler, Baby talk, inspired by 3.720 Reanalyses (Part 1)
2. , 3.724 *dog* as non-sexist language
3. Allan C. Wechsler, 3.724 Summary: 'dog' as sexist language