LINGUIST List, September 1999

September 1999 Issues

10.1275 Qs: Eng/Partcl-V, Phonemic Inventory, Paper/Silence
1. Koji Yoshida, Particle-Verb Conversion in English
2. Cor9999, Phonemic/Allophonic Inventories
3. Ariela Ehrenfreund, Search for Material on the Pragmatic Features/Functions of Silence
10.1276 Calls: ANLP/NAACL Tutorials, ANLP/NAACL Students
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, ANLP/NAACL 2000-Call for Tutorial Proposals
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, ANLP/NAACL 2000-Student Session CFP
10.1277 Calls: Niagra Ling Society, 1999 Laurence Urdand Award
1. Mei-Han Low, NIAGARA LINGUISTIC SOCIETY CONFERENCE 1999
2. Anja Hofmann, 1999 Laurence Urdang Award
10.1278 Qs: Russian&English Past&Plurals, Genre/Register
1. Irina Danilova, Plurals and past tenses/ Russian & English
2. Doreen Wu, update on genre/register analysis
10.1279 Qs: Know-Syntax/Symantics,Emoticons,Grammar Manual
1. Barbara Need, To Know-Syntax/Semantics
2. Philipp Hofmann, Emoticons survey
3. Gary Holton, Grammars for native speakers
10.1280 Jobs: Dir./ELI, 2nd Lang Acquisiton/Queens College
1. Suzanne Boyer, Director, English Language Institute
2. Gita Martohardjono, Associate Professor/Linguistics and Communication Disorders
10.1281 Disc: Re:10.1263/10.1268 Universal Word Order
1. Richard M. Alderson III, Re: 10.1263, Disc: Universal Word Order
2. Franz Dotter, Antw: 10.1268, Disc: Re:Universal Word Order
10.1282 Qs: Theory of Orthography, Grammatical Evidence
1. Tony A. Wright, Theory of Orthography
2. Geoffrey Sampson, Negative grammatical evidence
10.1283 Disc: Universal Word Order
1. Roger Billerey, Universal word order?
2. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 10.1263, Disc: Universal Word Order[, or The Great Whorf Hypothesis Hoax Revisited]
10.1284 Confs: GALA'99 Program in Potsdam
1. GALA' 99, GALA' 99 , PROGRAM in Potsdam
10.1285 Jobs: South Asian Studies, TEFL/General Linguistics
1. International and Area Studies, South Asian Studies - University of California, Berkeley
2. Robert O'Dowd, TEFL and General Linguistics - Visiting Lectureship in Spain
10.1286 Qs: Neologisms, Formal Features Acquisition Order
1. Josi Ramsn Varela Pirez, Neologisms & productivity
2. Arash Behazin, Formal Features Acquisition Order
10.1287 Calls: Symposium on L2 Writing, DGfS/Last Call
1. Aya Matsuda, Symposium on Second Language Writing
2. Daniel Glatz, The German Society for Linguistics/Last Call
10.1288 FYI: Papyrus News/New e-mail list
1. Mark Warschauer, Papyrus News/New e-mail list
10.1289 Disc: Universal Word Order
1. Larry, Re: 10.1283, Disc: Universal Word Order
2. Sean Witty, Re: 10.1283, Disc: Universal Word Order
10.1290 Disc: Universal Word Order
1. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 10.1289, Disc: Universal Word Order
10.1291 Calls: NAPhC in Montreal, SILFI in Germany
1. Charles Reiss, NAPhC Call for Papers
2. Elisabeth Burr, IV International Congress of SILFI - Call for papers
10.1292 Disc: Universal Word Order
1. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 10.1289, Disc: Universal Word Order (and Whorf)
10.1293 Disc: Universal Word Order
1. Patrick C. Ryan, Re: 10.1292, Disc: Universal Word Order
2. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 10.1292, Disc: Universal Word Order
10.1294 FYI: Endangered Languages Page
1. Martha Ratliff, FYI: Endangered Langs Page
10.1295 Calls: T.A.L. Journal, ALLC/ACH 2000
1. Christian Jacquemin, Journal t.a.l., IR-oriented NLP (2nd and Last Call)
2. Humanist Discussion Group, ALLC/ACH 2000 call for papers
10.1296 Qs: Language teaching, French liaison
1. Ilija Casule, Language teaching
2. ROGER BILLEREY, French liaison
10.1297 Books: Cognitive Linguistics
1. Paul Peranteau, Cognitive Linguistics
10.1298 Books: Pragmatics & Discourse
1. Paul Peranteau, Pragmatics & Discourse
10.1299 Books: Language Processing
1. Paul Peranteau, Language Processing - Linguistic Attractors, D. Cooper
10.1300 Books: Sociolinguistics
1. Lisa Natascha Barrett, Socioling - Pluricentric Lang in an Immigrant Context
10.1301 Support: Neurolinguistics
1. Yosef Grodzinsky, Research Assistant, Neurolinguistics, Boston
10.1302 TOC: Beitraege Zur Geschichte Der Sprachwissenschaft
1. Peter Schmitter, BEITRAEGE ZUR GESCHICHTE DER SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT 9.1 (1999)
2. Peter Schmitter, BEITRAEGE ZUR GESCHICHTE DER SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT 8.2 (1998)
10.1303 Qs: 'Discourse-topic', Amish, Anglicisms/Portuguese
1. pia bergmann, Definition of 'discourse-topic'
2. Laura Jottini, Research on Amish
3. J Miller, Anglicisms in Portuguese
10.1304 Jobs: Computational & Russian Ling, Neurolinguistics
1. CHayes4779@aol.com, Linguists/Computational & Russian
2. Yosef Grodzinsky, Research Assistant, Neurolinguistics Laboratory, Aphasia Research Center, Boston
10.1305 Qs: "Kayor", NLP Techniques
1. Stephen Helmreich, "kayor"
2. Gang Liu, NLP techniques
10.1306 Calls: Linguistics of Japanese, Applied Ling/Mexico
1. Yukiko Sasaki Alam, Linguistics of Japanese
2. Virginia LoCastro, Applied Linguistics Conf in Mexico
10.1307 Calls: CFP/Mexico, WCCFL/Second Call
1. Dr. Alexander F. Gelbukh, CFP: Conference on Computational Linguistics in Mexico
2. Adam Albright, WCCFL 19: Second call for papers
10.1308 Confs: Paris Syntax and Semantics Programme
1. CSSP 99, CSSP 99 Conference Programme
10.1309 Qs: Motivation in Learning French, Fragmentary Lang
1. Germaineje, Motivation and learning French
2. Josu Gomez, Fragmentary Language
10.1310 FYI: Sumerian Lexicon, Year 2000, Humor Studies
1. John A. Halloran, Sumerian Lexicon
2. June Luchjenbroers, the year 2000
3. Michal Lisecki, HUMOR ENCYCLOPEDIA; ISHS; Y2K HUMOR in JAPAN
10.1311 Calls: FEA'2000, LSRL 30
1. [** ISO-8859-1 charset **] Manuel Graña, FEA'2000
2. Caroline Wiltshire, LSRL 30
10.1312 Confs: Metrics/U of Toronto
1. Nila Friedberg, Metrics: conference program
10.1313 Calls: ANLP/NAACL 2000
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, ANLP/NAACL 2000 - Call for Workshop Proposals
10.1314 Jobs: Researcher-NLP, Lectureship-Communication/Ling
1. Mark Turner, Research Position in Natural Language Processing
2. Jae Jung Song, Lectureship in Communication and Linguistics
10.1315 Jobs: Japanese ling, Japanese(computational) linguist
1. Noriko Fujii, Japanese linguistics - Assistant professor
2. Donn D, Japanese (computational) linguist - Linguistic database entry
10.1316 Qs: Anaphora/Deixis/Email, "Semantics of Syntax"
1. Martine De Cock, Anaphora and deixis in e-mails
2. Rich Hilliard, Bouchard's The Semantics of Syntax
10.1317 Books: Pragmatics & Discourse
1. Paul Peranteau, Pragmatics & Discourse - Coherence, Target Language Discourse
10.1318 Books: Semantics & Syntax
1. Paul Peranteau, Syntax and Semantics - Belgian Journal of Linguistics
10.1319 Books: Generative Linguistics
1. Paul Peranteau, Generative Linguistics - Control in Grammer and Pragmatics
10.1320 Disc: Universal Word Order
1. Larry, Re: Universal Word Order
10.1321 Sum: Portugese Child Language
1. Madalena Cruz-Ferreira, Portuguese child language
10.1322 Calls: Non-native Discourse, Optimality Theory
1. David Olsher, Updated call for papers -- non-native discourse
2. Helen de Hoop, Optimization of Interpretation
10.1323 Disc: Universal Word Order
1. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 10.1320, Disc: Universal Word Order
10.1324 Books: 2nd Language Education
1. Kathryn King, 2nd Language Education - Motivating Language Learners
10.1325 Books: Translation
1. Kathryn King, Translation and Norms, Christina Schaffner
10.1326 Books: Sociolinguistics & Discourse
1. Kathryn King, Socioling & Discourse - European Television in Translation
10.1327 Books: Literacy
1. Kathryn King, Literacy for Sustainable Development, Naz Rassool
10.1328 Calls: JADT 2000, SILFI - VI Convegno Internazionale
1. JADT 2000, JADT 2000, Submission deadline extented
2. Elisabeth Burr, SILFI - VI Convegno Internazionale
10.1329 Confs: Distinctive Feature Theory
1. Ursula Kleinhenz, Conference on Distinctive Feature Theory: Program
10.1330 Sum: French Liaison
1. Roger Billerey, French Liaison
10.1331 Disc: Universal Word Order
1. Joseph F Foster, Re: 10.1320, Disc: Universal Word Order
10.1332 Jobs: Computational and Russian Linguists
1. DamicoLynne@yahoo.com, Computational and Russian Linguists
10.1333 Confs: Clefts in Berlin
1. Birgit Ahlemeyer, Clefts in Berlin
10.1334 Jobs: German/Da-Yeh University, Faculty/Da-Yeh/Taiwan
1. S. T. Feng, Ph.Ds/ German at Da-Yeh University, Taiwan
2. Carol Troy, Openings at Da-Yeh University, Taiwan
10.1335 Qs: Eng/Rus Borrowing,Rus Scrambling/Topicalisation
1. Kate Kearns, English-to-Russian borrowings
2. Alexandra Terano, Russian Scrambling/Topicalisation
10.1336 Qs: Anti Cog/Ling Material,Bilingual Single-Parents
1. PR&NCX Woods, Anti Cog Ling Materials
2. Sonia Wagner, Bilingual single-parents
10.1337 Jobs: Software Dev/Medical Text, Sp/Lang Technologies
1. Berman, Jules (NCI), Software Development/Medical Text
2. Pfaraud, Speech and Language Technologies
10.1338 Qs: Historical roots of functionalism
1. Suzie & Peter Bartsch, Qs: Historical roots of functionalism and formalism
10.1339 Books: General Linguistics
1. Dawn Williams, General Ling - Essential Introductory Linguistics, G. Hudson
10.1340 Jobs: Computational Ling, Socioling
1. Ulrike Sperling, Computational Ling: Internship in Seattle
2. Jane Simpson, Socioling: Lecturer at U. of Sydney
10.1341 Qs: Russian Word Formation, Intransitive Verb
1. Elezar, Russian word formation
2. Claudia Bubel, Intransitive Verb + DO phenomenon
10.1342 Calls: Ling/Aspectual system, Sequential Text Analysis
1. bls, Linguistics/Aspectual systems/Syntax-semantics
2. Dr. Arne Ziegler, SEQUENTIAL TEXT ANALYSIS
10.1343 FYI: Machine translation, Learning Chinese/revised
1. Colin Brace, Mailing list for machine translation
2. Zhensheng Geng, Learning Chinese in China (revised version)
10.1344 Calls: Effects of Modality, Lang Contact/Lang Change
1. Claude Mauk, TLS 2000- EFFECTS OF MODALITY ON LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTIC THEORY
2. Ruth M. Brend, Language Contact/Language Change
10.1345 Jobs: Chinese & Spanish, Second Lang Acquisition
1. Ania Lian, Lectureships in Chinese and Spanish, University of Canberra, Australia
2. Martha Ratliff, Second Language Acquisition/German
10.1346 Review: Kouritzin: Face{t]s of First Language Loss
1. Ingrid Piller, Review: Kouritzin, Face[t]s of First Language Loss
10.1347 Review: DeGraff: Language creation & Language Change
1. Miriam Meyerhoff, review of DeGraff 1999
10.1348 Review: Deterding & Poedjosoedarmo: Sounds of English
1. zahariah pilus, Book review
10.1349 Review: Manning & Schuetze: Statistical NLP
1. Richard Evans, Book review (Manning and Schuetze)
10.1350 Jobs: Research Asst. Sociolinguistics/England
1. Sali Tagliamonte, Research Assistant, Sociolinguistics
10.1351 Calls: WCCFL/Second Call,Undergrad Essay Contest
1. siamakr, WCCFL/Second Call
2. Philip Resnik, Undergrad Essay Contest
10.1352 Confs: Translating and The Computer 21
1. Nicole Adamides, Call for Participation
10.1353 Disc: review of Deterding & Poedjosoedarmo
1. DETERDING David Henry (SOA), RE: 10.1348, Review: Deterding & Poedjosoedarmo: Sounds of Englis h
10.1354 Calls: Endangered Languages, Korean Linguistics
1. Nicholas Ostler, Foundation for Endangered Languages
2. David James SILVA, Korean Linguistics
10.1355 Confs: Phonology, Translating and Computer 21
1. Alain [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Thériau, Seminar in Declarative Phonology
2. Nicole Adamides, Translating and the Computer 21
10.1356 Jobs: African Languages, French Applied Linguistics
1. Ann Biersteker, African Languages
2. Sue Ollmann, French Applied Linguistics
10.1357 FYI: New Program Director/NFS, TITUS Texts
1. Chapin, Paul G, New Program Director for Linguistics at NSF
2. agnes korn, TITUS Texts
10.1358 Jobs: Hispanic Linguistics, Flanders Dialogue Company
1. Spanish Department, Hispanic Linguistics
2. Bram Schotte, Flanders Dialogue Company N.V., Ieper, Belgium
10.1359 Calls: SCIL 12, Language of the Eastern Caribbean
1. Jason D Haugen, SCIL 12
2. Shari L Cole, Language of the Eastern Caribbean
10.1360 Calls: Contrastive Semantics/Pragmatics/SIC-CSP 2000
1. Dr K.M. Jaszczolt, conference: contrastive semantics and pragmatics
10.1361 FYI: Online syntax project, New language resource
1. aurelien max, Online syntax project for students and teachers
2. Susanne Lenz, ELAN Announcement
10.1362 Sum: Cognate object constructions
1. Claudia Bubel, Cognate object constructions
10.1363 Confs: USC Speech Production
1. Maryellen MacDonald, USC Speech Production Conference
10.1364 Calls: Contact Ling/New Interdisciplinary Journal
1. Alazne Landa Arevalillo, Seminar on Contact Linguistics within ESSE5-2000 - Last call for papers
2. Peter Gutmann, Perspectives - Call for papers
10.1365 Jobs: Germanic Ling, German Computational Ling
1. Philip W Davis, Germanic Ling: Asst Prof at Rice University
2. Ralf Benzmueller, German Computational Ling: C++ Programmer for Speech Signal Processing
10.1366 Jobs: Hispanic Ling, Asst Prof/Univ of Pittsburgh
1. Gerry, Assistant Professor of Hispanic Linguistics
2. Alan Juffs, Assistant/Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh
10.1367 Jobs: Psycho/Neurolinguistics, Ling and Internet
1. Michael Ullman, Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics
2. Lauren Marcus, Linguistics and Internet Applications
10.1368 Qs: Word Formation, Sociopragmatic Data
1. Harold F. Schiffman, Word Formation
2. agnesding, Sociopragmatic data
10.1369 Calls: IJCNN 200, Berkley Linguistic Society
1. Ron Sun, IJCNN'2000 Call for Papers and Participation
2. bls, Updated BLS 26 Call-for-Papers
10.1370 Jobs: Speech Recognition & NLP Research Positions
1. Dimitar Deliyski, Speech Recognition & NLP Research Positions at Vocal Point, Inc., San Francisco
10.1371 All: In memoriam: Pavle Ivic'
1. Wayles Browne, In memoriam: Pavle Ivic'
10.1372 Confs: International Congress SILFI
1. Elisabeth Burr, International congress SILFI
10.1373 Confs: Int'l Symposium on Ling.(LICSSOL 1)/France
1. Anne Reboul, Conference: LICSSOL 1
10.1374 FYI: Web/Bibliography of Ling.Control
1. Jan Engh, For the Listserv
10.1375 FYI: Postdoctoral Fellowships in the Humanities
1. Mark Liberman, Postdoctoral Fellowships in the Humanities
10.1376 Jobs: Phonology/U of Toronto, Syntax/U of Pennsylvnia
1. Keren Rice, Phonology - University of Toronto
2. Carol Lingle, Syntax/assistant professor - University of Pennsylvania
10.1377 Confs: 1999 Mid-America Linguistics Conference
1. Michael Henderson, 1999 Mid-America Linguistics Conference
10.1378 Jobs: Germanic Linguistics, Semantics
1. Joseph C. Salmons, Germanic Linguistics/University of Wisconsin
2. Wayles Browne, Semantics/Cornell University
10.1379 Jobs: Psycholinguistics/Michigan, Dept Chair/Florida
1. Carol Aldrich, Adult Psycholinguistics - University of Michigan
2. Robert Trammell, Department Chair - Florida Atlantic University
10.1380 Confs: International Ling Conf/Spain
1. Rosa Perez Rodriguez, International Linguistics Conf./Spain
10.1381 Calls: CLIN 99
1. Paola Monachesi, clin99 - call for papers
10.1382 Jobs: Syntax/Cogn Neuroscience, Phonology/Disorders
1. Stephen R. Anderson, Syntax & Cognitive Neuroscience of Language at Yale
2. Shari Baum, Phonological Development/Disorders
10.1383 TOC: South African Journal of Ling, Vol 17/2-3
1. Nkonko Kamwangamalu, South African Journal of Linguistics, Vol 17/2-3(1999)
10.1384 Sum: Russian Scrambling
1. Alex Terno, Russian Scrambling
10.1385 Disc: Universal Word Order/Korean Writing System
1. Young-Key Kim-Renaud, Universal Word Order [and Writing Systems]
10.1386 Jobs: French Ling:U of SC,Germanic Ling:Rice Univ
1. Stanley Dubinsky, French Linguistic: Asst Prof at Univ of South Carolina
2. Philip W Davis, Germanic Ling: Asst Prof at Rice University/Update
10.1387 Qs: Implicature/Russian,Semantics:"to eat"/"manger"
1. Xu Hancheng, Implicature in Russian language
2. manseri, References for Semantic Field of "to eat" or "manger"
10.1388 Sum: Pseudo-loanwords
1. Anatol Stefanowitsch, Sum: Pseudo-loanwords
10.1389 Confs: ESCOL 99 Program
1. Boeckx, ESCOL 99 Program
10.1390 Jobs: Prof/Ball State U., Spanish Lecturer/U of S.CA.
1. Judy Moore, Ad - One more time
2. Carmen Silva, Announcement of position
10.1391 Qs: Phrasal-Level Pronunciation, Pro-Drop Lang.
1. Chad D. Nilep, Q: Phrasal-level pronunciation guide
2. Abdulaziz Al-Najmi, A question
10.1392 Confs: LASSO XXVIII Program
1. Dan Villa, LASSO conference program
10.1393 Calls: ACIDCA 2000, Undergraduate Web Resource
1. Richard Evans, "Corpora and NLP" ACIDCA'2000
2. Daniel Sokol, Undergraduate Resource
10.1394 Calls: 18th Scandinavian Conf/Ling,Final Submissions
1. 18-SCL, 18th Scandinavian Conf. of Linguistics, 2000
2. Snippets, FINAL WEEK FOR SUBMISSIONS (NEW SYNTAX-SEMANTICS JOURNAL)
10.1395 Qs: Debug Comp Grammer,Descript Logics/Concept Lang
1. Alberto Lavelli, debugging computational grammars
2. Enrico Franconi, Survey on Description Logics/Concept Languages in NLP
10.1396 Jobs: Sociolinguistics, Swahili Lectureship
1. Janet Bing, Position in sociolinguistics, Old Dominion University
2. Lutz Marten, Swahili Lectureship at SOAS London
10.1397 Books: Phonology, Romance Ling, Functional Ling
1. Paul Peranteau, Prosodic Phonology - Studies on the Phonological Word
2. Paul Peranteau, Romance Linguistics
3. Paul Peranteau, Systemic-Functional Linguistics
10.1398 Jobs: Ontology, French Linguistics
1. Kent Clizbe, Director of Ontologies for Internet Co.
2. Jamal Ouhalla, French Ling: Lecturer at Queen Mary-London University
10.1399 Jobs: English Linguistics, General Linguistics/ESL
1. Elaine J. Francis, English Linguistics: Asst Prof at Univ. of Hong Kong
2. Gilbert Youmans, General Ling/ESL: Asst Prof at Univ. of Missouri-Columbia
10.1400 Qs: Current Ling/Journalist, Morphology Textbooks
1. Margalit Fox, Current linguistics for general readership
2. M. J. Hardman, Morphology textbooks
10.1401 Qs: Language comprehension, Interactive software
1. Ron Smyth, Language comprehension tests
2. culver, Interactive software for instructional use
10.1402 Support: English & French Internships/Mexico
1. Jennifer Sisane, Intern Position: Huauchinango, MEXICO
10.1403 All: Karl Heinrich Menges 1908 to 1999
1. Sergey Krylov, Obituary Karl Heinrich Menges
10.1404 Jobs: Appl. Lx, Lg Acq/Syntax/Phonology/Morphology
1. Graham Thurgood, Assistant Professor in Applied Linguistics/TESOL
2. Carol Neidle, Lang Acquisition/Syntax/Phonology/Morphology - Boston U.
10.1405 Jobs: French Socioling, Semantics/First Nations Lang
1. Mary Ellen Scullen, French sociolinguistics
2. Edna Dharmaratne, Semantics and First Nations Languages
10.1406 Confs: Anaphora Workshop
1. Bart Hollebrandse, Anaphora Workshop
10.1407 TOC: Linguistique Africaine
1. Cassian BRACONNIER, Linguistique Africaine (nos 18, 19/1997 nos 20,21/1998)
10.1408 Books: African Ling, Manden Lang, Ivory Coast
1. Cassian BRACONNIER, Manden Language (Ivory Coast): a new dictionary
10.1409 Qs: B Language, Sister Dept/China, Etymology/"feed"
1. resvil, B Language
2. Zhensheng Geng, A Sister Department for Hainan University in China
3. manseri, Etymology/"feed"
10.1410 Jobs: Phonology, Applied Linguistics/TESOL
1. Monica Macaulay, Phonologist/University of Wisconsin-Madison
2. Janet Bing, Applied Linguistics/TESOL
10.1411 Calls: Information/Lang processing, Germanic Syntax
1. nlprs 99, NLPRS'99 Workshop on Multi-lingual Information Processing and Asian Language Processing
2. Zwart C.J.W., Comparative Germanic Syntax
10.1412 Confs: Generative Approach to Second Lang Acquisition
1. wai ling Seto, GASLA Conference
10.1413 Qs: Graphi Disc Analysis,Text Categorization/IR
1. Damon Clark, Graphic discourse analysis
2. Martin Hadis, text categorization, IR List
10.1414 Jobs: Post-Doc&PhD/Comp Ling,Post-Doc/Queen's Univ
1. Noord G.J.M. van, Post-doc and Ph.D. positions: computational linguistics Groningen
2. Joan Rahilly, Job at QUB
10.1415 Qs: Ling as Soc Sci Course,Switch Reference Markers
1. Franz Muller-Gotama, linguistics as a social science course
2. San Martin Itziar, Switch Reference Markers
10.1416 Confs: International Symposium on Ling Politeness
1. Krisadawan Hongladarom, International Symposium on Linguistic Politeness
10.1417 Jobs: Computational linguistics, Phonology-temporary
1. Doris Ecker, Part-time research assistant in computational linguistics
2. Osburne, Andrea (English), Temporary job--phonology
10.1418 FYI: Nouns 101, Latest Conference Index
1. Neil Bentley, Nouns 101
2. Peter White, Latest Conference Index
10.1419 Calls: Formal Ling, Cognitive Approaches to Lang
1. WCCFL XIX Organizing Committee, WCCFL XIX - Final Call for Papers
2. Urpo Nikanne, CALL FOR PAPERS: Cognitive Approaches to Language
10.1420 Qs: Dominance, _like_ + past participle
1. Marco Antonio Young Rabines, Dominance
2. Simon,Beth, _like_ + past participle
10.1421 Jobs: Speech Research, Applied Linguistics
1. Brion Wikes, Languages @ Nuance in Speech Research
2. Rochelle Lieber, Assistant Professor of English: Applied Linguistics
10.1422 Confs: Michigan Linguistic Society Meeting Program
1. Grover Hudson, Michigan Linguistic Society Meeting Program
10.1423 Confs: Workshop on Comparative Linguistics, 8
1. Joseph C. Salmons, Final announcement: Workshop on Comparative Linguistics, 8
10.1424 All: In memoriam: James D. McCawley
1. John A. Goldsmith, In memoriam: James D. McCawley
10.1425 Jobs: Signed Language, Speech Application
1. Garland D Bills, Signed language
2. Brion Wikes,
10.1426 Sum: Pro-drop Phenomena & Chinese
1. Abdulaziz Al-Najmi, Chinese & Pro-drop Phenomema
10.1427 Confs: Pre NELS Learnability Workshop
1. NELS30, Pre NELS Learnability Workshop.
10.1428 Calls: Information Access, Machine Translation
1. Nicolas Masson, RIAO2000 : Call for Papers and Application Demonstrations
2. Roger Harris, MT 2000: Conference and Call For Papers
10.1429 Jobs: Clinical Phonetics/Uk, Syntax/U of Hawaii
1. Dr James M Scobbie, Research Associate - (clinical) phonetics at Queen Margaret Univesity College, Edinburgh
2. Miriam Meyerhoff, Syntax
10.1430 Jobs: Chinese Ling./UCLA, Lexicon & Database/Japan
1. Shoichi Iwasaki, Chinese Linguistics Position at UCLA
2. Takashi YOSHIDA, Lexicon and Database
10.1431 Calls: Pragmatics, Natural Lang Processing/ATALA
1. Anita Fetzer, 7th International Pragmatics Conference
2. Philippe Blache, ATALA Workshop
10.1432 FYI: Cluster Analysis Program, Parser Guide Web Site
1. Lisa Bond, cluster analysis
2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Review of all Parsers