Query Details
| Query Subject: |
Ph.D. programs
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| Author: | Richard Epstein | |
| Submitter Email: | click here to access email | |
| Linguistic LingField(s): |
Ling & Literature
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| Query: |
A graduate student (Masters' candidate) in one of my Linguistics
courses is thinking of pursuing a Ph.D. in the areas of stylistics and/or literary pragmatics. She would like to know what Ph.D. programs are out there which have specializations in the application of linguistic concepts to the analysis of literary texts. Her main interest is English literature, so I assume the most appropriate sort of program for her will turn out to be in an English department (rather than in a Linguistics dept.), but any suggestions would be appreciated. She's willing to relocate pretty much anywhere in the US, but would prefer to remain in the country. Please reply to me directly. Thank you very much, Rich Epstein. I am wondering if anybody in this list has information about the sound changes in Cantonese. Any references relating to socilinguistics factors on tonal changes will be appreciated. Please send mails to lnp6bwsy@leeds.ac.uk Thank you in advance Stephanie Yeung Does anyone know: 1. Where tape recorded and/or downloadable samples of the above can be obtained? 2. Of any developing/pre-existing speech archive of the same resides? |
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| LL Issue: | 8.653 | |
| Date posted: | 03-May-1997 | |
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