LINGUIST List 12.452

Mon Feb 19 2001

FYI: Catalan Ling Bibliography, Summer/Critical Lang

Editor for this issue: Lydia Grebenyova <lydialinguistlist.org>

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  • Llorenc Comajoan, Catalan Linguistics Bibliography
  • Danko Sipka, Courses in Critical Languages, Summer 2001

    Message 1: Catalan Linguistics Bibliography

     Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2001 07:44:03 -0600
    From: Llorenc Comajoan <lcomajoaindiana.edu>
    Subject: Catalan Linguistics Bibliography


    Rosa M. Baya and myself are in the process of putting together the section on Catalan Linguisitics in the Comparative Romance Linguistics Newsletter (see http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/~crln ). If you have published something regarding Catalan linguistics in 2000, I would appreciate it you sent me the bibliographical reference to lcomajoaindiana.edu so that we can include it in the bibliography. Thanks in advance.

    Llorenc Comajoan lcomajoaindiana.edu Indiana University

    Message 2: Courses in Critical Languages, Summer 2001

     Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2001 18:21:10 +0100
    From: Danko Sipka <sipkadanmain.amu.edu.pl>
    Subject: Courses in Critical Languages, Summer 2001


    LANGUAGE COURSES IN SUMMER 2001 at Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

    The Russian and East European Studies Consortium (REESC) at Arizona State University offers intensive summer elementary and intermediate language instruction in underrepresented critical languages. The Critical Languages Institute (CLI) features highly qualified Arizona State University and East European faculty. Tuition costs are waived and Tatar students are competitively eligible for fellowship support. On-campus housing is available.

    The Russian and East European Studies Consortium is pleased to announce the languages for its Critical Languages Institute for the summer of 2001. They are:

    -Serbian-Croatian (Elementary and Intermediate, taught by Danko Sipka) -Macedonian (Elementary and Intermediate, taught by Ljupco Spasovski) -Tatar (Elementary and Intermediate, taught by Agnes Kefeli)

    The courses are eight week intensive study programs conducted from June 4 through July 27. Arizona State University waives tuition, requiring instead only a very modest registration fee. Each course will provide one semester of language credit (four hours) at ASU and may be transferable. Students may also opt to take the classes without credit. There is an optional three week practicum for Serbian-Croatian in Petrovac, Montenegro, and for Macedonian in Ohrid, Macedonia (estimated costs are US$1,400, excluding airfare). Individuals studying Tatar are eligible for fellowship support on a competitive basis. More information is available at the REESC web site, http://www.asu.edu/ipo/reesc/ .

    Danko Sipka Danko.Sipkaasu.edu http://main.amu.edu.pl/~sipkadan/