LINGUIST List, December 1999

December 1999 Issues

10.1834 Books: Papuan, Austronesian, Australian Langs
1. Julie Manley, Papuan Langs, Austronesian Langs, Australian Langs
10.1835 Books: Historical/Corpus Ling, Slavic Ling
1. LINCOM EUROPA, Historical Ling: Historical English Syntax, J. Pirez-Guerra
2. LINCOM EUROPA, Slavic Ling: Russian Existential Sentences: A functional approach
10.1836 Books: Australian, Omotic, & Tasmanian Langs
1. LINCOM EUROPA, Australian Lang: The Grammatical Structure of Worora, J.R.B. Love
2. LINCOM EUROPA, Comparative Morphology of the Omotic Langs, M. L. Bender
3. LINCOM EUROPA, A Narrow Survey of the Language and Dialects of the Extinct Tasmanians
10.1837 Books: Amerindian Ling, Theoretical Ling
1. LINCOM EUROPA, Amerindian Ling: Basic Word Order and Sentence Types in Kari'qa
2. LINCOM EUROPA, Theoretical Ling: Conceptual Analysis of Spatial Nouns, G. Bennardo
10.1838 Sum: 10.1801 Eng.Complementizer
1. Neil.Salmond, Sum: Eng.Complementizer
10.1839 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Suzanne Urbanczyk, What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. Francisco Dubert, Re: 10.1824 What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1840 Jobs: ESL/Discourse, French Linguistics
1. YOKO ADACHI, Teaching Second Language, Japanese or English: MA at California State University, Long Beach, California USA
2. Anne Vandeventer, French Linguistics
10.1841 Jobs: Semantics/Taiwan, Computational Psycholing
1. James T. Myers, Tenure track semantics position at National Chung Cheng University
2. Matthew W. Crocker, POSITION IN HUMAN SENTENCE PROCESSING
10.1842 Confs: "Lexicographie Bilingue"
1. NicolasSzende, TROISIEMES JOURNEES D'ETUDES SUR LA LEXICOGRAPHIE BILINGUE
10.1843 Jobs: French Linguistics/Asst Prof/U of Toronto
1. Elizabeth Cowper, French linguistics job in Toronto
10.1844 Jobs: Computational Ling: Project/ Germany
1. Anja Hofmann, Computational Ling: Project/ Univ of Stuttgart, Germany
10.1845 FYI: Comp Ling/FoCL, Cogn Science/Project
1. Edmund Schwabacher, Comp Ling: FoCL - Foundations of Computational Linguistics
2. C-Wade Savage, Cognitive Science: Project/Top 100 Works
10.1846 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Jorge Guitart, What exactly are allophones?
2. Jules Levin, Re: 10.1839, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1847 Calls: NL Generation, Afroasiatic Ling/Correction
1. Yael Netzer, INLG'2000, Natural Language Generation
2. Laurence Horn, Re: Linguist List 10.1828 (NACAL 2000 meeting)
10.1848 Sum: Query 10.1759 Air Traffic Controller Language
1. Raija Solatie, for Query:10.1759:Air Traffic Controller Language
10.1849 TOC: Languages in Contact Vol 1: 2
1. R.M.Salkie, Languages in Contrast Vol.1: 2
10.1850 Qs: NW Caucasian Langs, Anaphoric Dependencies
1. Joaquim Brandao de Carvalho, Corpora for NW Caucasian languages
2. Larissa Zakletska, Encoding anaphoric dependencies in the Minimalist Program
10.1851 Qs: Syntax Papers for Undergrads,"Net-Speak"
1. Martha McGinnis, Syntax papers for undergraduate course
2. Misty Azara (Volt Computer), "Net-speak"
10.1852 Calls: Ling/Professions:GURT 2000,Comp Ling:AT AISB-00
1. James E. Alatis, Linguistics and Professions/GURT 2000 (final cfp)
2. William Edmondson, Computational Ling:AT AISB-00
10.1853 Support: General Ling
1. John Ingram, General Ling:Research Stipends at University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
10.1854 Support: ESL
1. James E. Alatis, ESL:Title VII MAT traineeships at Georgetown University, Washington D.C., USA
10.1855 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 10.1846, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. Jorge M. Guitart, Re: 10.1846, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1856 FYI: New Website/List: RST, TEFL Courses in Russia
1. bill_mann, New Website/List: Rethorical Structure Theory (RST)
2. Lena Ovchinnikova, TEFL Courses in Moscow, Russia (RSA)
10.1857 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. benji wald, Re: 10.1846, What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. Joaquim Brandode Carvalho, Re: 10.1846, What Exactly Are Allophones?
3. Francisco Dubert, Re: 10.1846, What Exactly Are Allophones?
4. James L. Fidelholtz, Re: 10.1846, What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1858 Calls: L1 Acquisition, Formal Grammar/Berkeley
1. Paul Peranteau, L1 Acquisition/ The Annual Review
2. Andreas Kathol, Formal Grammar/ Berkeley Formal Grammar Conference 2000
10.1859 FYI: Comp Ling/Online Course, LOT Winter School
1. Linda Krute, Comp Ling: Online Course
2. LOT, Grad School of Linguistics: LOT Winter School/ Netherlands
10.1860 Jobs: Lang Minority Education, Applied/General Ling
1. Juliet Langman, Lang Minority Education: Asst Prof/ U of Texas, San Antonio, TX USA
2. Helen Fraser, Applied/General Ling: Univ of New England, USA
10.1861 Qs: African Languages, Origin of Phrase
1. AWodecki, African Languages audio and video clips
2. Simon Cauchi, Origin of phrase "small, but perfectly formed"
10.1862 TOC: CORRECTION: Languages in Contrast, Vol 1: 2
1. R.M.Salkie, Title Correction: Languages in Contrast, Vol 1: 2
10.1863 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Marc Picard, Re: 10.1857, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. H. Mark Hubey, Re: 10.1839, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1864 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.1865 Calls: Language/Mind (Amended), Computational Ling
1. ELLCONLK, Language in the Mind Conference (Amended)
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL-2000 Call for Theme Proposals
10.1866 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Jorge Guitart, Re: 10.1855, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. James L. Fidelholtz, Re: 10.1863, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
3. Travis Bradley, Re: 10.1863, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
4. Joaquim Brandode Carvalho, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1867 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Lee Fullerton, Re: 10.1855, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. Ronald Cosper, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
3. Jorge Guitart, Re: 10.1857, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
4. Celso Alvarez Caccamo, On allophones and thingness
10.1868 Jobs: Japanese, Computational Linguistics/Discourse
1. Richard Cameron, Japanese Lecturer/ University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
2. Fons Maes, Comp Ling/Discourse: Lecturer/ Tilburg University, The Netherlands
10.1869 Calls: Russian Ling/"Gowor"; Online Conf/Russian Lang
1. Lesnikow Serg W., Russian Ling/"Gowor"; 3rd International Online Conf/Russian Lang
10.1870 Sum: for Query 10.1830 Multiple wh-XP Interrogatives
1. Carsten Breul, Sum: multiple wh-XP interrogatives
10.1871 Jobs: TEFL/Taiwan, Eng&Ling./U of Memphis
1. Karen Kingsbury, TEFL: open at Tunghai University, Taiwan ROC
2. Cynthia Bernstein, English Department Chair, University of Memphis
10.1872 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Lotfi, On "Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?"
2. Andreas Gather, What exactly are allophones?
10.1873 Calls: General Linguistics/SECOL
1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Southeastern Conference on Linguistics
10.1874 FYI: ELAN User Agreement, "The Slavonic Antiquity"
1. ELAN User Community, ELAN User Agreement
2. Sergei V. Rjabchikov, New Articles on the webpage "THE SLAVONIC ANTIQUITY"
10.1875 Support: General Linguistics
1. Stanley Dubinsky, General Ling:Graduate student support at University of South Carolina, USA
10.1876 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Zylogy, Re: 10.1872, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. Patrick Farrell, Re: 10.1855, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
3. samuel seddoh, What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1877 Confs: Optimization of Interpretation
1. Bart Hollebrandse, Optimization of Interpretation/ The Netherlands
10.1878 Qs: Lemmatizer, Heinz Vater, Socioling/Blackmailing
1. Karen, Lemmatizers and Spellcheckers
2. Maria I Van messem, Theory of Tenses: Heinz Vater/Critic of Harald Weinrich
3. Andrea Hahnfeld, Sociolinguistic Aspect of Blackmailing
10.1879 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. H. M. Hubey, Re: 10.1876, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 10.1855, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
3. Jorge Guitart, Re: 10.1876, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1880 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. benji wald, Re: 10.1867, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. Martin Drpela, Re:10.1876, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1881 Books: Discourse Analysis
1. Gerd Stabler, Making Sense of Discourse Analysis, B. Paltridge
10.1882 Jobs: Comp Ling: Bahassa Specialist, Project Manager
1. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling: Language Specialist/ Bahassa - Ieper, Belgium
2. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling: Project Manager/Vietnamese - Ieper, Belgium
10.1883 Calls: General Ling/SECOL-2000, Voice/Telecom Services
1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, SECOL-2000: Southeastern Conference on Linguistics
2. Helmer Strik, Comp Ling: Workshop/ Voice Operated Telecom Services, Belgium
10.1884 Sum: for Query 10.1801 Complementizers/Update
1. Neil.Salmond, 2nd Summary: Complementizers
10.1885 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Jorge Guitart, Re: 10.1879, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1886 Calls: Circum-Baltic Syntax, Lang Processing/AMiLP
1. Katrin Hiietam, Comparative Circum-Baltic Syntax
2. Dirk Heylen, AMiLP/ Language Processing
10.1887 Calls: IMPACTS in NLG, Comp Ling/Coling-2000
1. Stephan Busemann, IMPACTS in Natural Language Generation - Workshop Announcement
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, Coling-2000 Second Announcement
10.1888 Jobs: General Ling, American Studies & Ethnicity
1. Shu-hui Peng, General Ling: Tenure-Track/ National Chi Nan Univ, Taiwan R.O.C.
2. Ed Finegan, American Studies & Ethnicity: Univ of Southern California, USA
10.1889 Confs: Bilingualism at the Ends of the Earth
1. Ray Harlow, Bilingualism at the Ends of the Earth
10.1890 Jobs: Research Fellowships in Linguistics/Japan
1. h32140, Research Fellowships in Linguistics
10.1891 TOC: Functions of Language, Vol 6:1
1. Kristin Davidse, Functions of Language, Vol 6:1
10.1892 TOC: Folia Linguistica, Vol XXXIII/1-2 (1999)
1. Gillian Caglayan, Folia Linguistica Vol. XXXIII/1-2 (1999)
10.1893 Books: Folk Linguistics, Bahnaric Languages Dictionary
1. Gillian Caglayan, Folk Linguistics, N. Niedzielski and D. R. Preston
2. LINCOM EUROPA, Comparative West Bahnaric Dictionary, P. Jacq & P. Sidwell
10.1894 Books: Germanic Linguistics, African Linguistics
1. LINCOM EUROPA, Germanic Ling: Plautdietsch Verb Conjugation, E. Neufeldt
2. LINCOM EUROPA, African Ling: Phonetic/Phonological Description of Mandinkakan
3. LINCOM EUROPA, Germanic Ling: Plautdietsch Grammar, E. Neufeldt
10.1895 FYI: Cognitive Modeling, Linguasphere Register
1. Ron Sun, Papers on cognitive modeling using reinforcement learning
2. webmaster, The Linguasphere Register of the World's Languages and Speech Communities
10.1896 Qs: Cedergren's 1984 Article, Ling and Culture
1. Barbara Avila-Shah, Cedergren's 1984 article
2. Ronald Cosper, Ling and Cultural Reconstruction
10.1897 Jobs: Comp Ling, Comp Ling
1. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling:Project Manager at Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products (L&H), Belgium
2. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling:Language Specialist at Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products,Belgium
10.1898 Jobs: Translation Studies, General Ling/Japanese
1. Mathias Schulze, Translation Studies: Lecturer/ U of Manchester (UMIST), UK
2. Peter McCagg, General Ling: Prof/ International Christian Univ, Tokyo Japan
10.1899 Calls: Applied Linguistics, Automatic Summarization
1. Peter Ecke, Psychological aspects of appl.linguistics, Mexico
2. Chin-Yew Lin, Workshop on Automatic Summarization April 30, 2000 Seattle,Washington
10.1900 Calls: Phonology, Germanic Linguistics
1. Charles Reiss, NAPhC Final Call for Papers
2. Mark L. Louden, Journal of Germanic Linguistics
10.1901 Qs: Vocabulary, Meillet reference, Text revision
1. Marianne Katsoyannou, Basic vocabulary
2. Wendy J. Anderson, Meillet reference - exceptions in language
3. Rthor, Christophe, Text revision and translation textbooks
10.1902 Jobs: Comp Ling: Czech, Project Manager/Turkish
1. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling: Czech/ Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products (L&H), Belgium
2. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling: Project Manager/Turkish at L&H/ Ieper, Belgium
10.1903 Jobs: Computational Linguistics, ESL
1. Barbara.Flammang, Comp Ling: 3 lang specialists at Systran Luxemburg
2. Lynne.D'[email protected], , ESL: Short-term Lecturer at Georgetown Univ/ Sofia, Bulgaria
10.1904 Jobs: Translation/Interpreting: Spanish-English
1. Rthor, Christophe, Spanish-English Translation: Prof/ James Madison Univ, Virginia USA
2. Rthor, Christophe, Spanish-English Translation/Interpreting: Lecturers/ Virginia USA
10.1905 Jobs: General Linguistics, Phonology
1. Registrator, General Ling: Full Prof/ Uppsala University, Sweden
2. T. A. Hall, Phonology: Research/ Berlin, Germany
10.1906 Confs: Sociolinguistics Symposium 2000
1. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, Socioling: Sociolinguistics Symposium 2000, Bristol UK
10.1907 Jobs: Syntax/Semantics:Germany, Formal Semantics:NY
1. Mats Rooth, syntax-semantics postdoc
2. Sheila Haddad, formal semantics:Cornell University
10.1908 Sum: for Query 10.1767 IPA Handbook/French Section
1. Neil Coffey, Sum: French section of the Handbook of the IPA
10.1909 Calls: First Calls:INSOLICO' 2000, CLC3
1. Emanuil Kastov, INSOLICO' 2000
2. Cathal Doherty, CLC3 First Call
10.1910 Support: Stuttgart Doctoral Fellowships
1. Mats Rooth, Stuttgart doctoral fellowships
10.1911 Sum: for Query 10.1593 Ukrainian Future Tense
1. umhardys,
10.1912 Confs: Cognitive Science - ICCS/JCSS99
1. HASIDA Koiti, Cognitive Science: ICCS/JCSS99 online proceedings
10.1913 Jobs: Comp Ling: Farsi, Project Manager/Thai
1. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling: Project Manager - Thai/ H&L, Ieper, Belgium
2. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling: Farsi/ Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products, Ieper Belgium
10.1914 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Celso Alvarez Caccamo, What Exactly are Allophones?
2. Francisco Dubert, What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1915 Confs: 2nd Lang Acquisition:EUROSLA 10
1. Andrzej yda, 2nd Lang Acquisition:EUROSLA 10
10.1916 Confs: General Ling:WCCFL 19 Preliminary Program
1. WCCFL XIX Organizing Committee, General Ling:WCCFL 19 Preliminary Program
10.1917 Sum: for Query:10.1728 Do Support,Adjectives,Verbs
1. dave gough, for Query:10.1728 Do Support & Adjectives And Verbs
10.1918 FYI: ALFAL Announcement, ELRA News
1. GFW, ALFAL Announcement
2. Valerie Mapelli, ELRA News
10.1919 Jobs: Language Modeling/Consultants/California
1. June.HAASE, Language Modeling/Consultant
10.1920 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 10.1914, Disc: What Exactly Are "Allophones OF"?
10.1921 Qs: Acquisition of trills, NLP research
1. Martin J Ball, Acquisition of trills; Rhotics
2. Niladri Sekhar Dash, NLP
10.1922 Qs: Liaison, Russian impersonal constructions
1. Raija Solatie, Liaison
2. ROEBUCK, AIMEE M. (JSC-AH), Russian impersonal constructions
10.1923 Review: Biber et al: Corpus Linguistics
1. Niladri Sekhar Dash, Review: Biber et al: Corpus Linguistics
10.1924 Jobs: Comp Ling, Applied/General Ling
1. Paul Allopenna, Comp Ling: Technical Staff at Simpli.com, Providence, RI, USA
2. Helen Fraser, Applied/General Ling: Univ of New England, Australia (CORRECTION)
10.1925 Calls: ANLP/NAACL2000,Scandinavian Conference of Ling.
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, ANLP/NAACL2000 Workshop Call for Papers
2. Johanna Barddal,
10.1926 Confs: IWPT 2000: Italy
1. Alberto Lavelli, IWPT 2000 Call for Participation
10.1927 Jobs: Computational Ling, Computational Ling
1. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling:Lang Specialist at Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products, Belgium
2. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling:Lang Specialist at Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products, Belgium
10.1928 Books: Chinese Syntax
1. Hidehito Hoshi, Syntax: Anaphor in Mandarin Chinese and Binding at the Interface
10.1929 TOC: UC-Irvine WP in Linguistics, Vol 5 (1999)
1. Hidehito Hoshi, UCI Working Papers in Linguistics, Vol 5 (1999)
10.1930 TOC: Computers and the Humanitites, Vol 33, Issue 3
1. kap-listman, Computers and the Humanities. Vol. 33, Issue 3
10.1931 TOC: Russian Linguistics, Vol 23, Issue 3
1. kap-listman, Russian Linguistics. Vol. 23, Issue 3
10.1932 TOC: Anthropological Linguistics, Ten-Year Index
1. john a. erickson, Anthropological Linguistics, Ten-Year Index (1989-1998)
10.1933 Review: Kager et al.: Prosody-Morphology Interface
1. mike_maxwell, review of "The Prosody-Morphology Interface"
10.1934 Review: Rohrbacher: Morphology-Driven Syntax
1. Michael Moss, Rohrbacher Review
10.1935 Review: Hirst & Di Cristo: Intonation systems
1. Johannes Reese, Book Review: Intonation systems
10.1936 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Jorge Guitart, Re: 10.1920, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1937 Qs: Translation of Compound Nouns, Lang vs Dialect
1. Oliver Cromm, Machine Translation of Compound nouns
2. George Fowler, Source of famous pithy saying about language vs. dialect
10.1938 Calls: 2nd Lang Acquisition-2000 NCOLCTL, Neuroling
1. Scott McGinnis, 2nd Lang Acquisition: 2000 NCOLCTL-Extended Call for Poster Session Proposals
2. maxstam, Neuroling: Mirror Neurons and the Evolution of Brain and Language
10.1939 Calls: CL2000/Final Call, LFG2000/Second Call
1. Raamsdonk van F, CL2000: final call for workshop proposals
2. Rachel Nordlinger, LFG2000, Second Call For Papers
10.1940 Confs: Acquisition Workshop at WCCFL 19 / L.A.
1. Misha Becker, Acquisition Workshop at WCCFL 19
10.1941 Jobs: Speech Recognition/UK,Comp Ling/S.California
1. Steve Beet, Speech Recognition: - at Aculab plc, Bucks. UK
2. culver,
10.1942 Calls: SILFI2000, ECAI 2000/PAIS 2000
1. Elisabeth Burr, SILFI2000-Submission Deadline for papers/panel proposals
2. ECAI 2000 Publicity [Markus Hannebauer], ECAI 2000/PAIS 2000 - 2nd Call for Papers
10.1943 Calls: ANLP/NAACL 2000, Language Change
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, ANLP/NAACL 2000 Workshop - Call for Papers
2. D. Eric Holt, Session on Optimal Approaches to Language Change-Final Call
10.1944 TOC: Anthropological Linguistics, 41:3 (Fall 1999)
1. john a. erickson, Anthropological Linguistics, Vol. 41, No. 3 (Fall 1999)
10.1945 FYI: MA program in Mexico,Tibetan Info,ACL 2000 Form
1. MAYELLA ALMAZAN ARREOLA, MA program in Mexico
2. Don Stilwell, Paper and data on Tibetan available for download
3. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL 2000 Membership/Order Form
10.1946 Jobs: Computational Ling, Computational Ling
1. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling:Lang Specialist at Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products, Belgium
2. Pierre Eggermont, Comp Ling:Project Manager at Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products, Belgium
10.1947 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Celso Alvarez Caccamo, Re: What Exactly Are Allophones OF?
2. Peter T. Daniels, Re: 10.1936, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1948 All: Thanks and An Update
1. Helen Aristar Dry, Donations
10.1949 All: LINGUIST Vacation, LSA Invitation
1. Helen Aristar Dry, LINGUIST Vacation
2. Helen Aristar Dry, LSA
10.1950 Review: Bloom et al. Language and Space
1. Anne Reboul, Review of Bloom et al., Language and space
10.1951 Review: Setton: Simultaneous Interpretation
1. zmaalej, Book Review: Setton's Simultaneous Interpretation
10.1952 Review: Coleman: Phonological Representations
1. Stefan, Re: review of Coleman's book
10.1953 Review: Radford et al.: Linguistics: An Introduction
1. Mayumi Masuko, Book review: Radford et al.
10.1954 Calls: NLP 2000/Greece, 18th SCL/2nd Call
1. Aristides Th. Vagelatos, 2nd International Conference on Natural Language Processing
2. 18-SCL, Second Call, 18th SCL, May 18-20, 2000
10.1955 Jobs: Reader in Ling/UK, ESL Instructor/Massachusetts
1. Martin J Ball, Reader in Linguistics, University of Ulster
2. Jane D. Schmidt, ESL Instructor: at Language Consultants, Massachusetts USA
10.1956 Jobs: Corpus Ling/Old Eng:UK, NSF Director
1. Susan Pintzuk, Corpus Ling/Old English:Research Fellow at University of York, UK
2. Chapin, Paul G, NSF, Division of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences
10.1957 Sum: for Query 10.1525 History of English Textbook
1. Ocke-Schwen Bohn, History of English textbook
10.1958 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
1. Francisco Dubert, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
2. Larry, Re: Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1959 Calls: Syntax/Pragmatics, Computational Linguistics
1. Dirk Bury, Syntax/Pragmatics Interactions
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL 2000 - Preliminary Call for Papers
10.1960 Qs: Arguments/adjuncts, 2LA (Cantonese)
1. Nobue Mori, Distinguish arguments from adjuncts
2. W. L. Tsang, 2LA (Cantonese)
10.1961 Calls: Semantics/Ling Theory, Tree Adjoining Grammars
1. Semantic and Linguistic Theory 10 Confer, SALT X - Semantics and Linguistic Theory
2. Lionel Clement, TAG+5 (Tree Adjoining Grammars/Related Formalisms) - SECOND CALL
10.1962 Calls: Information Extraction, Applied Interlinguas
1. jock, Workshop on Information Extraction meets Corpus Linguistics- LREC 2000
2. Stephen Helmreich, Workshop on Applied Interlinguas: Call for papers
10.1963 Confs: Corpus Linguistics / Modern Hebrew
1. Uri Horesh, Symposium: Corpus Linguistics / Modern Hebrew
10.1964 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.1965 Sum: for Query 10.1265 Kanji by Grade Level
1. Mark_Mandel, kanji by grade level (10.1265)
10.1966 Review: Correction to review of Coleman
1. Stefan, Re: review of Coleman's book
10.1967 TOC: Journal of East Asian Linguistics, Vol 9:1
1. kap-listman, Journal of East Asian Linguistics. Vol. 9, Issue 1
10.1968 Confs: Creole Symposium / U of Chicago
1. Chris Corcoran, Creole symposium announcement
10.1969 Jobs: Eng.Tutor/Turkey, General Ling./U of Florida
1. Karamustafa, K., TUTORS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
2. Cindy Powell, Assistant Professor, The University of Florida Linguistics Program
10.1970 Calls: Canadian Ling Association, Corpus Ling/LREC
1. Nicole Rosen, Canadian Linguistic Association/ Edmonton, Canada
2. Nancy M. Ide, Corpus Linguistics Workshop - LREC 2000/ Athens, Greece
10.1971 Calls: Italian Ling/SILFI, Cognitive Ling/COGSCI
1. Elisabeth Burr, Italian Linguistics: SILFI 2000 - Deadline Extended
2. Colleen Seifert, Cognitive Ling: COGSCI 2000/ Philadelphia, PA USA
10.1972 Jobs: Phonology, General/Theoretical Linguistics
1. Akinbiyi AKINLABI, Phonology: Visiting Asst Prof/ Rutgers Univ, NJ USA
2. Alison Henry, General/Theoretical Ling: Research/Prof, Univ of Ulster, UK
10.1973 Qs: Ispell Dictionaries, Cross-ling Advertising
1. Paul Rohr, Comp Ling: Ispell dictionaries for different languages
2. George Fowler, Cross-linguistic advertising
10.1974 Disc: Written Creole: Genuine or Hoax?
1. Rmy Viredaz, Re: Issue 10.1812 Written Creole: Genuine or Hoax?
10.1975 Calls: Chinese Linguistics, Corpus Linguistics
1. Sze-Wing Tang, FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS: International Symposium on Topic and Focus in Chinese
2. Kristen Precht, Second North American Symposium on Corpus Linguistics
10.1976 Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?/Last posting
1. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 10.1947, Disc: What Exactly Are Allophones?
10.1977 Calls: Amazonian Languages, Linguistic Exploration
1. marilia lopes da costa faco soares, Symposium on Amazonian Languages and Neighbouring Areas
2. Steven Bird, Linguistic Exploration Workshop
10.1978 Calls: Syntax/Semantics, General Linguistics
1. Delia Bentley, workshop on auxiliaries
2. Manchester Postgrad Conference, Manchester Postgrad Conference: Announcement and CFP
10.1979 Jobs: Ling/Applied Ling, Ontology/Comp Ling
1. Monica Sanchez, Linguistics/Applied Linguistics/Assistant Professor-Ontario, CANADA
2. Kent Clizbe, Ontology/Knowledge Engineering: at GateSource Partners, VA USA
10.1980 Jobs: Speech Technology/Lecturer, Eng Ling/Lecturer
1. Paul Taylor, Lecturer (or Reader) in Speech Technology
2. Hans Lindquist, English linguistics
10.1981 TOC: Grammars, Vol 2, Issue 2
1. kap-listman, Grammars, Vol. 2, Issue 2
10.1982 TOC: Linguistics and Philosophy, Vol 22, Issue 6
1. kap-listman, Linguistics and Philosophy. Vol. 22, Issue 6
10.1983 Books: Language Policy, Sign Lang, Bilingual Ed
1. Kathryn King, Language Policy & Language Issues, S. Wright
2. Kathryn King, Sign Lang: Care & education of a Deaf Child, P. Knight & R. Swanwick
3. Kathryn King, Young Bilingual Learners in Nursery School, L. Thompson
10.1984 Calls: Computational Linguistics, ISA'2000
1. Pascal Ryffel, Computational Ling: Intelligent Systems and Applications (ISA'2000)
10.1985 Support: Cognitive Science
1. Rachel Gawron, Cognitive Science: Postdoc Traineeship at Johns Hopkins
10.1986 Calls: Applied Linguistics Assoc of Australia
1. Tim McNamara, Applied Linguistics Assoc of Australia Conference 2000
10.1987 Qs: Machine Translation, AAVE Code-switching, NLP
1. John Kovarik, Machine Translation: Attempo controlled English
2. Luisanna Fodde, African American Vernacular and Spanish Code-switching
3. Mary D. Taffet, Online Demo tools for NLP?
10.1988 FYI: ESL Conversational Software
1. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., ESL Conversational Software - Free for research use
10.1989 Calls: Comp Ling:TAL Special Issue Speech Synthesis
1. Evelyne Tzoukermann, Comp Ling:TAL Special Issue Speech Synthesis
10.1990 Qs: Hangzhou Numerals & Unicode, ISSHAR & Unicode
1. Patrick Andries, Hangzhou Numerals/ Unicode
2. Patrick Andries, ISSHAR/ Bengali and Oriya
10.1991 Calls: Translation Workshop, Humanities Colloquium
1. Frank Austermuehl, Translation Workshop - ISSEI 2000 Conference
2. John Dunnion, Humanities Computing Colloquium: "What's all the Hype in Hypertext About?"
10.1992 Support: Historical Linguistics: PhD/ New Zealand
1. Lyle Campbell, Historical Ling: PhD Scholarship/ U of Canterbury, New Zealand
10.1993 Calls: Interlingual Approaches to NLP
1. Stephen Helmreich, Interlingual Approaches to NLP
10.1994 Sum: Core Grammars
1. Cristina Barbero, core grammars
10.1995 Confs: Antwerp Syntax/Semantics of NP
1. Martine Coene, Antwerp Synt/Sem of NP:Program & Registration
10.1996 Disc: Written Creole: Genuine or Hoax?
1. MIT2USA, RE Debate on the Status of the Creole Language
10.1997 Confs: Language, Culture, and Cognition
1. Jeroen van de Weijer, "Language, Culture, and Cognition"
10.1998 Jobs: ESL Composition/Assistant Professor
1. Rory Donnelly, ESL Composition: assistant professor at Northeastern Illinois University, IL US
10.1999 Calls: Indonesian Ling, Semantic Approximation
1. David Gil, Symposium on Malay / Indonesian Linguistics
2. Leo Obrst, KR-2000 Workshop on Semantic Approximation, Granularity, & Vagueness
10.2000 FYI: Greek Sign Lang/Modern Greek Dictionary
1. Marianne Katsoyannou, Greek Sign Lang-Modern Greek Dictionary
10.2001 Qs: German Remnant Topicalization
1. Takashi Toyoshima, German remnant topicalization
10.2002 Review: Davies: An Intro to Applied Linguistics
1. Terese Thonus, Book review: Davies
10.2003 Confs: Lengua, Comunicacion y Desarrollo
1. Javier Martin-Gonzalez, Congreso en Cuba
10.2004 Calls: Semantics/Pragmatics, Communicating Agents
1. Massimo Poesio, Third call for papers: Gotalog 2000
2. Bernhard Schroeder, 2nd CfP: Communicating Agents
10.2005 TOC: Natural Language Semantics, Vol 7, Issue 4
1. kap-listman, Natural Language Semantics. Vol. 7, Issue 4
10.2006 TOC: Virittaja, Vol 103
1. Toni M Suutari, Virittj, Vol. 103
10.2007 Jobs: Computational Lexicographer, Computational Ling
1. Federica Busa, Computational Lexicographer for Lexem Inc., Cambridge, Mass.
2. Stanley Peters, Computational Ling: Postdoc Research Position at Stanford U.
10.2008 Calls: Society for Text and Discourse
1. William Mann, Society for Text and Discourse, deadline extended
10.2009 Qs: 2nd Language Acquisition, Tai and Palatals
1. Jan Tent, 2nd language acquisition affecting 1st language...
2. Zylogy, Tai and palatal finals
10.2010 FYI: Theoretical Ling Papers, New ROA Mirror
1. Anna Gavarro Alguero, Theoretical Grammar Group (GGT) - Research Reports available
2. Markus Walther, New European Mirror of ROA / New Marburg linguistics archive