From linkb at lurac.latrobe.edu.au  Mon Sep  6 11:34:34 1999
From: linkb at lurac.latrobe.edu.au (Kate Burridge)
Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1999 07:34:34 EDT
Subject: Endangered languages conference
Message-ID: <MON.6.SEP.1999.073434.EDT.LINKB@LURAC.LATROBE.EDU.AU>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Symposium

LANGUAGE ENDANGERMENT
AND LANGUAGE MAINTENANCE:
AN ACTIVE APPROACH

La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia
Monday-Tuesday 29-30 November 1999

convened by David Bradley, Department of Linguistics

The symposium will start with a panel discussion on issues in language
endangerment, with David Bradley as well as Alexandra Aikhenvald
(Australian National University; from 2000 La Trobe University), Michael
Clyne (Monash University), Bob Dixon (Australian National University; from
2000 La Trobe University), Peter Mühlhäusler (Adelaide University) and
Steven Wurm (Australian National University) and conclude with a general
discussion on strategies for language maintenance.

The panel discussion will focus on (1) factors contributing to language
endangerment: demographic, political, geographical, economic, social,
attitudinal and linguistic; (2) the process of language shift and its
linguistic and practical implications, and (3) the stages of language
endangerment, whether gradual or abrupt.

Case study presentations on individual communities will be given by these
and other scholars including Barry Blake, Kate Burridge and Maya Bradley
(La Trobe University), Margaret Florey (University of Newcastle), Rob Amery
(Adelaide University) and others. These case studies will include
Australian Aboriginal and migrant communities as well as indigenous and
migrant communities in various other countries including Indonesia,
Thailand, China, Canada and the Netherlands.

Specific case studies to be presented include studies on the revival of
Australian Aboriginal languages (Blake and others in Victoria, Amery and
Mühlhäusler in South Australia), preparation of materials to assist
communities in language maintenance (Bradley, Burridge and others, in
Canada, China and Thailand), language maintenance in migrant versus
autochthonous communities (Florey and others, in Indonesia and the
Netherlands), sociolinguistic factors in language maintenance, and other
topics.

All others who wish to make a presentation (20 minutes plus 10 minutes
discussion) should submit a one-page abstract and email or fax address by 1
November; notification of acceptance will be sent by email or fax on 14
November.

It is intended to produce a volume on the outcomes of the symposium.

Those who wish their presentation to be considered for inclusion in this
volume should submit it in hard copy AND on disk or as email attachment in
rtf or Word 6 at or before the symposium. Please follow the Pacific
Linguistics format which is available from
<http://pacling.anu.edu.au/authors>. If you use any unusual fonts, please
provide details and if possible a copy of the font.

The symposium is planned to start at 10:30 AM on 29 November and finish on
the afternoon of 30 November. It will be held in the HuEd area which is
near the Department of Linguistics. Registration (no charge) will be in the
David Myers Building, East wing, Room E229 starting from 9:30 AM on 29
November. Accommodation should be booked directly with Menzies College
(tel. (+613/03) 9479 1071, fax (+613/03) 9479 3690, email
<Menzies at latrobe.edu.au>; a few double rooms $40, single rooms $30 or
$24-50; please indicate that you are coming for this symposium) or Parkside
Inn (1045 Plenty Road, Bundoora VIC 3083; tel. (+613/03) 9467 3344, fax
(+613/03) 9467 5462; motel-style accommodation walking distance from the
campus, $69 and upwards). Those who prefer to stay in the centre of
Melbourne can travel by bus or tram to the university in under an hour.
Meals are available on campus weekdays until 7 PM. Free parking is
available in unpaved Car Parks 4 and 2A, or parking by daily permit in
paved areas.

This symposium is free and open to the public.
Support from the UNESCO CIPSH Endangered Languages programme and the
Australian Research Council (A59803475) is very gratefully acknowledged.
Koori and other indigenous and NESB participation is most welcome.

All enquiries and abstracts to <Linguistics at latrobe.edu.au> or
Department of Linguistics, La Trobe University, Bundoora VIC 3083, Australia
Telephone       +613/03 9479 2338
Fax             +613/03 9479 1520
+613 is the international dialling code from outside Australia; 03 is the
STD prefix from outside Victoria

Please consult our web site on <http://www.latrobe.edu.au/www/linguistics>;
the final symposium programme will be on this web site from 14 November.


text ends


David Bradley
Linguistics
La Trobe University
Bundoora VIC 3083
Australia

tel     +61 3 9479 2362
fax     +61 3 9479 1520
web     http://www.latrobe.edu.au/www/linguistics

Kate Burridge
Associate Professor, Linguistics
La Trobe University
Bundoora, 3083
Vic


From embleton at YorkU.CA  Sat Sep 11 18:46:18 1999
From: embleton at YorkU.CA (Sheila Embleton)
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1999 14:46:18 EDT
Subject: ILA call for papers, April 7-9/2000, Georgetown University
Message-ID: <SAT.11.SEP.1999.144618.EDT.EMBLETON@YORKU.CA>


This conference has language change and contact as a theme, although
papers on any theoretical or applied linguistics topic are also welcome.
The call is included below as text, and is also attached. Please direct
any questions to the people indicated in the message below, not to me!

Sheila Embleton                       embleton at yorku.ca

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1999 08:07:21 -0400 (EDT)
From: Ruth M. Brend <rbrend at umich.edu>
To: embleton at yorku.ca
Subject: ILA CALL


               FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS

          45th Annual Conference, International Linguistic Association

           April 7-9, 2000,  Georgetown University, Washington, D. C.

The 45th ILA conference will have as its major theme Language
Contact/Language Change. While papers on that theme are especially
welcomed, abstracts on any subject in theoretical and applied linguistics
are also solicited.  Invited speakers:  Lila Gleitman, University  of
Pennsylvania and Lesley Milroy and Sarah Thomason, both of the University
of Michigan.  Local host: Father Solomon Sara.

Single-spaced abstracts, bearing  the  title of the paper (but no author),
of not more than 425 words should clearly state the problems or research
questions addressed, and should give  some indication of results or
conclusions.  (Anonymity  will be preserved  when abstracts are forwarded
to the judges.)  Send via e-mail to the conference chair (see below).
Simultaneously, send via airmail 3  camera-ready hard copies of the
abstract, plus a 3x5 card bearing name, title of paper, addresses,
affiliation, audio-visual equipment needed and time desired (maximum 20
minutes plus discussion) to the conference secretary.  Submissions on
diskettes will not be accepted.  Those wishing to propose panels,or special
sessions, etc., should contact the conference chair.  Deadline for recept
of abstracts:  January 10, 2000.

Send e-mailed abstracts                     Send  hard copies & info.
 to the chair:                                       card to the secretary:

rbrend at umich.edu                              ilaconf.woltjer at gte.net

Dr. Ruth M. Brend                                Ms. Johanna J. Woltjer

3361 Burbank Dr.                                511 West 112 St. #14
Ann  Arbor, MI 48105                           New York, NY 10025 -1634
(734) 665-2787                                   (212)749-3366


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From a.korn at em.uni-frankfurt.de  Tue Sep 14 10:59:57 1999
From: a.korn at em.uni-frankfurt.de (agnes korn)
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 06:59:57 EDT
Subject: TITUS Texte
Message-ID: <TUE.14.SEP.1999.065957.EDT.A.KORN@EM.UNIFRANKFURT.DE>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Liebe KollegInnen,

von den TITUS-Texten (http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , unter "Textus")
sind einige jetzt auch in HTML-Format vorraetig; weitere sollen folgen.

Beste Gruesse
Agnes Korn


Dear colleagues,

an increasing number of texts on the TITUS server
(http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , see "textus") are now also available
in HTML.

Best regards
Agnes Korn

--
........................................................................

 Agnes Korn
 Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft  :       Tel.  + 49 - 69 - 798 22 847
 Universitaet Frankfurt            :       Fax   + 49 - 69 - 798 22 873
 PF  11 19 32                      :      http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de
 D - 60054 Frankfurt               :  mailto:a.korn at em.uni-frankfurt.de


From jjbowks at adam.cheshire.net  Sat Sep 18 14:45:57 1999
From: jjbowks at adam.cheshire.net (Jay Bowks)
Date: Sat, 18 Sep 1999 10:45:57 EDT
Subject: TITUS - TEXTUS Making the rounds ;-)
Message-ID: <SAT.18.SEP.1999.104557.EDT.JJBOWKS@ADAM.CHESHIRE.NET>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
From: jdm314 at aol.com
To: gothic-l at egroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 1999 9:58 PM
Subject: [gothic-l] Re: TITUS Texte

Liufái gajukans jah liufôs gajukôs,
Þeihandei raþjô gamelidanê af þizái TITUS skalkinassáus-makeinái
(http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ saíhv þata "TEXTUS") ju atsatjanda bi
HTML. Alja þanaseiþ afargaggan skulun.

Gôlja izwis,
Agnês Kaúrn


jdm31- at aol.com wrote:
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/gothic-l/?start=890
--- Message Original ---
Fw: interlingua at coollist.com
> Car collegas,
> un augmentante numero de textos del servitor TITUS
> ( http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , vide "textus") nunc es
> disponibile in HTML
>
> ----- Message Original -----
> ab: agnes korn
> thema: TITUS Texte
> >Liebe KollegInnen,
> >
> >von den TITUS-Texten (http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , unter
"Textus")
> >sind einige jetzt auch in HTML-Format vorraetig; weitere sollen
folgen.
> >
> >Beste Gruesse
> >Agnes Korn
> >
> >
> >Dear colleagues,
> >
> >an increasing number of texts on the TITUS server
> >(http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , see "textus") are now also
available
> >in HTML.
> >
> >Best regards
> >Agnes Korn
> > Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft
> > Universitaet Frankfurt
>


From shaxbi at usa.net  Mon Sep 27 12:41:09 1999
From: shaxbi at usa.net (Madina Shaxbijeva)
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 08:41:09 EDT
Subject: No subject
Message-ID: <MON.27.SEP.1999.084109.EDT.SHAXBI@USA.NET>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Dear  Dorothy Disterheft 
I ask you to send the text to all the subscriders of Histling again with some
changes.



RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
THE INSTITUTE OF LINGUISTICS  
103009 Moscow K-9, B. Kislovsky per., 1/12
T. (095) 290-16-74; Fax (095) 290-05-28
E-mail <yudakin at mail.ru>                    
 Dear Colleagues            

   �Linguistic Encyclopaedia: The Main Scholars of Russia and Abroad� (= LE)
is being completed by Dr Phil Yudakin A.P. (Institute of Linguistics, Russian
Academy of Sciences).
   Russian and Foreign Lcs does not know such an edition. LE comprises
practically all the domains of Lcs; the main scholars of many countries (over
50) are described in it. LE differs from the existing �Who is Who� in the
following way: 
   1. The author of LE is a scholar at large, so to LE are impartially
included the specialists who have made a considerable contribution to Lcs.   
2. This contribution is assessed as a rule at its true value. 3. The most
quoted  Russian and Foreign Scholars are described more in detail. 4. The 
biographies of Russian and Slavonic scholars are more detailed. And what is   
       more, LE discovers above a hundred new names of the specialists. 5. A
lot of   articles are accompanied by photos of the scholars. 6. Some
scientists of the adjacent domains (psychologists, mathematicians,
philosophers) who were occupied with the linguistic problems are included to
LE. 7. The author  addresses the book to the large audience ( scholars,
students, post--graduates ), that is  why LE is applied by the list of the
manuals of about 100 languages. 
   LINGUISTIC ENCYCLOPAEDIA:  The Main Scholars of Russia    and Abroad. //
Ed. by Dr Phil Yudakin A.P. (Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of
Sciences )./ About 1 500 articles, ill., indexes./ Approximately: 1999 Dec �
2000 Jan.
   Considering the complexity of the edition , Linguistic Encyclopaedia will
be published to order and only to your order. The price is 200 American
Dollars for a copy. The book is supposed to come out in Dec 1999 � Jan 2000.
Your help is wanted.                      
    The author   asks those scholars who wants to possess LE to send the money
in the name of Yudakin Anatoly Petrovich to the account:             ACB
�MOSCOW INDUSTRIAL BANK�                                                  KI
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                      5, ORDZHONIKIDZE STREET                                 
                             MOSCOW, 117419, RUSSIA                           
                                             SWIFT: MINNRUMM                  
                                                                              
 ACCOUNT 42301840000060000001                                                 
              YUDAKIN ANATOLY PETROVICH         
   The author asks you to inform about the remittance  by E-mail, by Fax or by
Post. The address is at the beginning of the letter.                          
                                                                              
                                            
                                                                    Sincerely
yours
                                                                    Anatoly P.
Yudakin, Dr Phil.
 

____________________________________________________________________
Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1


From polikarp at philol.msu.ru  Tue Sep 28 17:33:58 1999
From: polikarp at philol.msu.ru (Anatoliy Polikarpov)
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 13:33:58 EDT
Subject: HumLang: New list in Linguistics is opened!!!
Message-ID: <TUE.28.SEP.1999.133358.EDT.POLIKARP@PHILOL.MSU.RU>

Dear Colleague!
Please, read attached file-letters, where you'll find information about new List HumLang (Human Language) (This file is attached in textual format,  as well as in html one) .
 
Editor of the HumLang List - Anatoliy A.Polikarpov

Дорогой коллега!
Посмотрите, пожалуйста, вложенный файл-письмо, в котором Вы найдете информацию о новом листе рассылки Humlang (Язык Человека) (файл прилагается как в текстовом, так и в html формате).

Редактор листа HumLang - Анатолий Анатольевич Поликарпов

 
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From jsalmons at facstaff.wisc.edu  Wed Sep 29 14:33:43 1999
From: jsalmons at facstaff.wisc.edu (Joseph C. Salmons)
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 1999 10:33:43 EDT
Subject: final announcement: Workshop on Comparative Linguistics, 8
Message-ID: <WED.29.SEP.1999.103343.EDT.JSALMONS@FACSTAFF.WISC.EDU>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Workshop on Comparative Linguistics, 8:
Variation & Reconstruction

October 29-31, 1999
Pyle Center (formerly "Wisconsin Center"), 702 Langdon Street
University of Wisconsin, Madison

Friday , Oct. 29, 7:00 p.m.  Informal gathering, Max Kade Institute, 901 Univ.
 Bay Dr. 262-7546. (Transportation is available from Lowell Hall at 7:00 or on
 request by calling the MKI.)

Saturday. Oct. 30
Reconstructing Social Variation
9:30    Robert Howell (UW) Reconstructing social variation in Early Modern Europe
10:15   Ray Harris (UW) Reduction of variation in the standardization of Castilian
 Spanish around 1500

11:00:  Coffee break

11:30:  Paul T. Roberge (UNC) "Reconstructing a Creole Continuum in early
 Afrikaans"

12:30   Lunch

Reconstructing morphological variation
2:00    Frederick Schwink (Illinois)  Reconstructing Variation in Proto-Germanic
 Gender
2:45    Sergio Meira (Rice/Nijmegen) Reconstructing Irregularity from Regularity:
 The Case of Competing First-Person Prefixes In Taranoan

3:30:   Break

4:00:   James Milroy (Michigan)  "Some comments on the role of speakers in
 language change"

7:00:   Dinner

Sunday, Oct. 31
9:00    Cynthia Miller (UW) Variation in the Use of a Grammaticalized
Complementizer in Ancient Northwest Semitic


Identifying (pre-)historic variation
9:30    Brian D. Joseph (Ohio State) Projecting variation back onto the proto
 language
10:00   Thomas Cravens (UW) Approaching orthographic "confusion":  stable
 allophony, change in progress, and lexicalized restucturing in early texts

11:00:  Coffee break

11:30   Concluding Discussion, Mary Niepokuj (Purdue University)

Rooms are available at Lowell Hall (610 Langdon St., Madison, WI 53706) for
 Friday and Saturday night, single $52, double $62. Reservations should be made
 immediately: phone 608.256.2621, fax 256.5445. Please mention the WCL.

WCL 8 is co-sponsored by the Depts of German, Hebrew & Semitic, Linguistics,
 French & Italian, Spanish & Portuguese, and the Max Kade Institute. The
 Workshop is made possible by generous support from the Anonymous Fund of the
 College of Letters & Science, UW.


From linkb at lurac.latrobe.edu.au  Mon Sep  6 11:34:34 1999
From: linkb at lurac.latrobe.edu.au (Kate Burridge)
Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1999 07:34:34 EDT
Subject: Endangered languages conference
Message-ID: <MON.6.SEP.1999.073434.EDT.LINKB@LURAC.LATROBE.EDU.AU>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Symposium

LANGUAGE ENDANGERMENT
AND LANGUAGE MAINTENANCE:
AN ACTIVE APPROACH

La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia
Monday-Tuesday 29-30 November 1999

convened by David Bradley, Department of Linguistics

The symposium will start with a panel discussion on issues in language
endangerment, with David Bradley as well as Alexandra Aikhenvald
(Australian National University; from 2000 La Trobe University), Michael
Clyne (Monash University), Bob Dixon (Australian National University; from
2000 La Trobe University), Peter M?hlh?usler (Adelaide University) and
Steven Wurm (Australian National University) and conclude with a general
discussion on strategies for language maintenance.

The panel discussion will focus on (1) factors contributing to language
endangerment: demographic, political, geographical, economic, social,
attitudinal and linguistic; (2) the process of language shift and its
linguistic and practical implications, and (3) the stages of language
endangerment, whether gradual or abrupt.

Case study presentations on individual communities will be given by these
and other scholars including Barry Blake, Kate Burridge and Maya Bradley
(La Trobe University), Margaret Florey (University of Newcastle), Rob Amery
(Adelaide University) and others. These case studies will include
Australian Aboriginal and migrant communities as well as indigenous and
migrant communities in various other countries including Indonesia,
Thailand, China, Canada and the Netherlands.

Specific case studies to be presented include studies on the revival of
Australian Aboriginal languages (Blake and others in Victoria, Amery and
M?hlh?usler in South Australia), preparation of materials to assist
communities in language maintenance (Bradley, Burridge and others, in
Canada, China and Thailand), language maintenance in migrant versus
autochthonous communities (Florey and others, in Indonesia and the
Netherlands), sociolinguistic factors in language maintenance, and other
topics.

All others who wish to make a presentation (20 minutes plus 10 minutes
discussion) should submit a one-page abstract and email or fax address by 1
November; notification of acceptance will be sent by email or fax on 14
November.

It is intended to produce a volume on the outcomes of the symposium.

Those who wish their presentation to be considered for inclusion in this
volume should submit it in hard copy AND on disk or as email attachment in
rtf or Word 6 at or before the symposium. Please follow the Pacific
Linguistics format which is available from
<http://pacling.anu.edu.au/authors>. If you use any unusual fonts, please
provide details and if possible a copy of the font.

The symposium is planned to start at 10:30 AM on 29 November and finish on
the afternoon of 30 November. It will be held in the HuEd area which is
near the Department of Linguistics. Registration (no charge) will be in the
David Myers Building, East wing, Room E229 starting from 9:30 AM on 29
November. Accommodation should be booked directly with Menzies College
(tel. (+613/03) 9479 1071, fax (+613/03) 9479 3690, email
<Menzies at latrobe.edu.au>; a few double rooms $40, single rooms $30 or
$24-50; please indicate that you are coming for this symposium) or Parkside
Inn (1045 Plenty Road, Bundoora VIC 3083; tel. (+613/03) 9467 3344, fax
(+613/03) 9467 5462; motel-style accommodation walking distance from the
campus, $69 and upwards). Those who prefer to stay in the centre of
Melbourne can travel by bus or tram to the university in under an hour.
Meals are available on campus weekdays until 7 PM. Free parking is
available in unpaved Car Parks 4 and 2A, or parking by daily permit in
paved areas.

This symposium is free and open to the public.
Support from the UNESCO CIPSH Endangered Languages programme and the
Australian Research Council (A59803475) is very gratefully acknowledged.
Koori and other indigenous and NESB participation is most welcome.

All enquiries and abstracts to <Linguistics at latrobe.edu.au> or
Department of Linguistics, La Trobe University, Bundoora VIC 3083, Australia
Telephone       +613/03 9479 2338
Fax             +613/03 9479 1520
+613 is the international dialling code from outside Australia; 03 is the
STD prefix from outside Victoria

Please consult our web site on <http://www.latrobe.edu.au/www/linguistics>;
the final symposium programme will be on this web site from 14 November.


text ends


David Bradley
Linguistics
La Trobe University
Bundoora VIC 3083
Australia

tel     +61 3 9479 2362
fax     +61 3 9479 1520
web     http://www.latrobe.edu.au/www/linguistics

Kate Burridge
Associate Professor, Linguistics
La Trobe University
Bundoora, 3083
Vic


From embleton at YorkU.CA  Sat Sep 11 18:46:18 1999
From: embleton at YorkU.CA (Sheila Embleton)
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1999 14:46:18 EDT
Subject: ILA call for papers, April 7-9/2000, Georgetown University
Message-ID: <SAT.11.SEP.1999.144618.EDT.EMBLETON@YORKU.CA>


This conference has language change and contact as a theme, although
papers on any theoretical or applied linguistics topic are also welcome.
The call is included below as text, and is also attached. Please direct
any questions to the people indicated in the message below, not to me!

Sheila Embleton                       embleton at yorku.ca

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1999 08:07:21 -0400 (EDT)
From: Ruth M. Brend <rbrend at umich.edu>
To: embleton at yorku.ca
Subject: ILA CALL


               FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS

          45th Annual Conference, International Linguistic Association

           April 7-9, 2000,  Georgetown University, Washington, D. C.

The 45th ILA conference will have as its major theme Language
Contact/Language Change. While papers on that theme are especially
welcomed, abstracts on any subject in theoretical and applied linguistics
are also solicited.  Invited speakers:  Lila Gleitman, University  of
Pennsylvania and Lesley Milroy and Sarah Thomason, both of the University
of Michigan.  Local host: Father Solomon Sara.

Single-spaced abstracts, bearing  the  title of the paper (but no author),
of not more than 425 words should clearly state the problems or research
questions addressed, and should give  some indication of results or
conclusions.  (Anonymity  will be preserved  when abstracts are forwarded
to the judges.)  Send via e-mail to the conference chair (see below).
Simultaneously, send via airmail 3  camera-ready hard copies of the
abstract, plus a 3x5 card bearing name, title of paper, addresses,
affiliation, audio-visual equipment needed and time desired (maximum 20
minutes plus discussion) to the conference secretary.  Submissions on
diskettes will not be accepted.  Those wishing to propose panels,or special
sessions, etc., should contact the conference chair.  Deadline for recept
of abstracts:  January 10, 2000.

Send e-mailed abstracts                     Send  hard copies & info.
 to the chair:                                       card to the secretary:

rbrend at umich.edu                              ilaconf.woltjer at gte.net

Dr. Ruth M. Brend                                Ms. Johanna J. Woltjer

3361 Burbank Dr.                                511 West 112 St. #14
Ann  Arbor, MI 48105                           New York, NY 10025 -1634
(734) 665-2787                                   (212)749-3366


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From a.korn at em.uni-frankfurt.de  Tue Sep 14 10:59:57 1999
From: a.korn at em.uni-frankfurt.de (agnes korn)
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 06:59:57 EDT
Subject: TITUS Texte
Message-ID: <TUE.14.SEP.1999.065957.EDT.A.KORN@EM.UNIFRANKFURT.DE>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Liebe KollegInnen,

von den TITUS-Texten (http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , unter "Textus")
sind einige jetzt auch in HTML-Format vorraetig; weitere sollen folgen.

Beste Gruesse
Agnes Korn


Dear colleagues,

an increasing number of texts on the TITUS server
(http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , see "textus") are now also available
in HTML.

Best regards
Agnes Korn

--
........................................................................

 Agnes Korn
 Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft  :       Tel.  + 49 - 69 - 798 22 847
 Universitaet Frankfurt            :       Fax   + 49 - 69 - 798 22 873
 PF  11 19 32                      :      http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de
 D - 60054 Frankfurt               :  mailto:a.korn at em.uni-frankfurt.de


From jjbowks at adam.cheshire.net  Sat Sep 18 14:45:57 1999
From: jjbowks at adam.cheshire.net (Jay Bowks)
Date: Sat, 18 Sep 1999 10:45:57 EDT
Subject: TITUS - TEXTUS Making the rounds ;-)
Message-ID: <SAT.18.SEP.1999.104557.EDT.JJBOWKS@ADAM.CHESHIRE.NET>

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From: jdm314 at aol.com
To: gothic-l at egroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 1999 9:58 PM
Subject: [gothic-l] Re: TITUS Texte

Liuf?i gajukans jah liuf?s gajuk?s,
?eihandei ra?j? gamelidan? af ?iz?i TITUS skalkinass?us-makein?i
(http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ sa?hv ?ata "TEXTUS") ju atsatjanda bi
HTML. Alja ?anasei? afargaggan skulun.

G?lja izwis,
Agn?s Ka?rn


jdm31- at aol.com wrote:
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/gothic-l/?start=890
--- Message Original ---
Fw: interlingua at coollist.com
> Car collegas,
> un augmentante numero de textos del servitor TITUS
> ( http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , vide "textus") nunc es
> disponibile in HTML
>
> ----- Message Original -----
> ab: agnes korn
> thema: TITUS Texte
> >Liebe KollegInnen,
> >
> >von den TITUS-Texten (http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , unter
"Textus")
> >sind einige jetzt auch in HTML-Format vorraetig; weitere sollen
folgen.
> >
> >Beste Gruesse
> >Agnes Korn
> >
> >
> >Dear colleagues,
> >
> >an increasing number of texts on the TITUS server
> >(http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/ , see "textus") are now also
available
> >in HTML.
> >
> >Best regards
> >Agnes Korn
> > Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft
> > Universitaet Frankfurt
>


From shaxbi at usa.net  Mon Sep 27 12:41:09 1999
From: shaxbi at usa.net (Madina Shaxbijeva)
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 08:41:09 EDT
Subject: No subject
Message-ID: <MON.27.SEP.1999.084109.EDT.SHAXBI@USA.NET>

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Dear  Dorothy Disterheft 
I ask you to send the text to all the subscriders of Histling again with some
changes.



RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
THE INSTITUTE OF LINGUISTICS  
103009 Moscow K-9, B. Kislovsky per., 1/12
T. (095) 290-16-74; Fax (095) 290-05-28
E-mail <yudakin at mail.ru>                    
 Dear Colleagues            

   ?Linguistic Encyclopaedia: The Main Scholars of Russia and Abroad? (= LE)
is being completed by Dr Phil Yudakin A.P. (Institute of Linguistics, Russian
Academy of Sciences).
   Russian and Foreign Lcs does not know such an edition. LE comprises
practically all the domains of Lcs; the main scholars of many countries (over
50) are described in it. LE differs from the existing ?Who is Who? in the
following way: 
   1. The author of LE is a scholar at large, so to LE are impartially
included the specialists who have made a considerable contribution to Lcs.   
2. This contribution is assessed as a rule at its true value. 3. The most
quoted  Russian and Foreign Scholars are described more in detail. 4. The 
biographies of Russian and Slavonic scholars are more detailed. And what is   
       more, LE discovers above a hundred new names of the specialists. 5. A
lot of   articles are accompanied by photos of the scholars. 6. Some
scientists of the adjacent domains (psychologists, mathematicians,
philosophers) who were occupied with the linguistic problems are included to
LE. 7. The author  addresses the book to the large audience ( scholars,
students, post--graduates ), that is  why LE is applied by the list of the
manuals of about 100 languages. 
   LINGUISTIC ENCYCLOPAEDIA:  The Main Scholars of Russia    and Abroad. //
Ed. by Dr Phil Yudakin A.P. (Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of
Sciences )./ About 1 500 articles, ill., indexes./ Approximately: 1999 Dec ?
2000 Jan.
   Considering the complexity of the edition , Linguistic Encyclopaedia will
be published to order and only to your order. The price is 200 American
Dollars for a copy. The book is supposed to come out in Dec 1999 ? Jan 2000.
Your help is wanted.                      
    The author   asks those scholars who wants to possess LE to send the money
in the name of Yudakin Anatoly Petrovich to the account:             ACB
?MOSCOW INDUSTRIAL BANK?                                                  KI
EVSKY BRANCH                                                                  
                      5, ORDZHONIKIDZE STREET                                 
                             MOSCOW, 117419, RUSSIA                           
                                             SWIFT: MINNRUMM                  
                                                                              
 ACCOUNT 42301840000060000001                                                 
              YUDAKIN ANATOLY PETROVICH         
   The author asks you to inform about the remittance  by E-mail, by Fax or by
Post. The address is at the beginning of the letter.                          
                                                                              
                                            
                                                                    Sincerely
yours
                                                                    Anatoly P.
Yudakin, Dr Phil.
 

____________________________________________________________________
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From polikarp at philol.msu.ru  Tue Sep 28 17:33:58 1999
From: polikarp at philol.msu.ru (Anatoliy Polikarpov)
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 13:33:58 EDT
Subject: HumLang: New list in Linguistics is opened!!!
Message-ID: <TUE.28.SEP.1999.133358.EDT.POLIKARP@PHILOL.MSU.RU>

Dear Colleague!
Please, read attached file-letters, where you'll find information about new List HumLang (Human Language) (This file is attached in textual format,  as well as in html one) .
 
Editor of the HumLang List - Anatoliy A.Polikarpov

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From jsalmons at facstaff.wisc.edu  Wed Sep 29 14:33:43 1999
From: jsalmons at facstaff.wisc.edu (Joseph C. Salmons)
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 1999 10:33:43 EDT
Subject: final announcement: Workshop on Comparative Linguistics, 8
Message-ID: <WED.29.SEP.1999.103343.EDT.JSALMONS@FACSTAFF.WISC.EDU>

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Workshop on Comparative Linguistics, 8:
Variation & Reconstruction

October 29-31, 1999
Pyle Center (formerly "Wisconsin Center"), 702 Langdon Street
University of Wisconsin, Madison

Friday , Oct. 29, 7:00 p.m.  Informal gathering, Max Kade Institute, 901 Univ.
 Bay Dr. 262-7546. (Transportation is available from Lowell Hall at 7:00 or on
 request by calling the MKI.)

Saturday. Oct. 30
Reconstructing Social Variation
9:30    Robert Howell (UW) Reconstructing social variation in Early Modern Europe
10:15   Ray Harris (UW) Reduction of variation in the standardization of Castilian
 Spanish around 1500

11:00:  Coffee break

11:30:  Paul T. Roberge (UNC) "Reconstructing a Creole Continuum in early
 Afrikaans"

12:30   Lunch

Reconstructing morphological variation
2:00    Frederick Schwink (Illinois)  Reconstructing Variation in Proto-Germanic
 Gender
2:45    Sergio Meira (Rice/Nijmegen) Reconstructing Irregularity from Regularity:
 The Case of Competing First-Person Prefixes In Taranoan

3:30:   Break

4:00:   James Milroy (Michigan)  "Some comments on the role of speakers in
 language change"

7:00:   Dinner

Sunday, Oct. 31
9:00    Cynthia Miller (UW) Variation in the Use of a Grammaticalized
Complementizer in Ancient Northwest Semitic


Identifying (pre-)historic variation
9:30    Brian D. Joseph (Ohio State) Projecting variation back onto the proto
 language
10:00   Thomas Cravens (UW) Approaching orthographic "confusion":  stable
 allophony, change in progress, and lexicalized restucturing in early texts

11:00:  Coffee break

11:30   Concluding Discussion, Mary Niepokuj (Purdue University)

Rooms are available at Lowell Hall (610 Langdon St., Madison, WI 53706) for
 Friday and Saturday night, single $52, double $62. Reservations should be made
 immediately: phone 608.256.2621, fax 256.5445. Please mention the WCL.

WCL 8 is co-sponsored by the Depts of German, Hebrew & Semitic, Linguistics,
 French & Italian, Spanish & Portuguese, and the Max Kade Institute. The
 Workshop is made possible by generous support from the Anonymous Fund of the
 College of Letters & Science, UW.