New Linguistics Book Examines Gender and Language Patterns (fwd link)

[Richard Zane Smith]

What an honor MJ
 tižamęh!  (thanks!)
-Richard Zane Smith


On Sat, Sep 14, 2013 at 8:47 AM, Dr. MJ Hardman <hardman at ufl.edu> wrote:

>  Thank you, Phil!  And seeing it here first is most appropriate.  That it
> be so let me tell you:  the Introduction begins with a poem by our Richard
> Zane Smith, that I first read on this list and that Richard (thank you!)
> allowed us to use, making us the first publisher thereof; the Jaqi
> languages figure largely throughout the book; there are many other
> citations of other languages — the thread being that speakers of Englsih
> have a great deal to learn from speakers of other languages, including many
> that are now threatened.
>
> Thank you all on this excellent list.  And may this book, now finally ‘out
> there’, be of value to readers.  It is probably my last book.  The first
> one I wrote by hand and then had to buy a manual typewriter (it cost $50!!
> in a period in which I was earning $1800 a year) to hand it in.  And my
> last is a e-book.  Quite an arc of living; it has been a wild ride.  May
> some of this experience that we have put into this book open doors to
> others.  Again, thank you to this list.
>
> MJ
>
> On 9/13/13 2:45 PM, "Phil Cash Cash" <weyiiletpu at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> New Linguistics Book Examines Gender and Language Patterns
> Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1465640#ixzz2eneNRQZA
>
> Congrats to MJ Hardman on the release of her new volume on language.
>  Remember you first heard it here on ILAT!
>
> Phil
> ILAT mg
>
>
> Dr. MJ Hardman
> Professor Emeritus
> Linguistics, Anthropology and Latin American Studies
> University of Florida
> Doctora Honoris Causa UNMSM, Lima, Perú
> website:  http://clas.ufl.edu/users/hardman/
>



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