10.320, Confs: Chamito-Semitic Morpho-syntax

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LINGUIST List:  Vol-10-320. Sun Feb 28 1999. ISSN: 1068-4875.

Subject: 10.320, Confs: Chamito-Semitic Morpho-syntax

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Date:  Sun, 28 Feb 99 14:42:14 -800
From:  moubtassime at fesnet.net.ma
Subject:  Moubtassime: The Chamito-semitic conference in Fez

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Date:  Sun, 28 Feb 99 14:42:14 -800
From:  moubtassime at fesnet.net.ma
Subject:  Moubtassime: The Chamito-semitic conference in Fez

Dear Linguists,
The Generative Grammar Research Group (G.E.R.G.G.)of the Faculty of Letters1,
Fs is pleased to invite you to participate in the international conference
on : The Morpho-syntax of Chamito-semitic Languages to be held at the Faculty
of Letters1, Fs On March 15-17, 1999(see descprition of the conference theme
and aims at the conference website as indicated below).
As a follow up to this conference, a three-day spring institute will be
organized on March 18-20, 1999 for the benefit of graduate students and
researchers in the field.
The Generative Grammar Research Group (GERGG) of the Faculty of Letters Dhar
ElMehraz at Fes will organize its first International Linguistics Institute
on 15-20 March, 1999. The Institute will feature an international conference
on "The morpho-syntax of Chamito-Semitic Languages" (15-17 March) and a set
of seminars and lectures on morpho-syntax and linguistic theory (18-20 March,
1999).
For more details and to have a view of the whole programme, please see the site
where details on the conference and the Institute are available:
http://www.fesnet.net.ma/Educations/GERGG/generative-grammar.htm

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