17.1137, Disc: Last Call: Discussion on HEL in B.A.s

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Subject: 17.1137, Disc: Last Call: Discussion on HEL in B.A.s

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Date: 14-Apr-2006
From: Stefan Dollinger < stefan.dollinger at univie.ac.at >
Subject: Last Call: Discussion on HEL in B.A.s 

	
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Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2006 14:42:59
From: Stefan Dollinger < stefan.dollinger at univie.ac.at >
Subject: Last Call: Discussion on HEL in B.A.s 
 


Dear linguusts -

As replies are still trickling in concerning the role of HEL (History of
the English language), resp. the role of diachronic linguistics in
linguistics and language curricula in general, allow me to inform you that,
should you still wish to contribute*, the check-in desk is open until Wed,
19 April 2006 for your contribution. 

So far, we've received, sometimes multiple, input from the following
countries: CH, D, DK, HUN, JP, UK and USA. I would like to especially
invite colleagues from other countries to contribute their opinions.

I'd also like to thank all of you who have contributed so far. I'll submit
a summary (incl. acknowledgements) by 21 April.

Best wishes,
Stefan Dollinger

* Again, here you can review the original call: 
http://linguistlist.org/issues/17/17-796.html
Disc: History of English in European B.A.s 


Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics




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