27.1879, Fund Drive 2016: Donate Today for a Chance at Our Publisher Prizes!

Fri Apr 22 18:57:55 UTC 2016

LINGUIST List: Vol-27-1879. Fri Apr 22 2016. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 27.1879, Fund Drive 2016: Donate Today for a Chance at Our Publisher Prizes!

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Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2016 14:57:24
From: LINGUIST List [linguist at linguistlist.org]
Subject: Fund Drive 2016: Donate Today for a Chance at Our Publisher Prizes!

Dear Fellow Linguists, Colleagues and Subscribers,

There are still a couple hours left to donate if you want to enter in this
week's Fund Drive publisher prize lottery (read the list of prizes here:
https://linguistlist.org/issues/27/27-1765.html), so if you would like to
qualify for any of those prizes, donate before 5 PM EST tonight to enter your
name into the drawing.

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We are also introducing our next publisher prize bundle for Week 5 of our Fund
Drive, again generously donated by our Supporting Publishers:

Bloomsbury Publishing is donating the book Discourse of Twitter and Social
Media by Michele Zappavigna (http://goo.gl/7cSzz2); anyone interested in
studying discourse analysis, corpus linguistics, or the language of Internet,
this book is perfect.

Brill is donating TWO copies of I am a Linguist by R.M.W Dixon
(http://goo.gl/nJFXQb), part autobiography, part examination of history of the
linguistics field, if you are interested in the history of linguistics and the
linguists who helped build it, this may be the book for you.

Cambridge University Press is donating The Cambridge Handbook of Pragmatics
edited by Keith Allan and Kasia M. Jaszczolt (http://goo.gl/h21hh5); if you
want to keep up on the current research in ever-growing field of pragmatics,
donate and get a chance to win this valuable handbook!

De Gruyter is donating A Grammar of Daakaka by Kilu von Prince
(http://goo.gl/2DVvA3), an endangered language of Oceania. If you are
interested in Oceanic and Austronesian linguistics, language documentation and
typology, consider donating to win!

>From Elsevier, just as last week, we are giving away another ONE personal
one-year electronic subscription to an Elsevier linguistics journal of the
winner’s choice (complete list of their linguistic journals here:
https://goo.gl/NaswSa). That’s right, we are giving away another subscription
to you, so if you missed this one last week, you have another chance to win
one!

The Association of Editors of the Journal of Portuguese Linguistics is
donating one volume of the Journal of Portuguese Linguistics
(http://goo.gl/rIJ7Ij) to everyone that donates $20 or more. That's right,
with this prize, everyone donating more than $20 is a winner!

Springer is donating the book Languages for Specific Purposes in the Digital
Era edited by Elena Bárcena, Timothy Read, and Jorge Arus
(http://goo.gl/AnGUOR), a great resource for those who work in applied
linguistics and language learning, as well as those interested in the
application of computers in linguistics

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PM EST. For every $10 you donate, your name will be entered into the lottery
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Linguistically yours,
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