Fwd: [Slang] International Bibliography of Lexicography

[Cohen, Gerald Leonard]

A minor correction: Anne Dykstra is a man. His first name is a  Frisian one,  pronounced something like Aw-nuh.I met him at the recent DSNA conference in Chicago.
 
Gerald Cohen

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From: American Dialect Society on behalf of Damien Hall
Sent: Thu 6/28/2007 3:04 PM
To: ADS-L at LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: Fwd: [Slang] International Bibliography of Lexicography



Dear all

Below is a forwarded message from Anne Dykstra (via the SLANG list) about her
new online International Bibliography of Lexicography.  If you can help Anne
with the bibliography, please reply directly to her

adykstra at chello.nl

and not to me!  I am forwarding her message because I'm a member of this list
and she isn't.  But I'm not receiving ADS-L e-mails myself at the moment
either;  though still a member, I've suspended e-mails because I'm on a
fieldwork year and don't get to see my e-mail every day.  If you want to get in
touch with me, e-mail me directly at the address this came from.

All the best

Damien Hall
University of Pennsylvania


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> Van: anne dykstra <adykstra at chello.nl>
> Datum: 28 juni 2007 14:59:24 GMT+02:00
> Aan: slang at lists.le.ac.uk
> Onderwerp: [Slang] International Bibliography of Lexicography
> Antwoord aan: "Discussion of English slang for professional linguists
> in Britain and abroad." <slang at lists.le.ac.uk>
>
> Dear All,
>
> For Euralex (http://www.euralex.org <http://www.euralex.org/> ) I set up the International
> Bibliography of Lexicography. Its URL is http://euralex.pbwiki.com <http://euralex.pbwiki.com/> .
>
> Its motto is 'for lexicographers, by lexicographers'. The bibliography
> can only be a success if we all work together to make it a success.
>
> The letters 'pb' in 'pbwiki' stand for 'peanut butter', because
> working with pbwiki is supposed to be as easy as making a peanut
> butter sandwich. Well, it's maybe slightly more difficult than that,
> but I discovered that it's possible to set up and maintain a web site
> without having knowledge of HTML or other mark up languages. If I can
> do that, you can!
>
> Please visit the site and send me an e-mail offering your help. I need
> all the help that I can get. Remember: the bibliography is FOR
> lexicographers BY lexicographers!
>
> Apologies for multiple postings.
>
> Best wishes,
> Anne Dykstra
> Euralex / Fryske Akademy
>
> _______________________________________________
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> Slang at lists.le.ac.uk
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>

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