Antw: RE: ELL: unsubscribing from list
marilia lopes da costa faco soares
marilia at acd.ufrj.br
Thu Sep 30 11:01:13 UTC 1999
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Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1999 08:01:13 -0300 (GRNLNDST)
From: marilia lopes da costa faco soares <marilia at acd.ufrj.br>
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I agree with Franz Dotter.
Sincerely,
Marilia Faco Soares
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, Franz Dotter wrote:
> Having looked from a distance to the debate, the mail of
Joan motivates me to look at our electronic discussion from
a pragmatic view (in which my view of communication between
scientists is contained):
>
> I start with an example from my university:
> It is usual that the mail address "everyone" is used when
a flat is for rent or there are salmons for sale before
Christmas. No one got upset about this 'trash'. But when hot
political controversies came up during the Kosovo war over
this address, there were some who wanted the "everyone"
address to be deleted. Our informatics centre did that, but
recently has reopened it.
>
> What do I deduce from that example:
> There are many people who do not like controversies or
hard statements (may they be wrong or true if this is a
category at all looking constructively on them).
> In the tradition of enlightment and Freud and others I
plea for open discussions of every sort. Anybody who does
not want that can easily delete the respective mails.
>
> Concerning the content of the missionaries discussion:
> I am proud that some Christians are open-minded enough to
think about the pro's and con's of mission (other religions
do not) and about the role of our western civilisation in
the confrontation or communication between cultures. If we
had no such discussions, we would lose an important element
of our culture.
>
> Therfore:
> 1. Please do not flee the list when discussion come up
which you do not like.
> 2. Do not prohhibit any discussion.
> 3. It is on the discussion and the learning from them that
too hard formulations are to be revisited by their authors.
>
> Sorry, that's my exerting opinion.
>
> Franz Dotter
>
> University of Klagenfurt
> Research Center for Sign Language and Communication of the
Hearing Impaired
> (of the Faculty for Cultural Sciences at the Department of
Linguistics and Computational Linguistics)
> Funded by: Bundessozialamt Kaernten, European Social Fund
> Head: Franz Dotter
> Collaborators: Elisabeth Bergmeister (deaf), Marlene
Hilzensauer, Klaudia Krammer, Andrea Skant, Ingeborg Okorn
(deaf), Manuela Hobel (deaf)
> Homepage: http://www.uni-klu.ac.at/fzgs
> Deaf server (in German): http://deaf.uni-klu.ac.at
>
>
> >>> ling040 <ling040 at cantva.canterbury.ac.nz> 30.09.1999
04.01 Uhr >>>
> Some of you will have noticed another message regarding
unsubscribing last
> week as well. When I first started subscribing to ELL a
similarly
> vociferous/imflammatory etc. discussion was taking place,
and I, too,
> considered unsubscribing. This latest 'discussion' is not
encouraging.
> Unfortunately I need to maintain contact with this list
because I know of no
> other relating to endangered languages.
>
> Can't we just agree to disagree and get on talking about
issues in such a way
> that we help each other rather than alientate each other?
I don't think the
> missionary debate is leading anywhere positive.
>
> Yours,
>
> Joan Smith/Kocamahhul
>
> >===== Original Message From
endangered-languages-l at carmen.murdoch.edu.au
> =====
> >FYI, I am unsubscribing from the ELL list that allows for, and thus
> >condones, terrorist discussions that I have no desire hearing or being
> >associated with any further. If anyone wants to contact me regarding my
> >message sent this past evening, it will now have to be done directly cuz I
> >won't see it posted to a list that I am no longer subscribed to.
> >
> >Best wishes to you all in your future discussions.
> >
> >Jeff
> >----
>
> Joan Smith/Kocamahhul
> Department of Linguistics
> University of Canterbury
> Private Bag 4800
> Christchurch
> New Zealand
> tel: 64-3-3667001 ext 8321
> fax: 64-3-3642969
> e-mail: j.smith at ling.canterbury.ac.nz
>
>
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