work on ellipsis in HPSG

[Arnold, Doug]

Dear friends and colleagues

It's been pointed out to me that Philip and Jonathan's message went to the *old* hpsg-mailing list address (the one at stanford). I'm surprised this worked at all, but it did (and it has even been put in the archive).

But no-one is now maintaining that list, and there is no guarantee about how long it will last. 

Please use the *new* list address, which is maintained via linguist list. It's the address you are getting this on.

Sorry to burden your in-boxes with mail admin stuff, but it might matter to you one day...

Best
Doug
(HPSG Standing Committee Chair)
 
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On 20 Mar 2014, at 15:41, Philip Miller <philip.miller at univ-paris-diderot.fr> wrote:

> Dear friends and colleagues,
> 
> Jonathan Ginzburg and I are supposed to write a chapter for the "OUP Handbook of Ellipsis" on "Ellipsis in HPSG". In order to be as representative as possible of what has been published and of what is currently going on, could you please send us references to any work you have written or that you know of which you think might be relevant? We have of course searched the HPSG bibliography (http://hpsg.fu-berlin.de/HPSG-Bib/hpsg_bib.html, thank you Stefan for maintaining this resource) for the word "ellipsis", so that if your work is in there and has the word "ellipsis" in the title, we are aware of it. We are thus especially interested in work that bears on ellipsis but doesn't actually have the word in the title, or work that has not yet been published.
> 
> Thanks to all for your help,
> 
> Philip and Jonathan
>