IASCL award

[Tom Roeper]

Dear Folks---

I would strongly support an award named after Roger Brown as well.
I think that he, early on, represented a view that combined insight
from linguistic theory, awareness of cognitive issues, and a respect
for the value and relevance   of data  available from casual and
naturalistic environments.

Tom Roeper

On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 12:07 PM, Eve V. Clark <eclark at stanford.edu> wrote:

>
>
> I too would be delighted to see such an award named for Roger Brown:
> his earlier books (*Words and Things*, *Social Psychology*) , all
> beautifully written,
> were what got me into psycholinguistics, into language acquisition.
>
> Eve Clark
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Tom Roeper
Dept of Lingiustics
UMass South College
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