LINGUIST List Daily Summary for Mon Nov 16 1998

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  9.1615, Review: Gopnik & Meltzoff: Words, Thoughts and Theories

    1) From:     Laura Wagner <wagner at psych.umass.edu>
       Subject:  Book Review

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-1615.html

  9.1616, Disc: Morphosyntax

    1) From:     "Hutchinson, Larry" <larry at Claritech.com>
       Subject:  Morphosyntactic features

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-1616.html

  9.1617, Calls: Computational Linguistics, Semi-lexical Heads

    1) From:     Richard Sproat <rws at research.bell-labs.com>
       Subject:  Association for Computational Linguistics
    2) From:     "Norbert Corver" <N.F.M.Corver at kub.nl>
       Subject:  Workshop on Semi-lexical Heads

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-1617.html

  9.1618, Qs: WHAT & HOW distinction, Focus condition

    1) From:     Ji Donghong <dhji at krdl.org.sg>
       Subject:  Distinction between WHAT and HOW
    2) From:     "Carsten Breul" <c.breul at uni-bonn.de>
       Subject:  Focus condition for Heavy Shift

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-1618.html