[Lingtyp] LSA presidential address from 1993

[Daniel Ross]

What's the format? It seems like someone should be able to open it or at
least extract the content.

On Thu, Dec 19, 2019 at 4:53 PM Arnold M. Zwicky <zwicky at stanford.edu>
wrote:

> I've been working on a posting about my 1992 LSA Presidential Address
> (delivered in January 1993 at the Biltmore in Los Angeles), "Mapping the
> ordinary into the rare: Basic/derived reasoning in theory construction",
> and find that my computer files are in a format that's now virtually
> inaccessible and that all my paper files seem to have been destroyed. My
> memory for what I said 27 years ago is very hazy, so I'm hoping, somewhat
> desperately, that someone stashed away a copy of my (pretty detailed)
> handout and can now make it available to me. I *can* reconstruct a version
> of the joke that began the talk, but the rest of it, about basic/derived
> vs. default/override conceptual frameworks (in linguistics, but also in
> sexuality studies), is now pretty dim. All leads (sent to
> zwicky at stanford.edu) appreciated.
>
> arnold
>
>
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