16.1686, Qs: Exchange Mechanism References;Morphological Parser

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Subject: 16.1686, Qs: Exchange Mechanism References;Morphological Parser

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1)
Date: 25-May-2005
From: Michael Lewis < mlewis at ling.mq.edu.au >
Subject: Sources on written exchanges

2)
Date: 25-May-2005
From: Yukiko Sasaki Alam < sasaki at k.hosei.ac.jp >
Subject: Morphological Parser

	
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Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 21:22:38
From: Michael Lewis < mlewis at ling.mq.edu.au >
Subject: Sources on written exchanges



I'm researching exchange mechanisms (topic management, move/turn structure,
etc.) in correspondence. I have found a couple of old notes that tell me to
look at the work of ''Don'' and ''Morton''. At least Morton's work, I
think, was concerned with e-mail exchanges rather than conventional
letters, but it should still be germane to my own study. Can anybody shed
any light on these two sources, and/or suggest others of relevance?

Michael Lewis
Dept of Linguistics
Macquarie University

Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis
                     Pragmatics


	
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Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 21:22:40
From: Yukiko Sasaki Alam < sasaki at k.hosei.ac.jp >
Subject: Morphological Parser

	

Dear Colleagues,

I am looking for a morphological parser to introduce in my course. Is there
any Kimmo-like morphological parser written in Java programming language
which is available for public use? I would appreciate it if you could let
me know.

Sincerely,

Yukiko Sasaki Alam
Hosei University, Tokyo

Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics




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