LINGUIST List, January 1999

January 1999 Issues

10.1 All: Mailing List Archive and Site Map
1. LINGUIST Network, New features on the LINGUIST Web Site
10.2 Qs: Terms, Black English, Contractions, Morphemes
1. tatyana venkel, Colour terms in literature
2. Ghing, Black English
3. Alan Smith, Contractions in English
4. mekki mustafa, Zero morphemes in Arabic
10.3 Calls: Cognitive Science, Text Retreival
1. Chungmin Lee, CogSci--ICCS'99
2. Ellen Voorhees, TREC-8 question answering track
10.4 FYI: Comp. Ling., Dictionaries, Phonetic Science
1. Priscilla Rasmussen, 1999 ACL Membership/Order Form
2. Igor Sharshakov, Electronic Multilingual Dictionaries
3. Yoko Hasegawa, ICPhS 99
10.5 Calls: Semantics/Pragmatics, Ergo's Parsing Contest
1. Robert van Rooy, Amstelogue'99 Second Call for papers
2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Ergo's 1st ANNUAL PARSING CONTEST
10.6 Jobs: Japanese Translation, Software Testing
1. Sean Brennan, Japanese Localization/Translation at Seagate Software
2. Alex Murzaku, Translation software QA and testing; Logos Corp in Rockaway, NJ
10.7 Books: New Applied Linguistics Series from Longman
1. Simon.Collins@awl.co.uk, Interpreting as Interaction, Cecilia Wadensj
2. Simon.Collins@awl.co.uk, Managing Evaluation and Innovation in Language Teaching
3. Simon.Collins@awl.co.uk, Reading in a 2nd Language, Sandy Urquhart
10.8 Books: Child Lang Acquisition
1. Simon.Collins@awl.co.uk, An Introduction to Child Language Development, S. H. Foster-Cohen
10.9 Books: ILLC Research Reports and Technical Notes
1. Marco R. Vervoort, ILLC Research Reports and Technical Notes 1998
10.10 Sum: Chinese wh- wh- sentences
1. ressy, "Parameter-within-Parameter"; Sum of wh- wh- Chinese Sentences
10.11 Sum: Lexical Borrowing
1. nourgalal@usa.net, Third Summary, Lexical Borrowing
10.12 Sum: Specificity: Query 9.1578
1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, The Specifics of Specificity
10.13 Jobs: German Computational Ling, ESL/EFL
1. Tim A Burke, German Computational Ling/Lexicography; Seattle based firm
2. Chris Wright, ESL/EFL; Instructor at Korea University
10.14 Calls: Computational Semiotics, Minimalist Grammars
1. Dr. Gerd Doeben-Henisch, Computational Semiotic Systems II, Dresden Oct-99
2. RLMG, Resource Logics and Minimalist Grammars
10.15 Confs: Holland Institute of Ling/Phonology
1. Jeroen van de Weijer, Holland Institute of Linguistics Phonology 4
10.16 Confs: General Linguistics/Munich
1. Karin Pittner, General and Special Sessions in Munich
10.17 Confs: European Lang Council/Multilingual Education
1. Piet VAN DE CRAEN, European Language Council
10.18 Calls: Communication Technology, World Englishes
1. Eurocall'99, Information and Communication Technology
2. Suzanne K. Hilgendorf, World Englishes
10.19 Qs: Naming conventions, Speaking rate
1. Graham Rhind, Conventions for personal names
2. Mark_Mandel, Speaking rate
10.20 Support: Syracuse University, University of S. Carolina
1. writchie, Syracuse University Master's degree TAships
2. Stanley Dubinsky, University of South Carolina Ph.D.
10.21 FYI: ESS'99, Virtual phonology tutorials
1. European Network in Language and Speech, reminder ESS'99
2. SY Fung, Virtual Tutorials in Phonology
10.22 Calls: ChiPhon '99
1. peter dennis viechnicki, Basic Units of Speech/Chicago Linguistic Society
10.23 Confs: GURT 1999
1. Alison McArdle, 1999 GEORGETOWN U ROUND TABLE
10.24 Jobs: Language Technology Research Position
1. Robert Dale, Language Technology Research Position in Sydney, Australia
10.25 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.26 Qs: American /t/, Intro ling book in Spanish
1. Dan Faulkner, American /t/
2. Johanna Rubba, Intro ling book in Spanish
10.27 Jobs: Theoretical or Applied Linguistics Taiwan
1. Gao Zhao-Ming, Theoretical or Applied Linguistics National Chi Nan University
10.28 Disc: Discipline recognition
1. Carl.Mills, Does linguistics exist in America?
10.28 Disc: Discipline recognition
1. Carl.Mills, Does linguistics exist in America?
10.29 Jobs: CSU History of Eng. Psycholinguistics Grammar
1. cheryl wharry, Columubus State University tenure-track Assistant Professor
10.30 Confs: Latin American languages and translation
1. Michele Neylon, Crossing Boundaries: Interdisciplinary approaches to Latin America
10.31 FYI: Research on language attitudes
1. Simone Zwickl, Language attitudes
10.32 Disc: Discipline Recognition
1. Davisjos, Does linguistics exist in America?
10.33 Calls: Dialogue & Prosody, Artificial Intelligence
1. Marc Swerts, 2nd CALL: ESCA Workshop on Dialogue and Prosody
2. Peter Lucas, AIMDM'99: Workshop on prognostic methods
10.34 FYI: Internet Grammar-English, DISCOURS List
1. Survey of English Usage, Internet Grammar of English
2. Martin Matthew Jacobsen, New DISCOURS List
10.35 Confs: Human Language Technologies
1. Sharon Denness, EUROMAP seminar on human language technologies
10.36 Calls: Remnant & Feature Movement, Applied Linguistics
1. Artemis Alexiadou, Workshop on Remnant Movement, Feature-movement and the T-model
2. Assoc Prof Elizabeth M Knutson, Applied Linguistics
10.37 Disc: Discipline Recognition
1. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 10.32, Disc: Discipline Recognition
2. Dan Faulkner, Re: 10.32, Disc: Discipline Recognition
3. Sean Witty, Re: 10.32, Disc: Discipline Recognition
10.38 Calls: Adjectives/NLP, Weisgerber Conference/Moscow
1. Evelyne Viegas, The Description of Adjectives for NLP
2. Radchenko Oleg, Weisgerber-Conference 1999 in Moscow
10.39 Jobs: Arabic Instructor, Computational Ling
1. Larry Costa, Arabic Lang Instructor in Limerick, Maine
2. David V. Waller, Computational Ling; Speech Recognition in Boulder, CO
10.40 Jobs: German Computational Ling, Psycho- Neuroling
1. Thomas Hanneforth, German Computational Linguist Position / Speech Recognition
2. Helene Kaufman, Psycho- Neuroling; Fellowship in Montreal
10.41 Jobs: Spanish and English Natural Language Testers
1. Veronica Hicks (Comforce/RhoTech), Spanish and English Natural Language Testing at Microsoft
10.42 TOC: Indo-European Studies Bulletin
1. Deborah W. Anderson, IE Bulletin, Vol. 8, No. 1 (1998)
10.43 Disc: Discipline Recognition
1. [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Patrick Andr\, Re: 10.37, Disc: Discipline Recognition
2. Dick Hudson, Re: 10.32, Disc: Discipline Recognition
3. Farooq Babrakzai, Re: 10.37, Disc: Discipline Recognition
4. Carl Mills, Re: 10.37, Disc: Discipline Recognition
10.44 Sum: American /t/
1. Dan Faulkner, Summary: American /t/
10.45 Calls: Athabaskan Lang, Computational Ling
1. Jordan Lachler, 1999 Athabaskan Language Conference
2. Robert Dale, Association for Computational Linguistics 99
10.46 Disc: Discipline Recognition
1. Ulrike Zeshan, Disc: Discipline Recognition
2. Sharon L. Shelly, Re: 10.43, Disc: Discipline Recognition
10.47 Confs: American Assoc. for the Advancement of Science
1. Stephen R. Anderson, American Association for the Advancement of Science
10.48 Qs: German morphosyntax, Chomsky quote source
1. Moritz Neugebauer, Literature on morphosyntax in German
2. Sean Dimond (S&T Onsite), Chomsky quote source
10.49 Calls: Labelled Deduction, Deixis
1. (Vigano Luca) ld98, Final Call: Book on Labelled Deduction
2. pkuehnle, Second Call: Deixis
10.50 Calls: Theoretical Ling, Artificial Intelligence/GECCO
1. Jonathan Ginzburg, Israeli Theoretical Linguistics Assoc. Revised deadline
2. Robert E. Smith, Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference Deadline
10.51 Sum: American /t/ Update
1. Dan Faulkner, Revised - American /t/
10.52 Jobs: Classical Philology & Ling, Postdoc Fellowship
1. Ingunn Seidler, Classical Philology and Ling; Lecturership at Univ of Oxford
2. Gregory Ward, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship at Northwestern University
10.53 Disc: Discipline Recognition
1. Lyndra S. Givens, Discipline recognition
2. Robert L. Trammell, Discipline Recognition? Start with the young.
3. Johanna Rubba, Discipline recognition
10.54 TOC: Ling Assoc of Finland Yearbook, 1998
1. Matti Miestamo, TOC: SKY 1998 - Linguistic Association of Finland
10.55 Disc: Discipline Recognition
1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Discipline recognition
2. Cornelia Gerhardt, Discipline Recognition
3. Tom Payne, Discipline Recognition
10.56 Books: English Linguistics
1. Hans Lindquist, The Major Varieties of English, MAVEN 97 Proceedings
10.57 Calls: Chicago Ling Society, Dependency Grammars
1. Aaron Griffith, Chicago Linguistic Society/Second Call
2. Sylvain Kahane, Dependency Grammars
10.58 Calls: Syntax, Learning Classifier Systems
1. Stanley Dubinsky, Grammatical Functions in Transformational Syntax
2. Pier Luca Lanzi, GECCO-99 Workshop on Learning Classifier Systems
10.59 Calls: Artificial Intelligence, Information Extraction
1. Jan Alexandersson, 'KNOWLEDGE AND REASONING IN PRACTICAL DIALOGUE SYSTEMS'
2. dayne, Machine Learning for Information Extraction
10.60 Qs: Deixis, Physics & Language, Encoding
1. clifton soh, Research done on deixis
2. Melih Sener, Language as an Evolving Dynamical System
3. Fred Cummins, Low bit-rate encoding and linguistic insight
10.61 FYI: Fellowship, NEH, World Wide Words, New List
1. Ling Inst, Deadline for 1999 Institute Fellowship Applications
2. Serventi, Jennifer, 1999 Deadlines for NEH Education Grants
3. Michael B Quinion, World Wide Words moves to LINGUIST list server
4. Tonia Bleam, New List Announcement for Tree Adjoining Grammars
10.62 Books: Syntax/Discourse
1. Rint Sybesma, Joao Costa, Word Order Variation
10.63 Books: Morphology
1. Rint Sybesma, Revithiadou, Headmost Accent Wins
10.64 Jobs: German Ling, Typology & Diachrony
1. Prof.Dr. Gisela Harras, Project: German Speech Act Verbs
2. Martin Haspelmath, Typology & Diachrony, Postdoc at Max Plank Inst. in Leipzig
10.65 Confs: Laboratory Phonology
1. Keith Alcock, Laboratory Phonology
10.66 Sum: Syntactic calque
1. cristina.corcoll, Syntactic calque
10.67 Sum: Mayan References
1. Rosa J. GarciaBarragan Cordova, Mayan references
10.68 Review: Winkler: Kpelle-English Dictionary
1. Amanda Hallie Seidl-Friedman, Winkler: Kpelle dictionary.
10.69 Qs: Mathematics, POS-tagging, Irish sound shifts
1. Francisco Gutirrez, Mathematical theory
2. Mikhailian, Alexander, POS-tagging speed
3. Clare Catherine Hane, Accents of English in Ireland
10.70 Sum: German Particles
1. ferret, Sum : German Particles
10.71 Calls: Balkan & S.Slavic Lang, Eng Historical Ling
1. Marc L. Greenberg, 12th Biennial Balkan & S. Slavic Conference
2. Robert Stockwell, History of English Language
10.72 Calls: Focus & Presupposition, Lang Acquisition
1. Bart Geurts, Focus and presupposition
2. GALA'99, Language Acquisition
10.73 Calls: Disfluent speech, High Desert Ling. Society
1. Robin Lickley, Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech
2. Jordan Lachler, Final Call: HDLS-2
10.74 Qs: Chinese Metaphor, Register, Lang & Identity
1. THOMAS lEE, Political Metaphors of Chinese Politicians
2. David Mitchell, Reference Query/Register
3. Natalia Neumann, Sociolinguistics: Language and Identity
10.75 Qs: Onomatopea, Future/Polish, Lex/semantic feature
1. Vladimir Kushnerik, Sound-symbolism
2. Monika Adamowicz, Expressing future/English and Polish
3. Robert Kirchner, Lexical semantic features
10.76 Calls: Artificial Intelligence, Lang/Speech Technology
1. Silvia Miksch, Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
2. Mike Rosner, Education in Language and Speech Technology
10.77 Confs: Language and Gender
1. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, Language and gender
10.78 Sum: Serial Verbs Construction
1. Li Rulai, Serial Verbs Construction
10.79 Calls: Grammar Systems, Computational Linguistics
1. Carlos Martin Vide, Grammar systems
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, ACL'99 and EACL'99 REMINDERS
10.80 Qs: Channel Is. French, Chinese Sign Lang, Idiom
1. David Britain, Channel Island French
2. H. Lin, Chinese Sign Language
3. Erica Hofmann Kencke, "tide s'o over"
10.81 Jobs: Applied Ling, Semantics/Pragmatics/Socioling
1. Susan Foster-Cohen, Applied Ling; Lectureship at British Institute in Paris
2. Nagai@mito.ipc.ibaraki.ac.jp, Semantics, Pragmatics, or Socioling; Full Prof at Ibaraki U.
10.82 Support: Typology & Diachrony
1. Martin Haspelmath, Typology & Diachrony; Fellowships at Max Planck Inst. in Leipzig
10.83 TOC: Multilingua 17: 1, 2/3, 4 (1998)
1. Christoph Eyrich, Multilingua 17: 1, 2/3, 4 (1998)
10.84 Disc: New: Adjective to Verb
1. Mike_Maxwell, New discussion: Adj to Verb
10.85 Sum: Source of Chomsky quote on "divine power"
1. Sean Dimond (S&T Onsite), Chomsky quote source
10.86 Qs: Adverbial forms, New NLP books
1. Hubert Cuyckens, Adverbial forms
2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., New NLP books
10.87 FYI: Linguistic Agency, English grammar, Italian
1. Elisabeth Coelfen, LAUD Papers
2. Tonia Bleam, Announce: XTAG English Grammar -- new release
3. Scuola Leonardo da Vinci, Italian language school
10.88 Confs: Computers in Education
1. Alexandra Cristea, International Conference on Computers in Education
10.89 Calls: Students/Toronto, Lexical Functional Grammar
1. Mihaela Pirvulescu, Student conference/Toronto
2. Tracy Holloway King, Lexical Functional Grammar
10.90 Qs: Lang Attitude, Chinese Phrases, Lang & Genetics
1. a9255719, Language attitudes
2. Arthur, Chinese phrase detecting
3. Peter T. Daniels, Languages and genetics
10.91 Confs: Arabic Linguistics
1. Abbas Benmamoun, Annual Symposium on Arabic Linguistics: Program
10.92 Confs: Crossing Boundaries/Latin America
1. Michele Neylon, Crossing Boundaries: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Latin America
10.93 Sum: Spelling in -ise vs. -ize
1. zmaalej, -ise vs. -ize
10.94 Sum: Language & Communication Awareness
1. Andrea Faulstich, Language and communication awareness
10.95 FYI: Linguistic Institute, Gender & Language
1. Ling Inst, 1999 Linguistic Institute at UIUC
2. Mary Bucholtz, Gender and Language Association
10.96 Qs: Prague School, Action research/lang. teaching
1. Frederick Newmeyer, Influence of Prague School
2. Bart Bonamie, Action research & language teaching
10.97 Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
1. Sean Witty, Adjective to Verb
2. Davisjos, Adjectives to verbs
10.98 FYI: Pedagogical grammar, NEH fellowships
1. tom leverett, Experiential skills
2. Aikin, Jane, NEH Fellowships Deadline Announcement
10.99 Qs: Native speaker, Borrowing, Chomsky, Degrees
1. Peter hl, Native Speakers Wanted
2. Greg Watson, "Re-borrowing"
3. Bernard Comrie, Chomsky reference
4. Alysse Lemery Rasmussen, Distance Learning Degrees (On-Line)
10.100 Calls: Mathematics of Language, Conditional Logic
1. Jennifer MacDougall, The Mathematics of Language
2. Dov Gabbay, Conditional and non-monotonic Logic
10.101 Calls: Role & Reference Grammar, African languages
1. vanvalin@acsu.buffalo.edu, Role and Reference Grammar Workshop & Conference at LSA Institute
2. G Poulos, African languages
10.102 Sum: "to tide someone over"
1. Erica Hofmann Kencke, 'tide someone over'
10.103 Sum: Danish phonology
1. Julian Bradfield, Danish phonology
10.104 FYI: International Research, Ergo's ATIS results
1. Information Assistant, IREX Announces Sixth Annual US Education Fair
2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Ergo's ATIS results
10.105 Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
1. E. Bashir, Re: 10.97, Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
2. Mike_Maxwell, Re: 10.84, Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
10.106 Calls: American Indigenous Lang., Slavic Negation
1. Fiona Whalen, Workshop on American Indigenous Languages
2. Adam Przepiorkowski, Slavic Negation: Final Call for Papers
10.107 Qs: "Tide someone over", Asian books, Afroasiatics
1. MARC PICARD, RE: "To tide someone over"
2. Asian Rare Books, Books on Hakka & Yue dialects
3. David Wilmsen, References on Afroasiatics
10.108 Jobs: Syntax, PHonology, Applied & Theoretical
1. Michael Flier, Three one-year appointments at Harvard
10.109 Jobs: Historical Ling, Japanese Language
1. Anthony Lodge, Historical Ling; Research Fellow at University of St. Andrews
2. Mitsuaki Shimojo, Japanese Lang; Lecturer at SUNY - Buffalo
10.110 Books: Phonetics
1. Jud Wolfskill, Acoustic Phonetics, Kenneth N. Stevens
10.111 Books: Syntax
1. Jud Wolfskill, Three Investigations of Extraction, Paul M. Postal
2. Jud Wolfskill, An Introduction to Minimalist Syntax, Juan Uriagereka
10.112 Books: Linguistic Theory
1. Jud Wolfskill, Language Form and Language Function, Frederick J. Newmeyer
10.113 Books: Dictionaries
1. Serafin M. Coronel-Molina, Dictionary of Quechua and Aymara Languages
10.114 Jobs: English Ling, Japanese Software Localization
1. Pekka Lintunen, English Linguistics; Lectureship at U of Turku (Finland)
2. Moore, Roxana, Japanese Software Localization Specialist
10.115 Qs: Comp. Ling., Speech genres, Tech. colleges
1. makhad hassan, Computational linguistics
2. KATARZYNA DEPTA P.V/510, Speech genres
3. AAHNY, Linguistics in technical colleges
10.116 Qs: German, Morphology, Online-communication
1. Jennifer Dailey-O'Cain, Course materials: German dialects and German phonetics
2. Wright Frank, Morphological Irregularity
3. Ott Sascha global99, Effects of online-communication on language use
10.117 Support: Scholarships in Japan, Tromso Linguistics
1. Judith N. Rabinovitch, Scholarships for Study in Japan
2. Ove Lorentz, FYI: Tromso ling programs 1999 - Grants available
10.118 FYI: GLOW Summer School
1. Ian Roberts, New announcement for GLOW Summer School
10.119 Support: Funding for new M.Phil. in Linguistics
1. Curt Rice, Funding for new M.Phil. in Linguistics at U. of Tromso
10.120 Qs: Noun clusters, Obj-
1. Agathopoulou Lena, noun clusters versus genitive
2. Mark Davies, Obj-
3. guenter radden, "Similar to" and "Different from"
10.121 FYI: Searchable archives: Indo-European & Nostratic
1. Richard M. Alderson III, Searchable archives: Indo-European and Nostratic
10.122 Qs: Children's Insults, Demonstratives in Zulu
1. Alfred F. Rosa, Children's Insults
2. mbeje, Demonstratives in Zulu or any Nguni/Bantu languages
10.123 Calls: Austronesian Formal Ling, Dialogue Workshop
1. Diane Massam, Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association
2. Robert van Rooy, Amstelogue'99 Final Call for Papers
10.124 Calls: Slavic/Formal Ling, Lang & Culture
1. Albina Shayevich, Slavic Linguistics
2. M. Agnes Kang, Language, Interaction, and Culture
10.125 Sum: To tie someone over
1. MARC PICARD, Summary: To tie someone over
10.126 Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
1. Ingo Plag, Re: 10.105, Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
2. John M. Lawler, Re: 10.84, Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
3. Bitjaa Kody Zachee Denis, Re: 10.97, Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
4. Dag Gundersen, Re: 10.105, Disc: Adjectives to Verbs
10.127 Sum: Contractions in English
1. Alan Smith, Summary on contractions in English
10.128 Support: Trinity College, Dublin
1. Carl Vogel, new postgraduate funding & postgraduate study
10.129 Jobs: TEFL, Computational Ling
1. ~t, TEFL; Asst Prof/ Lecturer at Tunghai University
2. Prof. Dr. Burghard B. Rieger, German Computational Ling; Universitt Trier
10.130 Jobs: TESOL / Applied Ling
1. Richard Hauck, TESOL/ Applied Ling; Research Asst
10.131 TOC: Glot International
1. Rint Sybesma, ToC: Glot International 3-9/10
10.132 Calls: ESSLLI'99, PLM 99
1. Rodger Kibble, ESSLLI'99 Workshop on Generation of Nominals
2. Poznan Lingustics Meeting, PLM 99 Constraints vs Preferences
10.133 Qs: In-law discourse, Etymology
1. Gina Guida, Q: Mother-in-law/Daughter-in-law Discourse
2. Douglas North, Ph.D., Etymology
10.134 Confs: The Native Tongue
1. Marina YAGUELLO, International conference The Native Tongue
10.135 All: This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
1. Linguist Notice Board, This week's LINGUIST Notice Board
10.136 FYI: Linguistic Annotations Page, Dec. LSA Bulletin
1. Steven Bird, Linguistic Annotations Page
2. LSA, December LSA Bulletin
10.137 Calls: MLA language and society sessions
1. Dennis Baron, language and society sessions at MLA in 1999
10.138 Jobs: Visiting Professor in TESOL
1. Jean Dolbec, Visiting Professor in TESOL
10.139 FYI: Russian software, Dict. correction, Conf. list
1. Andrei Strukov, New Russian Software
2. Serafin M. Coronel-Molina, Errata: "new" multilingual dictionary
3. Peter White, Latest Conference List
10.140 Qs: NLP books, Micmac, Writing differences
1. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., New NLP Books
2. sburdine, Micmac grammar
3. WWard, Ethnic Differences in Writing
10.141 Calls: Ling., Typology, Text, Speech, & Dialogue
1. Johan van der Auwera, Malay/Indonesian Ling., Association for Ling. Typology
2. Jana Netrvalova, Text, Speech, and Dialogue
10.142 Disc: Adjective to Verb
1. mcintyre, Adj to Verb
10.143 Books: Semantics/ Bilingualism
1. Linguistics Club Publications, Conceptual Transfer in the Interlingual Lexicon, Jarvis
10.144 Sum: Small Linguistics Programs
1. David Wharton, Summary: Small linguistics programs
10.145 Calls: Romanic Assoc., Northeastern Ling Society
1. Serafin M. Coronel-Molina, Graduate Romanic Association/Final Call
2. Ron Artstein, Northeastern Linguistic Society
10.146 Calls: Cognitive Lin/Russia, Lang & Thought/Evidence
1. Solovyev V.D., Cognitive linguistics in Russia
2. Gail Brendel Viechnicki, Midwest Modern Language Association Linguistics Panel
10.147 FYI: Gender & Language Association List
1. Mary Bucholtz, Gender & Language Association List