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US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, États-Unis, United States
Linguistik, Linguistique, Linguistics

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aaal - American Association for Applied Linguistics

(E?)(L?) http://www.aaal.org/
Founded in 1977, the AAAL is a professional organization of scholars who are interested in and actively contribute to the multi-disciplinary field of applied linguistics.

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bbc - Auszüge aus Gesprächen mit Noam Chomsky

(E?)(L?) http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/audiointerviews/profilepages/chomskyn1.shtml

bu

(E?)(L?) http://web.bu.edu/ASLLRP
American Sign Language Linguistic Research Project; Linguistische Erforschung der Zeichensprache

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cal - Center for Applied Linguistics

(E?)(L?) http://www.cal.org/
Welcome to CAL's online resource center. Many online and/or downloadable products developed by the former ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics can be found here.
Ask the Language Experts | Brochures | Databases & Directories | Digests | Language Link | News Bulletin | Resource Guides Online (RGO's)

(E?)(L?) http://www.cal.org/resources/digest/
Digests are short reports that highlight topics of current interest in foreign language education, ESL, bilingual education, and linguistics. Digests synthesize current research, review the literature, describe teaching methods and program models, and offer practical ideas for teachers and others.

(E?)(L?) http://www.cal.org/resources/langlink/
Language Link was published four times per year from June 1999 to December 2003 by the ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics. Each issue covered topics of interest to the foreign language, English as a second language, linguistics, and cross cultural education fields.

(E?)(L?) http://www.cal.org/resources/news/
ERIC/CLL News Bulletins

(E?)(L?) http://www.cal.org/resources/faqs/RGOs/
Resource Guides Online include information on free relevant publications, Web sites, organizations of interest, and conferences. The guides also offer useful searches of the former ERIC database with information on ordering documents found therein.

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edu-cyberpg - Linguistics

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hawaii - stampe

(E?)(L?) http://ling.lll.hawaii.edu/faculty/stampe
Links zu folgenden "Interests: phonology and prosody, verse and music, holistic typology and drift, computing, Austroasiatic and Indo-European languages, history of linguistics, et cetera."

henrysweet - The Henry Sweet Society for the History of Linguistic Ideas (HSS)

(E?)(L?) http://www.henrysweet.org/

historychannel - Linguistics

(E6)(L1) http://www.historychannel.com/perl/print_book.pl?ID=98049

historychannel - Chomsky, Noam

(E6)(L?) http://www.historychannel.com/perl/print_book.pl?ID=80106
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Chomsky, Noam, 1928-, educator and linguist, b. Philadelphia. Chomsky, who has taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology since 1955, developed a theory of transformational (sometimes called generative or transformational-generative) grammar that revolutionized the scientific study of language.
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indiana -

(E?)(L?) http://www.indiana.edu/~slavconf/linguistics/download.html
Comparative Slavic Morphosyntax: The State of the Art.
Several papers on some of the latest work in Slavic morphosyntax by Babby, Boskovich, Corbett, Franks, and Rappaport. The articles cover clitics, noun phrases, agreement, voice and wh-movement.

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lacus - Linguistic Association of Canada and the United States (LACUS)

(E?)(L?) http://www.lacus.org/

langmin - Language Miniatures

(E2)(L1) http://home.bluemarble.net/~langmin/
1. A Bonehead's Headbone
Noun compounds give a lot of bang for the buck (1 Oct. 98)
Two-member noun compounds (as in race car, cat food) are a very common feature of English. Normally the first member limits the scope of the second, but the two members may stand in any of a variety of relations to each other.

6. I Hereby Warn you ...
Or, doing things with words (15 Dec 98)
Sometimes when we use language we don't only describe something (as in I hear you're the winner) but intend the sentence itself as performing an action (as in I declare you the winner). We do this in multiple ways.

11. And What's All This?
'What a word means' is not all that simple (1 Mar 99)
The function of the word and is to couple two 'somethings' together, but it has many meanings well beyond that. In what sense does a word 'mean' something?

70. Odder, maybe the Oddest
The many ways languages compare things (15 Aug 01)
All languages have ways of comparing, but the ways they do it and the distinctions they choose to make vary widely

74. TAKE a Look Here
Lightweights in the verbal world (15 Oct 01)
A small number of verbs function as what is known as light verbs, having little specific meaning of their own but mainly serving to support a neighboring noun or other verb

100. A Reflective Interlude
What is 'the study of language' anyway? (15 Nov 02)
A survey of the wide variety of ways to study language, all of which we group in the field we call linguistics. A look at how many of these have been the subject of the first 99 Miniatures

120. The Words and the Message
Do you always mean just what you say? (15 Sep 03)
A brief exploration of what we mean by pragmatics in the study of language: the relation between what we mean and what we actually say

linguistlist

(E?)(L?) http://listserv.linguistlist.org/

ALT The Associations for Linguistic Typology
GGSN Germanic Generative Syntax Newsletter
The Indo-European Mailing List
LINCONF Workshop on the Computational Lexica
LINGUIST The Linguist Discussion List
OLAC Sublist for Lexicon Group
SOUNDSYMBOL The SoundSymbol Mailing List
The Indo-European Mailing List

linguistlist

(E?)(L?) http://saussure.linguistlist.org/cfdocs/new-website/LL-WorkingDirs/static-pages/LangAnalysis.html
Auf dieser Seite gibt es hunderte Links zu sprachrelevanten Sites in den Kategorien:

Constructed Languages
Endangered Languages
Language Families
Language Meta Sites
Natural Languages
Writing Systems

linguistsfederation

(E?)(L?) http://www.linguistsfederation.com/
My name is Arnaud Febvre, I am writing on behalf of the Linguists' Federation (Club Luxembourg). The Federation was founded in Europe in June 1937 by "Union Polyglotte", the Linguists'Club, and the "Weltclub". The Linguists' Federation aims at promoting a better knowledge of languages by organising meeting to practise languages. It is also seeking to help with the promotion of existing circles and clubs in Europe and with the setting up of new associations worldwide.

We currently are fourteen clubs and circles covering Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg and the U.K. and we are looking at ways of partnership with any organisation (whether it is a club, a circle or whatever name) in different continents. Just like we have spontaneously started social language clubs in Europe, we believe there must be similar organisations worldwide and we would like to suggest a "virtual" partnership. We believe it might be of interests to know that clubs or associations exist on different part of the globe.

Basically our clubs meet on average once a week and gather on average 50 to 60 people depending on the evening, people have a drink. More info is available from our gateway and partner website.

We can provide links from our homepage at this URL: www.linguistsfederation.com for free and without any commitment as long as people aim at promoting the practise of languages, that you are non-political and non profit making organisations.

Please feel free to forward this e-mail to whoever has similar goals.

lsadc - LSA - Linguistic Society of America (District of Columbia ?)

(E?)(L?) http://www.lsadc.org/
The Linguistic Society of America (LSA) was founded in 1924 to advance the scientific study of language. Linguistics has developed dramatically in the intervening years, greatly expanding the understanding of human language.
LSA is the largest linguistic society in the world and welcomes linguists of all kinds. It is the only umbrella professional linguistics organization in the US, with over 5,000 individual and library members. LANGUAGE, official journal of the LSA, continues to publish across the subfields, and LSA's annual meetings (2005-San Francisco), biennial summer institutes (2005-Cambridge, MA), and other activities promote linguistic studies from many different perspectives.

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mit - Massachussetts Institute of Technology - Homepage von Noam Chomsky

(E?)(L?) http://web.mit.edu/linguistics/www/chomsky.home.html

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nwlink - dtilque's home page

(E?)(L?) http://www.nwlink.com/~dtilque/
Fan stuff for Lois McMaster Bujold
Articles written for Word Ways:

Other pages
Sites I'm Particularly Fond of

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plumbdesign

(E?)(L?) http://www.plumbdesign.com/macro.cfm?ArticleID=25
Vocabulary - The Plumb Design Visual Thesaurus is an exploration of sense relationships within the English language. By clicking on words, you follow a thread of meaning, creating a spatial map of linguistic associations. The Visual Thesaurus was built using Thinkmap™, a data-animation technology developed by Plumb Design.

pmpkn - Linguistics & English Language

(E?)(L?) http://www.pmpkn.net/lx/
David Bowie hat hier einige seiner Vorlesungen und Werke zur Verfügung gestellt:

2001. Dialect contact and dialect change: The effect of near-mergers. In Tara Sanchez and Daniel Ezra Johnson, eds. Papers from NWAV 29. University of Pennsylvania working papers in linguistics 7(3):17-26. PDF format. The orientation of this file is a bit different than what you might expect—it only covers half the page and it's sideways. This should not affect the legibility of the paper, however.
The effect of geographic mobility on the retention of a local dialect. PhD dissertation, Linguistics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. PDF format. Note that this file is not the same as the PDF file downloadable through UMI's digital dissertation service. That file is much larger (it's nearly 6 megabytes, this one's less than 1 megabyte), and it has the copies of the signatures on the title page. On the other hand, this copy retains detail in some greyscale images that didn't reproduce well in UMI's copy, and this copy uses color in some charts where it helps clarity (as well as couple places where I couldn't figure out how to get rid of it).
Keeping track of Pennsylvania German: A discussion of evidences found in A linguistic atlas of Pennsylvania German. Unpublished manuscript. HTML format. This is actually only a final paper for a graduate course, and therefore not the most polished thing I've ever written, but I've put it on the page in case the data is useful for anyone else.
Voah mei daett sei deitsh: Developments in the vowel system of Pennsylvania German. In Alexis Dimitriadis, Laura Siegel, Clarissa Surek-Clark, and Alexander Williams, eds. Proceedings of the 21st Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium. University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics 4(2):35-49. HTML format.
Was mir wisse: A review of the literature on the languages of the Pennsylvania Germans. In Alexis Dimitriadis, Hikyoung Lee, Laura Siegel, Clarissa Surek-Clark, and Alexander Williams, eds. Current Work in Linguistics. University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics 4(3):1-18. HTML format.

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sagepub - Journal of English Linguistics

(E?)(L?) http://www.sagepub.co.uk/journal.aspx?pid=105638

sil - Summer Institute of Linguistics
Linguistics-Glossary - Linguistics-Dictionaries - Linguistics-Lexica - Language Learning Terms
A collection of links oriented around linguistics
Electronic Glossary of Linguistics Terms: English, Spanish

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ucla - Linguistics 1 Home Page

(E?)(L?) http://www.linguistics.ucla.edu/people/schuh/lx001/lx001.html
General information on Linguistics 1 (Fall 2004)
Section times and places
Info on Prof Schuh and TAs
Course outline
Grading basis: assignments, paper, and exams
Honors credit
Course paper outline (including links to sample papers, paper grading, and policy on reading paper drafts)
Answers to "Pretest" and Discussion Questions
Written assignment answers
Web assignment information
Links to sites about language(s)

udel - Historical Linguistics (also called Diachronic Linguistics)

(E2)(L1) http://www.ling.udel.edu/idsardi/
(E?)(L?) http://www.ling.udel.edu/idsardi/101/notes/historical.html
Objectives

distinguish between the types of linguistic change.
know what factors aid linguists in historical reconstruction.
understand why and how modules can change over time.
do linguistic reconstruction using the comparative method.

umd - The Linguist's Search Engine

(E?)(L?) http://lse.umiacs.umd.edu:8080/

Uni Fullerton

(E?)(L?) http://hss.fullerton.edu/linguistics
California State University Fullerton - liN 'gwIs tIk - Notes

Uni Pennsylvenia - phonoatlas

(E?)(L?) http://www.ling.upenn.edu/phonoatlas
University of Pennsylvenia: Welcome to the home page of the TELSUR PROJECT at the Linguistics Laboratory, University of Pennsylvania
the Atlas of North American English [ANAE], (formerly, the Phonological Atlas of North America);

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verbatimmag

(E?)(L?) http://www.verbatimmag.com/
the only magazine of language and linguistics for the layperson. We write about words and their uses with verve and humor, concentrating on English in all its variety and all the fun parts of other languages. Names, palindromes, puns and proverbs are also topics of interest. Puzzles, book reviews, SIC! SIC! SIC! and more round out each issue.

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wikipedia - Noam Chomsky

(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noam_Chomsky

wordways - Word Ways: The Journal of Recreational Linguistics

(E?)(L1) http://www.wordways.com/
(E?)(L1) http://www.wordways.com/articles.htm
For more than thirty years, Word Ways has explored the many facets of logology (an old word resurrected by the late Dmitri Borgmann to describe recreational linguistics). Dmitri wrote the classic book on this topic - Language on Vacation (Scribner's, 1965), now out of print - and was the first Word Ways editor in 1968. Word Ways is currently edited by Ross Eckler, author of the recent book Making the Alphabet Dance (St. Martin's, 1996), a survey of the field and the many new discoveries made in the last thirty-five years.

Articles from Word Ways: a large sample from current and back issues.
In this space we feature an article or two from a recent issue of Word Ways, followed by a selection of articles from past issues, chosen to span a wide range of logological topics and also to cover different eras of Word Ways' existence. These are grouped by general topic.
Mit vielen Online-Artikeln.
ARTICLES FROM PREVIOUS ISSUES

Special kinds of words
Dictionary Eodermdromes, Ross Eckler, 1980
Pair and Trio Isograms, Jeff Grant, 1982
Undominated Alphabetic Sequences, Ross Eckler, 1982
The Mathematics of Words, Ross Eckler, 1983
Three Miraculous Solutions, Dmitri Borgmann, 1985
The Biggest Hoax, Chris Cole, 1989
Letter-Shift Words in the OSPD, Leonard Gordon, 1990
Oxymoronology, Richard Lederer, 1990
Naming the Schwarzkopf Baby, Ross Eckler, 1991
Subdermatoglyphic: A New Isogram, Edward R. Wolpow, 1991
The Ugliest Words in English, Ross Eckler, 1992
Alphabetical Patterns, Ross Eckler, 1993
Splendid Symbolism, Hugo B. Corstius, 1996
Queen's Move Graphing, Ross Eckler, 1996
Zzyzx, Ross Eckler, 1996
Ghost Words, Murray Pearce, 1986
AEIOU: A Thirty-Year Quest, Susan Thorpe, 1999
Knotted Word Worms, Mike Keith, 2001
Sets of words
A Modified Ten-Square, Jeff Grant, 2002
Word Groups, Ross Eckler, 1977
Alphabet Rings of Trigrams, Ross Eckler, 1977
Prosodic Resonance, F. Juniper, 1977
Pan-Crashing Word Sets, Ross Eckler, 1982
Renaming the Months, Ross Eckler, 1985
Websterian Synonym Chains, Ross Eckler, 1988
Two New Transdeletion Pyramids, Ross Eckler, 1988
A Maximal Spanning Tree, Ross Eckler, 1994
Goose Thighs Rehashed, Christopher McManus, 1994
More Nice N-Isograms, Eric Chaikin, 1998
Every Word-Pair In This Set Has One Crash, Ross Eckler, 2000
Labeling A List With Unique Identifiers, Ross Eckler, 2000
Word squares and other configurations
Single and Double Transposal Squares, Ross Eckler, 1980
The First Double and Triple Acrostics?, Ross Eckler, 1986
In Search of the Ten-Square, Jeff Grant, 1990
The Best 9x9 Square Yet, Eric Albert, 1991
Mathematics of Square Construction, Chris Long, 1993
Word Worms, Ross Eckler, 1993
Tiling The Dodecahedron, Leonard Gordon, 1998
A New Kind of Transposal Square, Ross Eckler, 1999
Knight's-Tour Letter Squares, Mike Keith, 1999
Words and numbers
Lucky Nines, Faith Eckler, 1979
Alphabetizing the Integers, Ross Eckler, 1981
Telephomnemonics, Ross Eckler, 1981
38 Self-Descriptive Number Names, Ross Eckler, 1990
Answering the Sallows Challenge, Ross Eckler and Leonard Gordon, 1990
A Remarkable Revelation, Ross Eckler and Darryl Francis, 1995
The Alphabet Race, Ross Eckler, 1999
Packing the Cardinals, Ross Eckler, 1999
Palindromes
The Evolution of a Palindrome, Dmitri Borgmann, 1970
Oh, Cello Full of Echoes!, Herbert Pfeiffer, 1992
New Word Palindromes, Will Shortz, 1997
Who First Found the Panama Palindrome?, James Puder, 1999
Anagrams
Crazy California, Ross Eckler, 1975
Celebrity One-Word Anagrams, Mike Keith, 2000
Pangrams
The Syndrome, Ross Eckler, 1990
The Pangrammatic Highway, Udo Pernisz, 1988
Revisiting the Pangrammatic Highway, Faith Eckler, 1990
In Quest of a Pangram, Lee Sallows, 1992
The Pangram Film Festival Revisited, Richard Sabey, 2000
Special modes of writing
Come Wade, Dear Maid, Cynthia Knight, 1984
Who Says A must say B?, Hugo Corstius, 1985
Are Acrostic Messages Real?, Ross Eckler, 1985
All End-Letters Different in a Poem, Willard Espy, 1986
Four Byte Word Text News, John Henrick, 1986
Ann Owed, Hugh Denham, 1992
The Panalphabetic Window, Howard Bergerson, 1980
A Type of Crypt, Faith Eckler, 1989
Sending Messages by Telephone, Ross Eckler, 1995
Supersentences, Richard Lederer, 1980
Hey, Dog - Run (No Sweat!), Doug Nufer, 1997
When There's A Will, Ross Eckler, 1996
The Postal Union, Ross Eckler, 1997
Anguish Languish, Ross Eckler, 1997
Lipograms and Other Constraints, Ross Eckler, 1997
Dual Cryptograms, M. Douglas McIlroy, 1997
Elemental, My Dear Watson, Ross Eckler, 1999
Miscellany
The Francis Xavier O'Brien Problem, Ross Eckler, 1968
Early American Word Puzzles, Will Shortz, 1973-74
Nixon and the Bee, Ross Eckler, 1976
Gamenung Mid Wordum, Paul Remley, 1977
Shakespearean Crosswords, Brian Head, 1979
An Early French Book of Wordplay, Will Shortz, 1979
The Word Tree, Ross Eckler, 1984
Refractory Rhyme, Chris Cole, 1990
Scrabble in Nursery Rhyme, John Holgate, 1990
The World's Worst Dictionary, Christopher McManus, 1995
Word Trees in Running Text, Ross Eckler. 1999
Common Placenames, Dan Tilque, 2001

BACK issues of Word Ways: an index (by topic and author).
CHALLENGE problems: some tough logological puzzles!
DISKS and Monographs: print and electronic publications from Word Ways

Link List Labor US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, États-Unis, United States Linguistik, Linguistique, Linguistics

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aaal - American Association for Applied Linguistics

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bbc - Auszüge aus Gesprächen mit Noam Chomsky

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cal - Center for Applied Linguistics

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edu-cyberpg - Linguistics

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hawaii - stampe

henrysweet - The Henry Sweet Society for the History of Linguistic Ideas (HSS)

historychannel - Linguistics

historychannel - Chomsky, Noam

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lacus - Linguistic Association of Canada and the United States (LACUS)

langmin - Language Miniatures

linguistlist

linguistlist

linguistsfederation

lsadc - LSA - Linguistic Society of America (District of Columbia ?)

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mit - Massachussetts Institute of Technology - Homepage von Noam Chomsky

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nwlink - dtilque's home page

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plumbdesign

pmpkn - Linguistics & English Language

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sagepub - Journal of English Linguistics

sil - Summer Institute of Linguistics Linguistics-Glossary - Linguistics-Dictionaries - Linguistics-Lexica - Language Learning Terms A collection of links oriented around linguistics Electronic Glossary of Linguistics Terms: English, Spanish

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ucla - Linguistics 1 Home Page

udel - Historical Linguistics (also called Diachronic Linguistics)

umd - The Linguist's Search Engine

Uni Fullerton

Uni Georgia - Linguistic Atlas Project

Uni Ohio - linguistics

Uni Oregon - Sociolinguistics

Uni Pennsylvenia - phonoatlas

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verbatimmag

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wikipedia - Noam Chomsky

wordways - Word Ways: The Journal of Recreational Linguistics

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zmag - The Noam Chomsky Archive

Link List Labor
US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, États-Unis, United States
Linguistik, Linguistique, Linguistics

sil - Summer Institute of Linguistics
Linguistics-Glossary - Linguistics-Dictionaries - Linguistics-Lexica - Language Learning Terms
A collection of links oriented around linguistics
Electronic Glossary of Linguistics Terms: English, Spanish