41. The Association For Computational Linguistics The ACL isa society for people working on problems involving natural language and computation. http://www.aclweb.org/

Upcoming Conferences: ACL-05 (Ann Arbor, June) HLT/EMNLP 2005 ... ACL-COLING 2006 (Sydney, July) The Association for Computational Linguistics The Association for Computational Linguistics is THE international scientific and professional society for people working on problems involving natural language and computation. Membership includes the ACL quarterly journal, Computational Linguistics , reduced registration at most ACL-sponsored conferences , discounts on ACL-sponsored publications, and participation in ACL Special Interest Groups. The ACL journal, Computational Linguistics , continues to be the primary forum for research on computational linguistics and natural language processing. Since 1988, the journal has been published for the ACL by MIT Press to provide a broader distributional base. More about the journal (submission and review forms). An annual meeting is held each summer in locations where significant computational linguistics research is carried out. Announcements The ACL 2007 Conference Call for Proposals is now available. Membership applications can now be completed online. Please go to our

42. Weiterleitung The scientific publishing house of Walter de Gruyter has for decades been synonymous with superior scientific literature. Annually, we publish more than 250 http://www.degruyter.de/journals/linguistics/

43. The Homepage Of Integrational Linguistics A specific approach to linguistics combining a comprehensive theory of language and a theory of grammars. http://camelot.germanistik.fu-berlin.de/il/

Integrational Linguistics, linguistics, theory of language, theory of grammars, grammar, phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, English, German, Chinese, Spanish Your browser does not support frames. The non-frames version of the Homepage of Integrational Linguistics will not be supported after Dec 31, 1999. Please update your browser. Die frame-lose Version der Homepage der Integrativen Sprachwissenschaft . Le recomendamos, por tanto, que instale un navegador capacitado para visualizar los marcos.

44. Catalan Working Papers In Linguistics Revista del Grup de Gram tica Te²rica de la UAB. Publicaci³ d'articles de recerca que desenvolupin teories sobre l'estructura de llenguatges particulars des de la perspectiva d'una teoria general del llenguatge hum  http://seneca.uab.es/ggt/cjl.htm

Membres Projectes Reports Publicacions ... Departament de Filologia Catalana CATALAN JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS http://www.bib.uab.es/pub/linguistics/ The Journal is freely avalaible in PDF format at http://www.bib.uab.es/pub/linguistics/ El principal propòsit del Catalan Journal of Linguistics (CatJL) és la publicació d'articles de recerca de qualitat que desenvolupin teories sobre l'estructura de llenguatges particulars des de la perspectiva d'una teoria general del llenguatge humà. La publicació de la revista, que és la continuació dels Catalan Working Papers in Linguistics (CatWPL) , és possible gràcies a la cooperació entre el Grup de Gramàtica Teòrica de la UAB i l' Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana The main purpose of the Catalan Journal of Linguistics (CatJL) is to publish quality research papers developing theories on the structure of particular languages within the perspective of a general theory of the human language. Grown out of its predecessor Catalan Working Papers in Linguistics (CatWPL) this journal is made possible thanks to the cooperation of the Grup de Gramàtica Teòrica of the UAB with the Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana Style Sheet Catalan Journal of Linguistics=CatJL ISSN 1695-6885 Volume 3

45. Linguistics Resources Welcome to the new, updated Blackwell linguistics Resource Center! Philosophy Other good collections of linguistics resources on the web. http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/linguist/Default.asp

BLACKWELL HOME HELP CONTACT PRIVACY VIEW BOOKS CART Keywords Title Author Advanced Search Books Home Journals Home List of Journals ... Press Room Contents Overview: Linguistics on the Internet Stars of the Web ... in Linguistics Linguistics Resources Linguistics on the Internet Welcome to the new, updated Blackwell Linguistics Resource Center! Philosophy The goal of this list is to be useful not comprehensive. Several fairly comprehensive sites exist with certain strengths and weaknesses; you can find pointers to them here. The number of linguistics-related sites can be overwhelming, and some are far more useful, helpful, and current than others. Our hope is that this site can help steer your toward the information you are after more quickly. Sites which are not available in English, or are focused too specifically on areas of interest to a limited audience have not been listed here. The internet is growing and changing at a phenomenal rate, in Linguistics as in every other area of interest. This has two relevant consequences: First, links may change without warning. We do our best to keep these links up-to-date, but if you find one of our links broken, please let us know . Second, not all areas of interest are evenly represented in this rapid growth. We aim to cover a broad range of subjects, but there are some subject areas which are simply underrepresented on the internet. If you know of a link that we should review for inclusion on this list, please

46. Glot-Bot: The Application Of Genetic Algorithms Towards The Creation Of A Functi Using genetic algorithms to create English words. http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~jkunken/glot-bot/

Glot-Bot: The Application of Genetic Algorithms Towards the Creation of a Functional English Vocabulary creator: Joshua Kunken Glot-Bot v2! Give it a whirl, to see what words it comes up with (you can also reload for more trials). Version 2 may contain 1 small bug which on rare occasions overparses. If this takes place, press [stop] on your browser immediately and then press [reload]. FAQ Q: What is Glot-Bot? A: Glot-Bot is a perl script which uses genetic algorithms to create English vocabulary. The final product instills the effect that the software emulates a primitive form of artificial creativity. The software essentially creates words on its own. Because of the many CPU cycles required to parse through the chromosomes, created by Glot-Bot, for genuine English vocabulary, that function will not be provided online. Q: Have any papers been published on Glot-Bot? A: Yes, please reference: Kunken, Joshua M. The Application of Genetic Algorithms in English Vocabulary Generation. Proceedings of the Twelfth Midwest Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science Conference 2001.

47. UCL Phonetics & Linguistics Home Page Undergraduate and graduate degrees in linguistics, phonetics and phonology; summer course in English phonetics; educational and computatational resources in http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/

Home Courses Research Events ... Shop Information for: Prospective Students Current Students Staff Quick Links People Undergraduate Degrees Graduate Degrees Web Tutorials ... Most Popular Pages Related Sites Centre for Human Communication Dept. Human Communication Science London Linguistics Circle Advanced Core Training in Linguistics ... More Sites Upcoming Events See entire events schedule Title Speaker Location 29 Sept, 17:30 ICN Seminar: The Cognitive Neuroscience of the Human Voice. Professor Pascal Belin, Universite de Montreal. Wolfson Lecture Theatre, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery , Queen Square, 30 Sept ICN Workshop on The Cognitive Neuroscience of the Human Voice. All day workshop - see programme details. Wolfson Lecture Theatre, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square. Features.... Friday September 23 Plasticity in Speech Perception Workshop EurekaAlert! news is reporting on Paul Iverson's research which shows that Adults can be retrained to learn second languages more easily The vowel machine The Vowel Machine is a program designed to help you to learn to recognise English vowel sounds. Try it out NOW! Word Grammar: a theory of language structure Word Grammar is a theory of language structure, developed over the last 20 years.

48. Journal Of Slavic Linguistics Contains articles on major research in Slavic linguistics, discussions of single issues, and commentary on issues in the field. http://www.slavica.com/jsl/

Journal of Slavic Linguistics Editor-in-Chief: Steven Franks ISSN: 1068-2090 One volume (two issues) per year, with approximately 400 pages per volume. Subscription rates can be found under the corresponding link. Back volumes are $40; single issues are $24, when available. The most recently published volume is vol. 11, number two (Summer-Fall 2003). Subscription Information JSL Index JSL Editors Stylesheets and Submissions

49. School Of Humanities Mainly administrative information for this School that brings together a group of related disciplines American studies, Art History, Cinema, English, History, Modern Languages, linguistics, Music and Philosophy. http://www.sussex.ac.uk/hums/

Home A-Z Index People Reference Contact us School of Humanities Home Admissions Services Administration ... Contacting us "The School of Humanities is an open, friendly, stimulating and welcoming environment that brings together a group of related disciplines - American studies, art history, cinema, English, history, modern languages, linguistics, music and philosophy - in a common endeavour to study, understand and disseminate knowledge of the historical, literary and artistic manifestations of human existence. Our student body is diverse and cosmopolitan, and our new curriculum encourages our students to take courses in more than one discipline, both through a set of joint degrees and through interdisciplinary programmes that give access to a wealth of ideas and approaches to thought and culture. At postgraduate level, the School maintains a strong link between teaching and research, building on the work of the Humanities Graduate Research Centre , which has for some years demonstrated the value and excitement of inter-disciplinary work. We have a healthy number of postgraduate students and research-active faculty who work together to create a thriving and distinctive research culture. The idea of the humanities encompasses the performing and creative arts as well as traditional academic disciplines. Focusing on this aspect has already led to a new programme in the study of cinema that is part of a broader goal to enhance the study of visual culture in the School. We will follow this up with developments in music, drama and creative writing that will enrich our intellectual and cultural life."

50. Greek Language And Linguistics Gateway Links to resources, in print and on the Web, for classical and Biblical (koine) Greek linguistics. http://www.greek-language.com/

Over 1,500,000 pages viewed! Thank you for your support. News Notify Greek-Language.com of your research Research Page Redesigned Are you working on research that involves both the Greek Language (Classical, Hellenistic, Byzantine, or Modern) and some form of Modern Linguistics? Our Research page has been re-designed to allow you to announce your work to a wider audience. Use the form provided on the Research page to notify us of your work. If we know of your work, and it meets our criteria for inclusion, we will list it on our Research page to help you make connections with other researchers working on related topics. Codex Sinaiticus will go online The manuscipt is currently being digitized in preparation for its electroninc debut. Both a digitized text and photographs of the pages will be avaiable when the project is completed. Click here to read more Have you read The DaVinci Code Dan Brown's immensely popular book makes many claims about the history of Christianity. Many of those claims are presented as though they are based on ancient Greek documents such as the gospel of Philip. How accurate are those claims? Do the documents really say what the characters in the novel claim they do? Click here to see a detailed response from Micheal Palmer Home Alphabet and Writing Bibliographies ... What's new?

51. Welcome To Dr.Heidi Hamilton's Homepage! Associate professor in the Department of linguistics. Research interests include discourse analysis, health communication, Alzheimer's Disease, and aging. http://www.georgetown.edu/faculty/hamilthe

Welcome to my homepage! Although it would be much more enjoyable to sit down and talk about our mutual interests, no one's yet been able to figure out how to pour a cup of coffee in cyberspace. I hope that - by moving around this page - you can find what you're looking for. Click on about for a brief biographical statement, information on my educational background, and my professional history. Click on research to read a general statement about my research interests. Click on to find a list of courses I teach at Georgetown as well as a list of doctoral students I've mentored. Click on publications to find a list of selected publications sorted by major category. Click on consulting for a brief description of my work as consultant in the area of medical discourse. And if, after doing all of that, you have questions or comments for me, clicking on contact will take you to my snail mail and email addresses. about research publications consulting ... contacts Dr.Heidi Hamilton hamilthe@georgetown.edu

52. Linguistics Home Page, University Of Manchester Course details, information for alumni, and biographies of some of the staff members. http://lings.ln.man.ac.uk/

The Linguistics Web-Site uses frames. If your browser can't view frames, or if you have special needs as far as receiving information goes, please write to us at Department of Linguistics, The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, M13 9PL, UK, telephone (or fax) us at +44 161 275 3187, and we'll be happy to send you further information by post.

53. Rutgers Linguistics Home Research and education in all linguistics areas, emphasizing Optimality Theory and Minimalist Theory. Faculty, undergraduate and graduate course and program description, photos, resources, publications and events. http://ling.rutgers.edu/

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey P E O P L E Faculty Staff Alumni Graduate Students P R O G R A M PhD Program BA Program Course Schedules Facilities G E N E R A L FAQ Gallery Directions R E S O U R C E S Newsletter(SNARL) Links Rutgers Optimality Archive Jrnl. of Comp. Germanic Lx. ... African Anaphora Project E V E N T S Colloquia Conferences G R O U P S Optimality Research Group Semantics Research Group Syntax Research Group Undergraduate Club L INGUISTICS at Rutgers involves research and training in all areas of the modern discipline. The department is a center of work in Optimality Theory and hosts a group of syntacticians pursuing the Minimalist Program. The semantics faculty have strong interests in the syntax-semantics interface and in the formal-semantic issues raised by the structure of non-Western languages. Close ties are maintained with the Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science ( RuCCS ), the Center for African Studies, and with the university's Language Institute Faculty interests range across the core areas of theoretical linguistics and include computational learning and parsing, the psychology of language, language acquisition, and the philosophy of language. Language specialties include Romance, Germanic, South Asian (especially Hindi), Benue-Congo (esp. Yoruba), Edo, Amerindian (esp. Mohawk), Hebrew, Haitian, Amazonian, Greenlandic, Slavic, and Polynesian.

54. Linguistics At UGA An interdisciplinary program with faculty drawn from nine departments in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and three departments in the College of Education. Undergraduate or graduate degrees in four applied areas Cognitive linguistics, Second Language Acquisition, Historical linguistics, and Language Variation/Sociolinguistics. http://www.linguistics.uga.edu/

Linguistics at the University of Georgia 142 Gilbert Hall Athens, Georgia 30602 home program info people syllabi ... contact us Linguistics at the University of Georgia is an interdisciplinary program with faculty drawn from nine departments in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and three departments in the College of Education. It offers the opportunity to pursue undergraduate or graduate degrees in four areas: Second Language Acquisition, Language Theory, Historical Linguistics, and Language Variation/Sociolinguistics. The program boasts a diverse research-oriented community, exceptional resources and a dynamic learning environment. 2005 UGA Linguistics Society Conference Theme: "Applications and Innovations in Linguistic Research" Conference date: February 26, 2005 Deadline for submissions: November 22, 2004 To view the call for papers, please click here This site is maintained by the Linguistics Program at the University of Georgia. Please feel free to contact the webmaster with any comments or suggestions.

55. Corpus Linguistics: Table Of Contents Key Resource Links2Go Key Resource linguistics Topic. Web pages to be used to supplement the book Corpus linguistics published by Edinburgh University http://www.ling.lancs.ac.uk/monkey/ihe/linguistics/contents.htm

By Tony McEnery and Andrew Wilson Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Early Corpus Linguistics and the Chomskyan Revolution. What is a Corpus and What is in it? Quantitative Data. The Use of Corpora in Language Studies. ... What you won't find at this website. Links Go Key Resource Linguistics Topic Web pages to be used to supplement the book "Corpus Linguistics" published by Edinburgh University Press ISBN: 0-7486-0808-7 (cased) and 0-7486-0482-0 (paperback) written by: Tony McEnery and Andrew Wilson. Pages created by Paul Baker using Aspire-x.

56. Anthropological Linguistics Quarterly scholarly journal publishing articles on world cultures and languages, with an emphasis on Native Americans. http://www.indiana.edu/~anthling/

Indiana University / Student Bldg. 130 / 701 E. Kirkwood Avenue / Bloomington, IN 47405-7100 / USA Phone: (812) 855-4123, 855-1472 / Fax: (812) 855-7529 E-mail: anthling@indiana.edu About the Journal Index of Recent Volumes Subscriptions / Orders ... Search Anthropological Linguistics Last updated: 24 Feb 2005 URL: http://www.indiana.edu/~anthling Comments: anthling@indiana.edu Anthropological Linguistics

57. Fictional Linguistics: A KICKS Academy Course In The Creation Of Artificial Lang Online free course about creating languages, hosted at the KICKS Academy of the SciFiVine. Members of the SciFiVine may participate after a free registration in the class project for an invented language called TransGalactic Lingo . KICKS stands for Kenobi Intergalactic Council of Kindred Spirits . http://feminafelis.tripod.com

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58. Home Page, Department Of Linguistics And Modern English Language At Lancaster Un Details of courses, research projects, and related news, as well as information for both undergraduates and postgraduates. http://www.ling.lancs.ac.uk/

Skip Links Access/General info Site Map Department of Linguistics and English Language, Lancaster University, LA1 4YT, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 1524 593045 Fax: +44 (0) 1524 843085 E-mail: You are here: Home Home Prospective Students Current Students ... Contact Us Home Page Welcome to the website of The Department of Linguistics and English Language (LAEL) at Lancaster University. The Department is the largest Linguistics department in Britain. In the last TQA (Teaching Quality Assessment), the Department was given a score of 23 out of 24. Read more about what the assessors said. In the 2001 national Research Assessment Exercise, LAMEL received a rating of 5. Read more about our RAE success. The Times Higher Education Supplement (2003) placed LAMEL as the 3rd best Linguistics department in the UK, higher than 22 other universities including Oxford and University College London. The league table was based upon average A-level offer, TQA score, graduate employability and RAE rating. Funding Opportunities for Post Graduate Study at Lancaster University Study for an MA: The Professor Geoffrey Leech Scholarships Available for any of our MA degree schemes. Click here for

59. SpringerLink - Publication Journal focusing on issues related to structure and meaning in natural language, as addressed in the philosophy of language, linguistic semantics, syntax and related disciplines. Edited by Pauline Jacobson, and published six times per year by Kluwer Academic Publishers. Includes contents and abstracts. http://www.kluweronline.com/issn/0165-0157

Articles Publications Publishers Home Publication Linguistics and Philosophy Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media B.V., Formerly Kluwer Academic Publishers B.V. ISSN: 0165-0157 (Paper) 1573-0549 (Online) Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences and Law Issues in bold contain content you are entitled to view. Volume 28 Number 3 / June 2005 Number 2 / April 2005 Number 1 / February 2005 Volume 27 Number 6 / January 2005 Request a sample Number 5 / October 2004 Number 4 / August 2004 ... Number 1 / February 2004 Volume 26 Number 6 / December 2003 Number 5 / October 2003 Number 4 / August 2003 Number 3 / June 2003 ... Number 1 / February 2003 Volume 25 Numbers 5-6 / December 2002 Number 4 / August 2002 Number 3 / June 2002 Number 2 / April 2002 ... Number 1 / February 2002 Volume 24 Number 6 / November 2001 Number 5 / October 2001 Number 4 / August 2001 Number 3 / June 2001 ... Number 1 / February 2001 Volume 23 Number 6 / December 2000 Number 5 / October 2000 Number 4 / August 2000 Number 3 / May 2000 ... Number 1 / January 2000 Volume 22 Number 6 / November 1999 Number 5 / October 1999 Number 4 / August 1999 Number 3 / June 1999 ... Number 1 / February 1999 Volume 21 Number 6 / December 1998 Number 5 / October 1998 Number 4 / August 1998 Number 3 / June 1998 ... Number 1 / February 1998 Volume 20 Number 6 / December 1997 Number 5 / October 1997 Number 4 / August 1997 Number 3 / June 1997 ... Number 1 / February 1997 First page Previous page Next page Last page Linking Options About This Journal Editorial Board Manuscript Submission Quick Search

60. Penn Linguistics Home Provides an overview of the graduate and undergraduate programs with course details and syllabi. Lists departmental events and areas of research. http://www.ling.upenn.edu/

Undergraduate Program Undergraduate course offerings Fall 2005 Spring 2005 Major in linguistics ... Minor in linguistics Graduate Program Application due Dec 15 Calendar of defenses Overview and rules Procedures and policies The Graduate Catalog Unofficial guide to linguistics at Penn Course Information Course homepages The Timetable for advance registration The Roster for the current term The Register for course descriptions Penn InTouch for registration, address changes, etc. University academic calendar People and Organizations People at Penn Linguistics Personal homepages of Penn linguists Group e-mail addresses and how to sign up Penn Linguistics Club Affiliated organizations Events Linguistics Speaker Series on Thursdays Penn Working Group in Language Penn Linguistics Colloquium Talks and conferences at Penn and elsewhere Research Areas of research pursued at Penn Downloadable papers by faculty and students Penn Working Papers in Linguistics Online Resources Databases and software and Computing help Linguistic humor Language Log : a web log about language Job announcement: Historical Linguistics Department of Linguistics Williams Hall University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19104-6305

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