81. Linguistics And English Language Course information, research groups, study guide and linguistics handbook. http://www.sussex.ac.uk/linguistics/

Home A-Z Index People Reference Contact us Linguistics and English Language Home Admissions Teaching Research ... Contacting us Welcome to Linguistics and English Language [images provided by Seongsook Choi and Patrice Ladroue] New Directions in Cognitive Linguistics: First UK Cognitive Linguistics Conference 23rd-25th October 2005 The Linguistics and English Language department offers a wide range of undergraduate degree programmes in Linguistics and English language, to suit all tastes. The department also offers an MA in Applied Linguistics, an MRes in Linguistic methods as well as supervision of research degrees in a wide range of descriptive, theoretical and applied areas. In addition, from October 2005 we will be offering a new MA in Cognitive Linguistics. Go to our admissions section to find out more about our undergraduate or postgraduate degrees, or click on one of the links below. Undergraduate degrees English Language Linguistics Masters degrees MA in Applied Linguistics MA in Cognitive Linguistics (from 2005) MRes in Linguistic Methods Research Degrees MPhil or DPhil degrees There is currently active research in the following areas: Phonetics and Phonology, Morphology, Descriptive and Theoretical Syntax, Prosody, Semantics and Pragmatics, Lexicology and Lexicography, Cognitive Linguistics, Etymology, Onomastics, Language change and Sociolinguistics. In addition, the department sponsors an electronic working papers series, which provides a forum for some of the department's research output. For full details of the department's research programme, recent publications by members of faculty and working papers, visit our

82. CL Intro Text A concise introduction to the field, by Hans Uszkoreit. http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/~hansu/what_is_cl.html

H ANS U SZKOREIT W HAT IS C OMPUTATIONAL L INGUISTICS Computational linguistics (CL) is a discipline between linguistics and computer science which is concerned with the computational aspects of the human language faculty. It belongs to the cognitive sciences and overlaps with the field of artificial intelligence (AI) , a branch of computer science aiming at computational models of human cognition. Computational linguistics has applied and theoretical components. Human language is a most exciting and demanding puzzle. Theoretical CL takes up issues in theoretical linguistics and cognitive science. It deals with formal theories about the linguistic knowledge that a human needs for generating and understanding language. Today these theories have reached a degree of complexity that can only be managed by employing computers. Computational linguists develop formal models simulating aspects of the human language faculty and implement them as computer programmes. These programmes constitute the basis for the evaluation and further development of the theories. In addition to linguistic theories, findings from cognitive psychology play a major role in simulating linguistic competence. Within psychology, it is mainly the area of

83. Georgetown University Department Of Arabic Language, Literature And Linguistics B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. programs. Emphasizes intensive proficiencybased teaching of Arabic language and culture at the undergraduate level and literature and linguistics at the graduate level. Degree requirements, summer program, study abroad, and scholarships. http://www.georgetown.edu/departments/arabic/

U.S. need Arabists Georgetown University Department of Arabic Language, Literature and Linguistics P. O. Box 571046 Washington, D.C. 20057-1046 Phone: (202) 687-5743 Fax: (202) 687-2408 W elcome to the Department of Arabic Language, Literature and Linguistics at Georgetown University CAPA "In Arabic – the only semitic language that has remained the language of a whole civilization – ideas spring forth from the vein of the sentence as sparks from the flint". Louis Massignon arabic@georgetown.edu

84. IngentaConnect Publication: Computational Linguistics Computational linguistics. ISSN 08912017 visit publication homepage Computational linguistics logo MIT Press logo. Publisher MIT Press http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/mitpress/coli

Home About Ingenta Ingenta Labs Help For Publishers Why go online? Why choose IngentaConnect? Why choose CustomConnect? Access and authentication ... Contact us For Researchers About IngentaConnect Search and browse Publications available Accessing articles ... Register For Librarians Why choose IngentaConnect? Why choose IngentaConnect Premium? Activating Subscriptions Purchasing articles ... Browse Publications Computational Linguistics ISSN 0891-2017, Online ISSN: 1530-9312 visit publication homepage Publisher: MIT Press issues are available electronically Volume 31 Number 2, June 2005 Number 1, March 2005 Volume 30 Number 4, December 2004 Number 3, 1 September 2004 Number 2, 1 June 2004 Number 1, 1 March 2004 Volume 29 Number 4, 1 December 2003 Number 3, 1 September 2003 Special Issue on the Web as Corpus Number 2, 1 June 2003 Number 1, 1 March 2003 Volume 28 Number 4, 1 December 2002 Number 3, 1 September 2002 Number 2, 1 June 2002 Number 1, 1 March 2002 Volume 27 Number 4, 1 December 2001 Special Issue on Computational Anaphora Resolution Number 3, 1 September 2001

85. Linguistics At UGA Provides program information, faculty and graduate student listings, plus contact and admissions information. http://www.uga.edu/linguistics/

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.

86. Planetary Linguistics Appendix 5. Planetary linguistics. Names of the Planets days months Home Appendices Origin linguistics Names http://www.nineplanets.org/days.html

Appendix 5: Planetary Linguistics Names of the Planets English is generally recognized as the international language for professional astronomy. However, the various languages often also have their own words which are used in everyday speech. English Sun Mercury Venus ... Pluto Notes For brevity's sake I've omitted the articles commonly used in some languages. The Mandarin and Cantonese words mean (approximately): "The Brightest; Star of Water; Star of Gold; Sphere of Ground (Earth); Sphere of Moon, Star of Fire; Star of Wood; Star of Soil (Dirt); Star of the King of Heaven; Star of the King of the Ocean; Star of the King of Hell". The Korean, Japanese, Mandarin and Cantonese lines are pronunciations. Japanese and Korean use simple native words for "Moon" ("tsuki" "dal") but all the other planetary names in these two languages were imported from Chinese and have exactly the same meaning as explained for Mandarin and Cantonese. The Chinese characters at the top of the page are the names of the solar system bodies in the same order as the table. The second set of characters at the top of the page is Hindi. To the right is Arabic script. The apostrophe character in the Latvian line is a diacritical mark for a long vowel, which is a straight line over the letter.

87. Department Of Linguistics, Georgetown University The Department of linguistics at Georgetown University in Washington DC. http://www.georgetown.edu/departments/linguistics/

About the Dept Academic Programs Admissions Ask a Question ... Student Pages 2005-2006 Academic Year Departmental News Conference News New Degree Program beginning Fall 2006: Master of Arts in Language and Communication SLA at Georgetown Geogetown University Round Table 2006 March 3-5, 2006 2005-2006 Faculty Research Talks Dr. Natalie Schilling-Estes September 22, 2005 at 11:40-12:55 pm in ICC 462 The importance of 'unnatural 'speech: What linguistic performance can tell us about language and society 2005-2006 Speaker Series Dr. Frederick Erickson Friday, September 30 at 2:00 pm in ICC 462

88. School Of Languages, Linguistics And Cultures, The University Of Manchester Information about the various research centres and groups, together with details of the courses offered. http://www.llc.manchester.ac.uk/

access keys contact us help You are here: Languages, Linguistics and Cultures University home School Navigation About Us Undergraduate Study Postgraduate Study Subject Areas ... ICT Office Website Languages, Linguistics and Cultures Find a degree Undergraduate Postgraduate Order a prospectus Postgraduate Funding Opportunities for 2005/06 Click the link to find out more. Related Links Welcome to the School of Languages, Linguistics and Cultures Undergraduate Study We offer one of the widest ranges of language-based Undergraduate Programmes in the UK. Postgraduate Study Find out about the 25 MA Programmes we offer as well as Research Degrees (PhD or M.Phil) in a wide range of subject areas. Subject Areas Our disciplines include French Studies German Studies Italian Studies Linguistics and English Language ... Spanish and Portuguese Studies and Translation and Intercultural Studies Research The School regards Research centres as vital for the promotion of its research culture. Find out details on Centres for Translation and Intercultural Studies Latin American Cultural Studies and Russian and Eurasian Studies External Relations The School is involved in a number of initiatives locally and nationally to promote and enhance language teaching and learning and to raise awareness of the importance of linguistic and intercultural skills. Many projects involve local schools and colleges and support the University's policies on

89. UCLA Department Of Linguistics Home Page UCLA Department of linguistics, Search. UCLA Department of linguistics, 3125 Campbell Hall, Los Angeles, CA 900951543, UCLA Department of linguistics. http://www.linguistics.ucla.edu/

90. Anthropological Linguistics Concise treatments of various areas of concern in this field, including contact languages and the Whorf hypothesis. http://emuseum.mnsu.edu/cultural/language/topics_in_anthropological_lingui.html

Topics in Anthropological Linguistics Chimpanzee Communication Pidgins and Creoles Structural Linguistics Tonal Languages Whorf Hypothesis World Languages Home

91. Prof. M. McTear University of Ulster at Jordanstown. Dialogue modelling, natural language processing, computational linguistics, user modelling. http://www.infj.ulst.ac.uk/~cbdg23/

Mike McTear BA, MA, PhD Professor Further Information Contact Details Email: MF.McTear@ulst.ac.uk Prof. M.F. McTear Room 16J20 School of Information and Software Engineering Faculty of Informatics University of Ulster at Jordanstown Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim BT37 0QB, Northern Ireland Phone: +44 (0)1232 368166 (Direct line) Phone: +44 (0)1232 366553 (Faculty Office) Fax: +44 (0)1232 366803

92. Linguistics Abstracts Online Blackwell Publishing Partnerships in learning, research and professional practice. http://www.linguisticsabstracts.com/

List of Journals Browse Search Login ... Help Welcome to Linguistics Abstracts Online Edited by Terry Langendoen, University of Arizona Designed to revolutionize research and teaching by giving immediate access via the World Wide Web to more than 33,000 abstracts from nearly 400 linguistics journals published since 1985. Use Linguistics Abstracts Online to: conduct quick, accurate and comprehensive research when writing papers prepare teaching materials for students compile bibliographies and check references "This is a truly excellent way of keeping up with the literature in my area. I needed to know what had been published recently on the topic of a paper I am currently writing ...and was able to find several references I might otherwise have missed." Peter Ladefoged, UCLA "I find the quality of the abstracts very high and both the choice and range of material abstracted to be exactly what I need." Virginia Brennan, Vanderbilt University Linguistics Abstracts Online Information: Home Return to homepage FAQs Frequently asked questions License Terms License Terms 30-Day Trial 30-day free trial for libraries IP Surgery Do you have access?

93. Latin American Collection At Yale University Guide to Latin American bibliography, literature, linguistics, journals, and general studies, organized by country. http://www.library.yale.edu/latinamerica/reference_lit.html

Selected Internet Resources in Latin American Studies Research Guides by Subject - General / Colonial Mexico / Literature / Women in Latin America / Orbis - Yale University Library catalog Morris - Yale Law School catalog ... Yale University Library Research Tools Subject Bibliographies Colonial Mexico Literature Women in Latin America Literature An A to Z of modern Latin American literature in English translation The Afro-Spanish American Author: An annotated Bibliography of Criticism América Latina : palavra, literatura e cultura Argentine literature : a research guide ... Year's Work in Modern Language Studies An A to Z of modern Latin American literature in English translation (Jason Wilson. London : Institute of Latin American Studies, 1989.) SML / Z1609 T7 W5 1989 (LC) The Afro-Spanish American Author: An annotated Bibliography of Criticism (Richard L. Jackson. New York: Garland, 1980. 129 p.)

94. UCSD Linguistics Department UCSD linguistics has been well represented at several recent conferences. At this year s LSA, held in January in Oakland, Wind Cowles, Robert Kluender, http://ling.ucsd.edu/

Thursday, Sep 22 Linguistics TA Training Mandatory general meeting for all Linguistics TAs (excluding LLP). 4-6 pm McGill Hall 2113 Thursday, Sep 22 Instruction Begins Friday, Nov 11 Veterans Day Holiday Thursday - Friday, Nov 24-25 Thanksgiving Holiday The Department invites applications for a tenure-track position in Semantics The successful applicant will have a strong background in semantics and its relationship to other areas of linguistic theory, such as prosody, morphology, syntax, and/or pragmatics. Demonstrated research in the semantics of languages other than English or in experimental/computational approaches to linguistics will be considered a plus. application details Home Who We Are Undergraduate Program ... Site Map Department of Linguistics, UCSD :: 9500 Gilman Drive #108 :: La Jolla, CA 92093-0108 Phone: (858) 534-3600 :: TDD: (858) 822-2555 :: Fax: (858) 534-4789 E-mail: linginfo@ling.ucsd.edu

95. Sutlive, Vinson Research Interests are in Sarawak, among the Ibans with recent interests centered on anthropological linguistics. College of William and Mary. http://www.wm.edu/CAS/anthropology/faculty/Sutlive.html

96. Linguistics: An Introduction To Linguistics linguistics is a social science that shares common ground with other social linguistics for the most part though can be considered a cognitive science. http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/3920/

Linguistics What is Linguistics Phonetics Phonology Morphology ... Other Disciplines Links Links to Universities Canada United States Great Britain ... Other Links Tools IPA Chart Contact me E Mail Support free speech online! Visitors since April 1997 Sign my Guestbook! Sign Guestbook View Guestbook This page hosted by Get your own Free Home Page Page last updated: April 5, 1997 Linguistics What is Linguistics Linguistics is the scientific study of language. It endeavours to answer the questionwhat is language and how is represented in the mind? Linguists focus on describing and explaining language and are not concerned with the prescriptive rules of the language (ie., do not split infinitives). Linguists are not required to know many languages and linguists are not interpreters. The underlying goal of the linguist is to try to discover the universals concerning language. That is, what are the common elements of all languages. The linguist then tries to place these elements in a theoretical framework that will describe all languages and also predict what can not occur in a language. Linguistics is a social science that shares common ground with other social sciences such as psychology, anthropology, sociology and archaeology. It also may influence other disciplines such as english, communication studies and computer science. Linguistics for the most part though can be considered a cognitive science. Along with psychology, philosophy and computer science (AI), linguistics is ultimately concerned with how the human brain functions.

97. Georgetown University Department Of East Asian Languages And Cultures - Undergraduate degree program through the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures. Language instruction courses as well as culture, literature, and linguistics courses taught in English. Major and minor degree requirements, overseas studies, news, and resources. http://www.georgetown.edu/departments/asian/p_requir-c.htm

Class Schedules Course Descriptions Resources Majors ... Asian Studies Certificate CHINESE MAJOR The Chinese major combines thorough training in spoken and written Chinese language with the development of critical approaches to a broad range of Chinese cultural phenomena including classical and modern literature, visual arts, film, popular culture, and underlying aspects of philosophical and social thought. Most courses are conducted in Chinese with readings in Chinese. Required Courses 12 General Education Requirements, including 1 CHIN 024 East Asia: Texts and Contexts 2 courses in history for which the Department highly recommends: or 9-11 courses (depending on placement) in Chinese, consisting of 2 Intensive First Level Chinese 2 Intensive Second Level Chinese 2 Third Level Chinese 1 Introduction to Classical Chinese 4 Chinese Electives Level IV (300) or above 1 Department course on Chinese culture or literature taught in English

98. Clg1.bham.ac.uk/ Humbul linguisticsSearch Humbul s entire catalogue of online linguistics resources. Home / linguistics by resource type You are here http://clg1.bham.ac.uk/

99. UGA Germanic And Slavic Languages Offers courses in language, literature, linguistics, film, critical theory, and cultural studies with programs leading to the A.B. and M.A. degrees in German, and the A.B. degree in Russian. Includes faculty contacts, program descriptions and forms. http://www.uga.edu/~gslangs/

randomImages("mixed"); Welcome! The Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages at the University of Georgia offers programs leading to the A.B. and M.A. degrees in German, and the A.B. degree in Russian. Our faculty comprises specialists in the major areas of German and Slavic studies, and we offer a wide range of courses in language, literature, linguistics, film, critical theory, and cultural studies. For more information, follow the links to the left. Joseph E. Brown Hall Text-Only Version Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages 201 Joseph E. Brown Hall, Athens, GA 30602 phone: (706) 542-3663, fax: (706) 583-0349 german@uga.edu Page last updated on June 4, 2005 Please contact the webmaster if you have any comments or questions

100. UofT Department Of Computer Science Research AI The Artificial Intelligence group works in the primary subareas of the field computational linguistics, knowledge representation and reasoning, and computer vision and also in additional subareas such as intelligent information systems and neural networks. http://www.cs.toronto.edu/DCS/Research/artificial.html

Department of Computer Science Faculty of Arts and Science University of Toronto Department ... Alumni The Artificial Intelligence group in Toronto works in several primary subareas of the field computational linguistics, knowledge representation and reasoning, robotics, planning, computer vision, and machine learning / neural networks. We have 14 full-time faculty members whose research spans these areas and more, and offer over a dozen graduate courses to help students develop and expand their knowledge and expertise. Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing http://www.cs.utoronto.ca/compling/ The subarea of AI concerned with human languages ("natural languages") is computational linguistics. Researchers in this area are interested in developing programs that can "understand" and generate natural language. "Understanding" involves parsing linguistic input, determining its literal and non-literal meaning, and representing the meaning in a computational formalism; generation reverses this process. Research in this area is now being applied in commercial systems for tasks such as automatic or semi-automatic translation from one language to another, information retrieval, and intelligent aids to writers. Knowledge Representation and Cognitive Robotics http://www.cs.utoronto.ca/cogrobo/

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