BOOKS RECEIVED Aikhenvald, Alexandra Y. & Dixon, R.M.W. (eds.). The Grammar of Knowledge. A Cross-Linguistic Typology. Oxford: Oxford University Press201x. pp. xxii + 289. Bochnak, M. Ryan & Matthewson, Lisa (eds

Source URL: www.italian-journal-linguistics.com

Strong linearity and the typology of templates Jeff Good 1. Introduction The term template is commonly employed in linguistic description and analysis when salient aspects of the linear arrangement of the subconstituents

Source URL: www.acsu.buffalo.edu

Contents External Reviewers of SKY JoL) ................................................... 5 Saleem Abdel Hady The Pragmatic Functions of the Ostensible Communicative Act of Invitation in Jordanian Arabic .....

Source URL: www.linguistics.fi

• Linguistics
• Linguistic typology
• Culture
• Finnic languages
• Languages of Estonia
• Agglutinative languages
• Languages of Russia
• Languages of Finland
• Klavan
• Finnish language
• Converb
• Estonian language

Microsoft Word - Communications and Events Coordinator.docx

Source URL: www.cambodianlivingarts.org

• Linguistic typology
• Geography of Asia
• Asia
• Cambodia
• Khmer language
• Khmer people
• Phnom Penh

Basque Club Aldizkaria NeguaWinter

Source URL: www.sfbcc.us

• Basque culture
• Europe
• Linguistic typology
• Culture
• Basque
• Francoist Spain
• Basques
• Basque center
• Basque Country
• Basque language
• Basque music
• Basque diaspora

Word order typology through interlingua word alignment ¨ Robert Ostling Department of Linguistics, Stockholm University SEStockholm

Source URL: www2.lingfil.uu.se

• Linguistics
• Language
• Syntax
• Machine translation
• Computational linguistics
• Corpus linguistics
• Dependency grammar
• Natural language parsing
• Linguistic typology
• Part-of-speech tagging
• Bitext word alignment
• Interlingua

Mixed categories and participles: syntax and morphology The standard LFG approach to mixed categories was developed by Bresnan (1997, Figures 1–2, illustrating two of the possible structures). In certain respect

Source URL: nlp.ipipan.waw.pl

• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Cognitive science
• Parts of speech
• Grammar
• Syntactic categories
• Linguistic typology
• Lexical functional grammar
• Participle
• Gerund
• Phrase
• Nominal

PDF Document

Source URL: pgsca.org

• Europe
• Linguistic typology
• PolandUnited Kingdom relations
• Jzef Pisudski
• Government of Poland
• Polish Underground State
• Polish government-in-exile
• Poland
• Polish language
• Second Polish Republic
• Ignacy Schwarzbart

How could a Typology Database Fit in with Linguistic Resources Created for Computational Linguistics? Adam Meyers, New York University November 10, 2007

Source URL: linguistics.as.nyu.edu

• Linguistics
• Computational linguistics
• Parts of speech
• Grammar
• Natural language processing
• Morphology
• Linguistic typology
• Word-sense disambiguation
• Lexical
• Language
• Lexicon
• Adjective

An underspecification approach to Hausa resumption Berthold Crysmann CNRS, Laboratoire de linguistique formelle, Paris Diderot 2016 Within recent work on the treatment of resumption in HPSG, there is growing consensus th

Source URL: nlp.ipipan.waw.pl

• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Grammar
• Linguistic typology
• Semantics
• Pronouns
• Resumptive pronoun
• Relative clause
• Wh-movement
• Binding
• Phrase structure grammar
• Valency