Date:     Tue, 1 Dec 1992 00:05:00 CST

From: BLARSWWY%UIAMVS.BITNET[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]uga.cc.uga.edu

Subject:   Royalties



TO: Authors of linguistics course texts and other knowledgeable parties:



What is the going rate for author's royalties and advances from major

commercial publishers for course texts in linguistics?



Please send me any information you have, anonymously if you like,

and I will summarize for the list if there is sufficient interest

(but will treat individual figures and their sources confidentially).



Please respond to one of the following:



Bitnet: BLARSWWY at UIAMVS.BITNET

Internet: robert-wachal AT uiowa.edu

Phone: 319-335-0208

S/mail: R. S. Wachal, Dept. of Linguistics, Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City,

    IA 52240-1408



Thanks, Bob.



Date:     Tue, 1 Dec 1992 08:39:23 EST

From: Bill Kretzschmar <WAKJENGL[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]uga.cc.uga.edu>

Subject:   Re: Edgar's Address



The problem with Edgar Schneider's address is that the From: line on his

mail has got a bunch of front slashes and equal signs (also published that way

in NADS), which is probably a consequence of the way his mailer daemon in

Berlin works. Just dump all of that junk and write to the address that

John Kirk and Natalie have specified: schneider[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]philologie.fu-berlin.dbp.de.



Bill Kretzschmar, UGA

Date:     Wed, 2 Dec 1992 06:44:36 -0500

From: /S=SCHNEIDER/G=EDGAR/I=EWS./[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]PHILOLOGIE.FU-BERLIN.DBP.DE

Subject:   Reactions to biblio offer



Sorry about the confusion that I, or my electronic

address, seem to have caused. My own message came back in

quite a distorted fashion - if that`s the way

you received it, I better apologize. Anyway,

Natalie, I think I shoul d not try to ftp things,

whatever that may mean, or handle invisible

files; I better follow Sheila`s suggestion to

send the whole thing around, as this semms to work,

and you can just dump it if you are not interested.

Edgar

SCHNEIDERatPHILOLOGIE.FU-BERLIN.DBP.DE



Date:     Wed, 2 Dec 1992 10:03:26 MST

From: Marianna Di Paolo <dipaolo[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]ANTHRO.UTAH.EDU>

Subject:   Re: Edgar's Address



>Could it be that some of you have been writing his address with the

>"at" spelled out the way he spelled it out above? Substitute [AT SYMBOL GOES HERE] for

>the "at" he wrote above, and I bet it will go through fine.



Although I don't want to turn this list into a "how-to-do-email"

tutorial by going much further with the topic of how to reach Edgar

Schneider, I can tell you that my problem was not that I typed "at"

instead of "[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]". I'm not a whiz at this, but I have acquired the basic

syntax of email addresses.



I would like to suggest that personal messages, requests for

materials, etc. go directly to the sender of the original message, as

they normally do in the LINGUIST list. When appropriate, the original

sender should be encouraged to post a summary. That way we have

fewer, but more substantial postings. To facilitate this we should

all include our names and email addresses at the end of each message.



Marianna Di Paolo

dipaolo[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]anthro.utah.edu



Date:     Wed, 2 Dec 1992 11:50:25 -0800

From: AKAYE[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]FULLERTON.EDU

Subject:   Re: Edgar's Address



Re Natalie's message

I tried the internet address (after not being able to send the BITNET one)

exactly as given. It came back as undeliverable mail. SORRY and help!

--Alan Kaye, Ling., CSU, Fullerton, CA 92634--



Date:     Wed, 2 Dec 1992 14:14:59 CST

From: Natalie Maynor <maynor[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]RA.MSSTATE.EDU>

Subject:   Re: Edgar's Address



> I tried the internet address (after not being able to send the BITNET one)

> exactly as given. It came back as undeliverable mail. SORRY and help!



Fortunately, the immediate problem has been solved now that Edgar has

posted the bibliography on the list. But I would recommend to those of

you who were not able to send Edgar direct mail that you let your systems

people know that you have sick mailers.

  --Natalie (maynor[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]ra.msstate.edu)



Date:     Wed, 2 Dec 1992 08:58:05 -0500

From: /S=SCHNEIDER/G=EDGAR/I=EWS./[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]PHILOLOGIE.FU-BERLIN.DBP.DE

Subject:   Biblio Ame



Edgar W. Schneider, Free University of Berlin

Writings on American and Canadian English: A Bibliography

(1983-1993)



PRELIMINARY VERSION FOR ADS-L

COMMENTS/CRITICISM/CORRECTIONS ETC WELCOME!

(In particular, xx denotes inquiries / points of uncertainty!)

Reactions requested by the end of December, because after that date

my address will change.

Thanks, Edgar



This bibliography supplements and updates my earlier contribution to

Viereck, Schneider & Goerlach, A Bibliography of Writings on Varieties

of English, 1965-1983, Amsterdam 1984. Obviously, this relationship

explains the starting point of the period of coverage; more

precisely, it means that the present bibliography excludes titles

which are in the 1984 bibliography and, conversely, lists

publications of the early 1980s not referred to there. The search for

the present bibliography was terminated in the spring of 1993.



I order to maintain the compatibility and the complementary

function, the principles of inclusion and exclusion have largely

remained the same. The basic idea is to cover writings in the fields

of American dialectology and sociolinguistics, including mainly

data-oriented descriptive works but also contributions to the

history, the theory and methodology of both fields if they contain a

substantial amount of AmE data for illustration. Publications on

American English as such have been collected only if they relate to

distinctively American language features, but not if statments on

(general) English grammar just happen to have been illustrated with

American English material. Thus, for instance, studies based upon the

so-called "Brown corpus" are included if they explicitly contrast AmE

with, say, British English as represented by the LOB corpus, but not

if the focus is on some property of English in general. Writings on

bilingualism, language contact and language interference are included

unless they concentrate mainly upon the non-English language

involved. Publications on literary dialect, on bilingual education

and the language education of minority children, on modern and

historical lexicography and on slang and argot as well as reprints of

books have been included selectively. The bibliography does not list

reviews (except substantial review articles); reprints of articles;

unpublished manuscripts (except some items known to be in print at

the time of compilation) and papers read at conferences; onomastic

studies; discussions of language policy (such as the English only

movement); and writings in non-scholarly publications such as

newspapers. As was the case in 1984, information on Hawaii will have

to be looked for in Manfred Goerlach`s section of the book.





List of Abbreviations



AppL  Applied Linguistics

AS   American Speech

BACLA  Bulletin de l'ACLA/Bulletin of the CAAL

CJL   Canadian Journal of Linguistics

CMLR  Canadian Modern Language Review

ET   English Today

EWW   English World-Wide

GURT  Georgetown University Roundtable on Languages and Linguistics

IJSL  International Journal of the Sociology of Language

IRAL  International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language

Teaching

JEngL  Journal of English Linguistics

JLSP  Journal of Language and Social Psychology

JMMD  Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development

JPCL  Journal for Pidgin and Creole Languages

LACUS  The ... LACUS Forum (Lake Bluff, IL)

LiS   Language in Society

LPLP  Language Problems & Language Planning

LVC   Language variation and change

NADS  Newsletter of the American Dialect Society

PADS  Publications of the American Dialect Society

PSCL  Papers and Studies in Contrastive Linguistics

RFEA  Revue Francaise d'Etudes Am ricaine

RLS   Regional Language Studies Newfoundland

SECOLR The SECOL Review: Southeastern Conference on Linguistics

TESOLQ TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages)

Quarterly

TSL   Typological Studies in Language

UP   University Press

WWays  Word Ways: The Journal of Recreational Linguistics

ZDL   Zeitschrift fuer Dialektologie und Linguistik

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official English: the campaign for English as the official language

of the USA. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

Adamson, H.D. 1988. Variation Theory and Second Language

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Adger, Carolyn Temple. 1986. "When difference does not conflict:

successful arguments between black and Vietnamese classmates". Text

6:223-237.

Aguirre, Adalberto, Jr. 1985. "An experimantal study of code

alternation". IJSL 53:59-82. [Intrasentential code switching in

Chicano speaker]

Aguirre, Adalberto, Jr., ed. 1985. Language in the Chicano Speech

Community. JYSL 53:5-128.

Alatis, James E. & Staczek, John C., eds. 1985. Perspectives On

Bilingualism and Bilingual Education. Washington, DC: Georgetown UP.

Alford, Randall & Strother, Judith B. "Attitudes of native and

nonnative speakers toward selected regional accents of U.S. English",

TESOLQ 24:479-495.

Algeo, John. 1984. "Usage", in Needed Research in American English

(1983), 36-53.

Algeo, John. 1986. "The two streams: British and American English",

JEngL 19:269-284.

Algeo, John. 1989. "Americanisms, Briticisms, and the standard: an

essay at definition", TSL 31:139-157.

Algeo, John. 1990. "British and American English: Odi et Amo", in

Sylvia Adamson, Vivien Zaw, Nigel Vincent,& Susan Wright, eds. Papers

from the Fifth International Conference on English Historical

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Allen Harold B. 1985. "Sex-linked variation in the responses of

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Allen Harold B. 1985. "Sex-linked variation in the responses of

dialect informants. Part 2: pronunciation", JEngL 19:4-24. [Am. Engl.

dialect]

Allen Harold B. 1985. "Sex-linked variation in the responses of

dialect informants. Part 3: grammar", JEngL 19:149-176. [Am. Engl.

dialect]

Allen, Harold B. 1987. "LAUM and the ABC`s of DARE", AS 62:81-83.

Allen, Harold B. 1989. "Canadian raising in the upper Midwest", AS

64:74-75.

Allen, Harold B. 1989. "New or old-fashioned? Informant awareness of

chronological status", AS 64:3-11.

Allen, Harold B. & Michael D. Linn, eds. 1986. Dialect and Language

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Allen, Irving Louis. 1987. "The contempt for provincial life in

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Kenneth H. Rogers, eds. Geolinguistic Perspectives: Proceedings of

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Alvarez, Celia. 1989. "Code-switching in narrative performance: a

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Alvarez, Louis & Andrew Kolker, (prods). 1986. American Tongues. New

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Amastae, John. 1984. "The Pan-American project", in

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Amastae, John. 1990. "Official English and the learning of English",

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Anderson, Carolyn, Mariene G. Fine, and Fern L. Johnson. 1983.

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perceptions of BEV in Roots II", JMMD 4:181-195.

Antecki, Andrzej. 1986. "Spanish influence upon American English in

the 19th century", ZNOP, Filologia Angielska 1:5-14.

Aponte, Irene A. 1986. "The relationship between linguistic

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Armour, Malcolm. 1983. "The social stratification of (e) in

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Arthurs, James. 1988. "Terminology vs. jargon: Canadian hockey

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Asante, Molefi Kete. 1985. "The African essence in African-American

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Asante, Molefi Kete. 1990. "African elements in African-American

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Ash, Sharon and John Myhill. 1986. "Linguistic correlates of

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Attinasi, John J. "Language attitudes and working class ideology in

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August, Diane and Eugene E. Garcia. 1988. Language Minority

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Avis, Walter S. 1986. "The contemporary context of Canadian

English", in Allen & Linn, eds., 212-216.

Babitch, Rose Mary. 1988. "Diachronic interlinguistic contact as

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Bailey, Guy. 1989. "Sociolinguistic constraints on language change

and the evolution of are in early modern black English", TSL

31:158-171.

Bailey, Guy and Marvin Bassett. 1986. "Invariant be in the lower

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Bailey, Guy & Cynthia Bernstein. 1990. "The idea of black English",

SECOLR 14:1-24.

Bailey, Guy & Cynthia Bernstein. 1989. "Methodology for a

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Bailey, Guy, and Margie Dyer. 1992. "An approach to sampling in

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Bailey, Guy & Natalie Maynor. 1985. "The present tense of be in

Southern black folk speech", AS 60:195-213.

Bailey, Guy & Natalie Maynor. 1985. "The present tense of be in

white folk speech of the southern United States", EWW 6:199-216.

Bailey, Guy & Natalie Maynor. 1987. "Decreolization?", LiS

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Bailey, Guy & Natalie Maynor. 1989. "The divergence controversy", AS

64:12-39.

Bailey, Guy, Natalie Maynor and Patricia Cukor-Avila, eds., 1991.

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Bailey, Larry Jerome. 1988. "Dialectal characteristics and

congruence between measures of Southern black fifth-grade school

children", Ph.D. Florida State University . DAI 50(8),

1990:3430B-3431B.

Bailey, Richard W. 1983. "Education and the law: the King case in

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Bailey, Richard W. 1991. "Dialects of Canadian English", ET 27:20-5.

Baird, Scott. 1985. "English dialects in San Antonio", Names

33:232-242.

Baker, Charlotte Pierce. 1985. "Acquisition of /t,d/ deletion in

vernacular Black English: a study of head start preschoolers", Ph.D.

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Barker, Marie E. 1988. "Nonstandard dialects in bilingual education:

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Bartelt, H. Guillermo. 1983. "Mode and aspect transfer in Navajo and

Western Apache English narrative technique", IRAL 21:105-124.

Bartelt, H. Guillermo. 1986. "Language contact in Arizona: the case

of Apachean English", Anthropos 81:692-695.

Bartelt, H. Guillermo. 1986. "Nonanterior tense in American Indian

English", AS 61:327-329.

Bartelt, H. Guillermo. 1986. "Tense/aspect variation in American

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Bartelt, H. Guillermo. 1987. "Mode and aspect transfer in Navajo and

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Bartelt, H. Guillermo. 1988. "Cognitive processes in Apachean

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Bartholomew, Charles. 1988. "The effect of dialect differences on

the scoring of ambiguous WISC-R responses: an evaluation of scoring

bias", Ph.D. University of Southern Mississippi. DAI 49(4):1428B.

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Bassett, Marvin Winslett. 1983. "Social Differences in the Grammar

of Lower Alabama", Ph.D. Emory University.

Bates-Mims, Merelyn B. 1986. "Chez les noirs: a comparative

historical analysis of pidgin and creole languages", Ph.D. University

of Cincinnati. DAI 47(6):2142A. [Cameroon Engl.-pidgin compared to

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Baugh, John. 1983. "A survey of Afro-American English", Annual

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Baugh, John. 1983. Black Street Speech: Its History, Structure and

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Baugh, John. 1983. "Language variation in American English

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Baugh, John. 1984. "Chicano English: the anguish of definition", in

Ornstein-Galicia, ed., 3-13.

Baugh, John 1984. "Steady: progressive aspect in black vernacular

English", AS 59:3-12.

Baugh, John. 1986. "Bilingualism and bidialectism among American

minorities", in Gerhard Nickel & James C. Stalker, eds., Problems of

Standardization and Linguistic Variation in Present-Day English.

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Baugh, John. 1988. "Beyond linguistic divergence in black American

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Baugh, John. 1991. "The politicization of changing terms of

self-reference among American slave descendants", AS 66:133-146.

Baumann, Richard. 1984. "The making and breaking of context in West

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Beaty, Stuart. 1985. "Post-secondary bilingual education in British

Columbia: to be or not to be", CMLR 41:816-818.

Bentley, Robert H. 1987. "Social dialects: educational implications

of the study of black English", in Philip C. Boardman, ed. The Legacy

of Language: a Tribute to Charlton Laird. Reno: University of Nevada

Press, 69-80.

Bergin, Kendall Russell. 1988. "The development of rating scales for

black English grammar, pronunciation, rythm/intonation, and overall

black English usage", Ph.D. University of Tennessee. DAI 50(2)

1989:429A.

Bernstein, Cynthia. 1988. "A variant of the `invariant` be", AS

63:119-124. [in BEV]

Billiard, Charles E. 1986. "Correlates among social dialects,

language development, and reading achievement of urban children", in

Montgomery & Bailey, eds., 365-372.

Birns, William. 1986. "Dialect in the Catskills: A Study in Language

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Bixler-M rquez, Dennis J. & Ornstein-Galicia, Jacob, eds. 1988.

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Blain, Eleanore. 1987. "Speech of the lower Red River settlement",

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Bluestein, Gene. 1989. Anglistic/Yiddish: Yiddish in American Life

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Boertien, Harmon S. 1986. "Constituent structure of double modals",

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Bountress, Nicholas G. 1983. "Effect of segregated and integrated

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Bourhis, Richard Y. 1984. Conflict and Language Planning in Qu bec.

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Brewer, Jeutonne P. 1986. "Durative marker or hypercorrection? The

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Brown, Vivian R. 1991. "Evolution of the merger of /I/ and /E/

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Buckingham, Andrew. 1983. "The stratification of the sociolinguistic

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Butters, Ronald R. 1984. "When is English 'Black English

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Butters, Ronald R. 1987. "More on singular y'all", AS 62: 191-192.

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Butters, Ronald R. 1987. "Linguistic convergence in a North Carolina

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Butters, Ronald R. 1987. "Verbal -s as past-time indication in

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Butters, Ronald R. & Ruth A. Nix. 1986. "The English of blacks in

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Canetuson, Mary Alice. 1982. "A perceptual study of English teachers

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Caratini, Migdalia. 1984. "Social variation in present perfect and

preterit use among selected adult English learners in Puerto Rico",

Ph.D. New York University. DAI 46(1) 1985:138A.

Cartwright, Don. 1987. "Accommodation among the anglophone minority

in Quebec to official language policy: a shift in traditional

patterns of language contact", JMMD 8:193-4.

Cartwright, Don, 1988. "Language policy and internal geopolitics:

the Canadian situation", in Colin H. Williams, ed., Language in

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Carver, Craig, 1986, "The influence of the Mississipi river on

Northern dialect boundaries", AS 61:245-261.

Carver, Craig M. 1987. American Regional Dialects: A Word Geography.

Ann Arbor, MI: Univ. of Michigan Press.

Cassidy, Frederick. 1983. "Sources of the African element in

Gullah", in Lawrence Carrington; ed., Studies in Caribbean Language.

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Cassidy, Frederic G. 1984. "Regional speech and localisms", in

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Cassidy, Frederic G. 1986. "Some similarities between Gullah and

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Cassidy, Frederic G. 1987. "Dare replies to Claiborne", ET 11:8.

Cassidy, Frederic G., 1987. "The dictionary of American regional

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Cassidy, Frederic G. 1987. "The fallible computer and Dare", ET

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Cassidy, Frederic G. 1988. "Focus of change in American folk

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Cassidy, F.G. & Duckert, Audrey M. 1985. "The Hanley disks:

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Cassidy, Frederic G., ed. 1985. Dictionary of American Regional

English. Vol.1: Introduction and A-C. Cambridge, MA, London: The

Belknap Press of Harvard UP.

Cassidy, Frederic G., and Joan Houston Hall, eds. 1991. Dictionary

of American Regional English. Vol.2: D-H. Cambridge, MA, London: The

Belknap Press of Harvard UP.

Castonguay, Charles. 1987. "The anglicization of Canada, 1971-1981",

LPLP 11:22-34.

Chambers, John W., ed. 1983. Black English: Educational Equity and

the Law. Ann Arbor, MI: Karoma. [xx: not under J.K.?]

Chambers, J.K. 1985. "Group and individual participation in a

sound-change in progress", in Warkentyne, 119-36. [Toronto]

Chambers, J.K. 1986. "Three kinds of standard in Canadian English",

in Lougheed, ed., 1-15.

Chambers, J.K. 1989. "Canadian raising: blocking, fronting, etc", AS

64:75-88.

Chambers, J.K. 1990a. "Forensic dialectology and the Bear Island

land claim", in R. Rieber & W. Stewart, eds., The Language Scientist

as Expert in the Legal Setting. Annals of the New York Academy of

Sciences, Vol. 606, 19-31.

Chambers, J.K. 1990b. "The Canada-U.S. border as a vanishing

isogloss: the evidence of chesterfield", JEngL 23.

Chambers, J.K. 1991. "Canada", in Cheshire, ed., 89-107.

Chambers, J.K & Margaret F. Hardwick. 1985. "Dialect homogeneity and

incipient variation: changes in progress in Toronto and Vancouver",

in J. Harris & R. Hawkins, eds., Sheffield Working Papers in Language

and Linguistics, Vol. 2. Sheffield: School of Modern Languages and

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Date:     Thu, 3 Dec 1992 12:20:00 EDT

From: "Bethany Dumas, UTK" <DUMASB%UTKVX.BITNET[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]uga.cc.uga.edu>

Subject:   ESchneider's biblio



If the biblio is available electronically, may I have a copy please?

Thanks, Bethany Dumas = dumasb[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]utkvx.bitnet



Date:     Thu, 3 Dec 1992 13:52:04 CST

From: Dennis Baron <baron[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]UX1.CSO.UIUC.EDU>

Subject:   Lakoff's address



Bethany,



I don't have it but you could try querying LSA at



zzlsa[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]gallua.bitnet



Dennis

Dennis Baron       (\           debaron[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]uiuc.edu

Dept. of English     \'\         office: 217-333-2392

University of Illinois   \'\    ________  fax: 217-333-4321

608 S. Wright St      / '|   ()_______)

Urbana IL 61801      \ '/   \~~~~~~ \

               \     \~~~~~~ \

               ==).    \_______\

              (__)     ()_______)



Date:     Thu, 3 Dec 1992 12:40:00 EDT

From: "Bethany Dumas, UTK" <DUMASB%UTKVX.BITNET[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]uga.cc.uga.edu>

Subject:   Need Robin Lakoff's e-mail address



Can someone please give me Robin Lakoff's e-mail address? Thanks.

Bethany Dumas = dumasb[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]utkvx.bitnet

Date:     Fri, 4 Dec 1992 09:24:26 MST

From: Michael <IEMVM%ASUACAD.BITNET[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]uga.cc.uga.edu>



Thanks for the bib, that's great. It will save me a lot of time. I found the d

iscourse stuff for Georgetown. The deadline for abstracts is January 15th, the

same date is also the deadline for the conference of the International Linguist

iic Association held in New York in April (topic:history of linguistics). I gue

ss I'll try to wip something up for at least one of them. Also, do you want th

e John paper back? I finally got around to xeroxing (isn't morphology wonderful

?) it. Finally, but not least important, what about them tamalers (How do you

like that for a pronunciation?). Cheers, Michael



Date:     Fri, 4 Dec 1992 09:46:37 -0800

From: "Thomas L. Clark" <tlc[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]NEVADA.EDU>

Subject:   Re: Biblio Ame



MICHAEL, Glad you enjoyed the bibliography, but I didn't send it.

January 15 is also the deadline for calls for papers for the Dictionary

Society of North America meeting. Why not wip up something for that?

Cheers,

Tommy ;)

Date:     Tue, 8 Dec 1992 11:32:59 EST

From: Sheila <EMBLETON[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]VM1.YORKU.CA>

Subject:   Re: survey



I think we have just had a demonstration that one cannot reply to that question

naire using REPLY, not unless one wants it to be distributed to everyone on the

ADS list! Most systems will certainly treat REPLY as a request to send a messag

e to the most recent sender of a message, not to an earlier sender of a message

. So the replies are all going to come to ADS-L, unless we all take note NOW th

at the instruction to use REPLY was wrong. On most systems, you will have to us

e FORWARD and then type in PROHVK21[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]TREARN to send your reply to Handan Kilicas

lan rather than to all of us...

Sheila Embleton (EMBLETON[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]VM1.YORKU.CA)

York University, Toronto



Date:     Tue, 8 Dec 1992 12:07:15 CST

From: Natalie Maynor <maynor[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]RA.MSSTATE.EDU>

Subject:   Re: survey



>I think we have just had a demonstration that one cannot reply to that question

>naire using REPLY, not unless one wants it to be distributed to everyone on the

>ADS list! Most systems will certainly treat REPLY as a request to send a messag



Listserv lists can be set for the replies to go to the list (in most cases --

there are some exceptions that we probably don't need to go into) or to the

person who posted the message. The setting is indicated in the "Reply To"

line in the headers and in the list of settings you see if you send the

'review' command. ADS-L is set for replies to go to the list since that

usually makes for better discussion (IMHO).

  --Natalie (maynor[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]ra.msstate.edu)



Date:     Tue, 8 Dec 1992 22:03:12 CST

From: greg pulliam <C457044%MIZZOU1.BITNET[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]uga.cc.uga.edu>

Subject:   survey replies



Actually, here at MU it's possible to use the reply mode to return such a

survey, or to forward any sort of text. What we can do is hit "reply" and

when we get the window for entering the text of the message, we take the

cursor up to the address and change whatever is in the "reply to:" slot

to the address we wish to send it to. I've done this several times and

it does save time. Maybe it's possible on other systems as well.



g pulliam

Date:     Wed, 9 Dec 1992 06:06:20 CST

From: Natalie Maynor <maynor[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]RA.MSSTATE.EDU>

Subject:   Re: survey replies



> Actually, here at MU it's possible to use the reply mode to return such a

> survey, or to forward any sort of text. What we can do is hit "reply" and

> when we get the window for entering the text of the message, we take the

> cursor up to the address and change whatever is in the "reply to:" slot

> to the address we wish to send it to. I've done this several times and

> it does save time. Maybe it's possible on other systems as well.



Most systems have a way to change headers. If you're using Unix, you can

enter 'r' to reply and then '~h' to change the "to" line. When I said

yesterday that ADS-L was set for the reply to go to the list, I was talking

about a simple reply without any kind of editing.

  --Natalie (maynor[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]ra.msstate.edu)



Date:     Wed, 9 Dec 1992 08:48:42 EST

From: Sheila <EMBLETON[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]VM1.YORKU.CA>

Subject:   Re: survey replies



Please let's not get into another lengthy "HOW TO" with e-mail! I was only tryi

ng to point out that for MOST people they cannot simply use REPLY, as the sende

r of the questionnaire stated. Those that are sophisticated enough to know how

 to change headers and so on will already realize that the sender of the questi

onnaire sent us over-simple instructions. Those that are not sophisticated enou

gh would have been sending their replies to all of us -- and that was all I was

 trying to prevent. (I would also point out, as an aside, that there are many s

ystems which do not allow changes in headers, and I happen to be using one of t

hem right now!).

Sheila Embleton (embleton[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]vm1.yorku.ca)

York University, Toronto



Date:     Wed, 9 Dec 1992 12:27:00 CDT

From: Beth Lee Simon <BLSIMON[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]MACC.WISC.EDU>

Subject:   lexical question



is anyone familiar with "la quaine" or "the quaine" or "some quaine"? if

so, what do you mean by it? if you respond, please give a signature of

some sort. thanks very much. beth simon at DARE

blsimon[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]macc.wisc.edu

Date:     Thu, 10 Dec 1992 15:37:00 CDT

From: Beth Lee Simon <BLSIMON[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]MACC.WISC.EDU>

Subject:   games



has anyone played quaker (prayer) meeting? how about quaker courting?

thanks, beth simone at DARE blsimon[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]macc.wisc.edu

Date:     Fri, 11 Dec 1992 08:42:33 DNT

From: Helge <AUGKROGH[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]VM.UNI-C.DK>

Subject:   Re: survey replies

Status: R



Right|



Date:     Fri, 11 Dec 1992 11:33:00 CST

From: BERN[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]DUCVAX.AUBURN.EDU

Subject:   LAVIS abstracts



Notification letters went out on December 7 in response to abstracts for

the Auburn University Conference on Language Variety in the South (LAVIS),

to be held April 1-3, 1993. If you sent an abstract by e-mail and have

not received a response, it may mean that your abstract never arrived.

Please address any inquiries to LAVIS[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]AUDUCVAX (BITNET) or

lavis[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]ducvax.auburn.edu.

--Cynthia Bernstein

Date:     Wed, 16 Dec 1992 15:13:00 CDT

From: Beth Lee Simon <BLSIMON[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]MACC.WISC.EDU>

Subject:   lexical items



does anyone have a kromer? ever wear one? seen one?



has anyone had or given a quaker nickel? quaker fip?



ever eat quarter lunch?



if you respond, please sign you name. thanks, beth simon at DARE

blsimon[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]macc.wisc.edu

Date:     Fri, 18 Dec 1992 19:11:01 CST

From: Natalie Maynor <maynor[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]RA.MSSTATE.EDU>

Subject:   NEH Summer Seminars



A list of the 1993 NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers (U.S.) is

available via anonymous ftp from ftp.msstate.edu or isis.msstate.edu in

docs/words-l/Misc with filename neh.seminars. (Note that is the letter l,

not the number 1, in the subdirectory words-l.) If you decide to apply for

one of the seminars, please tell NEH that you got the information on internet.

Thanks.

  --Natalie (maynor[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]ra.msstate.edu)

.