LSA

OK, so so much for LSA live blogging. I was having too much of a good time listening to talks and catching up with people. The Tensor has a summary post and it was great catching up with all the bloggers! I have a couple of things I want to write about, so maybe call this cryogenic live-blogging…

  • Carol Padden’s talk on person marking in signed languages.
  • The Missionaries and Linguistics panel, which I couldn’t go to because I was presenting in my own panel on
  • Morphology, paradigms and the role of diachronic data in synchrony.
  • The panel on endangered languages and linguistic theory.
  • An observation that many of the historical talks included computational methods this year, which is interesting to note. We’ll see if it’s a trend.
  • All the fantastic new books I bought.

Call this a blogging IOU…

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3 Comments on “LSA”

  1. Mike Maxwell Says:

    Is there a place we can see the papers (or at least abstracts) from your panel on “Morphology, paradigms and the role of diachronic data in synchrony”?

  2. Claire Says:

    Sure, I’ll put up the proposal and link to it here.

  3. bulanjdjan Says:

    Blogging IOUs are dangerous!!!

    I’m only just about ready to pay mine off. (Thanks for the gentle reminder!)

    Check my blog in a day or two.


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