Australian Linguistic NewsletterNewsletter
Society FEBRUARY 1999 ISSUE 99/1
ALS Office Bearers From the Editor President Pleeeez, my friends, if you have an email address, send it to me asap! Thanks of Peter Austin (UMelbourne) course to those who have done so already, but still the vast majority of members Vice Presidents have not. The email system was voted in as a measure to save time, but so far the John Ingram (UQld) effect has been more or less the opposite, what with having to maintain two lists. Hilary Chappell (La Trobe) If you genuinely cannot receive email, then please send me a request for a Ian Malcolm (Edith Cowan) special paper copy – so far only about a dozen people have done this. Secretary In order to read the email version, you will need the Acrobat Reader. This is Michael Walsh (USydney) freely and easily available from a number of sources, including the ALS website; Treasurer and the website also holds the current issues and back issues of the newsletter if Doug Absalom (Newcastle) you want to get it directly from there. Journal Editors Which brings me to the webpage – Simon Musgrave has been doing great Peter Collins (UNSW) things with it: check it out! He has even designed a logo, and would be glad of Peter Peterson (Newcastle) feedback from members on the logo or any aspect of the site. He is currently Doug Absalom (Newcastle) working on creating a ‘Members Only’ section for membership information. Barbara Horvath (USydney) Doug has also been doing great work on behalf of the Society, moving the Newsletter Editor matter of our incorporation along. Check out the constitution, and changes, inside. Helen Fraser (UNE) I would like to add my thanks to Doug for all his help with the Newsletters. The changeover to email distribution has placed an extra burden on him as keeper CONTACT DETAILS AND of the membership lists. I also thank Jane Simpson, who as usual has been great OTHER INFO ON BACK PAGE in sending in news and information for the Newsletter. Best wishes to all, Helen Fraser From the Treasurer From the Webpage All documentation has been completed and submitted for the process of author incorporation. This required us to insure against public liability for $5 million Following the decision of the AGM last and, as I foreshadowed at the AGM, to alter the Constitution. This alteration has year to phase out the hard-copy been kept to a minimum, and involves the addition of only one clause. This clause newsletter, I volunteered to help Helen (VII) simply says that anything not covered in our present constitution will be Fraser with the changes and with dealt with under the Rules published by the NSW Department of Fair Trading. Copies generally updating the Society's web of these rules are readily available at branches of the Department. After an exhausting pages. A few changes have happened (if not exhaustive) search through these rules, I could find little that I think ALS would already, as you may have noticed. But actively object to, so will move at the AGM in Perth that the constitutional change be then again, you may not have done, as endorsed, if there are no other suggestions in the meantime. After that the matter goes most of the alterations thus far are on to the Department of Fair Trading for their decision. minor. However, we hope that over the Membership payments for 1999 have been drifting in fairly slowly, perhaps coming months some more important due to the fee increase. Members are reminded that the discount of $5 on all fees changes will occur. So do keep looking will apply until April 1st, so you are urged to renew your membership before at the pages occasionally, and do let me then. If you wish to pay back-fees for 1998, please remember that it will cost you (or Helen) know if you think that only $35, not $50. Unfortunately, people who have not paid for 1998 (i.e. are something looks just awful, or doesn't listed as 1997 on newsletter and/or AJL labels) will have to be removed from work. And do let me know of you see a the membership list if payment is not forthcoming by April 1st. nice feature on someone else's site that Doug Absalom you think might inspire us! Simon Musgrave The ALS webpage University of Melbourne http://www.une.edu.au/arts/ALS/als.htm [email protected] ALS-99 ALI-2000 The 1999 ALS conference will be held The University of Melbourne ALAA Organizers in Perth in spring, the season for Department of Linguistics and Applied Howard Nicholas (Chair), Tim Western Australia’s wildflowers and Linguistics has agreed to host the next McNamara, Andrea Truckenbrodt, whale-watching. The conference runs Australian Linguistic Institute ALI- Lloyd Holliday. from the evening of Tuesday 2000 which will run from Monday 3rd September 28 to Friday October 1. As July to Friday 14th July 2000, with a An e-mail account has been set up: at ALS98, selected papers will be break in the middle for the ALS and [email protected] published on the web as Proceedings ALAA conferences, which will A web site on the University of of the conference. overlap. The details are as follows: Melbourne server will be organised Preliminary information is now soon. available at the conference website Monday 3 ALI-2000 Call for expressions of http://www.arts.uwa.edu.au/ Tuesday 4 ALI-2000 interest in running courses LingWWW/als99 Wednesday 5 ALI-2000 The organisers of ALI-2000 are Detailed information on registration Thursday 6 ALI-2000, dinner interested to hear from colleagues who and submission of abstracts will be Friday 7 ALI-2000 workshops, would like to present a course at the made available in March, however ALAA, Bushdance ALI in July 2000. Courses will be proposals for workshops or symposia Saturday 8 ALAA and ALS taught in 90 minute seminar format and are welcome anytime. Please contact Sunday 9 ALAA and ALS will be either 6 hours or 12 hours in John Henderson, Centre for Monday 10 Social day, Bushwalk total. Proposed courses can be on any Linguistics, UWA: Tuesday 11 ALI-2000 topic in linguistics and applied [email protected] Wednesday 12 ALI-2000 linguistics; presenters should indicate Thursday 13 ALI-2000, BBQ Dinner whether the course is introductory (no Call for expressions of Friday 14 ALI-2000 background in linguistics), inter- interest mediate (assumes at least first year The ALS’s working party on teaching Organizers for ALI-2000 and the linguistics) or advanced (honours or linguistics would like to hold a conferences are: MA level). Presenters will be asked to workshop at the 1999 ALS meeting in ALI-2000 Organizers recommend essay topics or assessable Perth to discuss teaching linguistics. Peter Austin (Chair), Julie Bradshaw (Co- exercises for students enrolled in their Possible topics include: online delivery ordinator), Keith Allan, Kate Burridge, courses, however they will not be of courses, teaching first year students. Howard Nicholas, Andrea Truckenbrodt, expected to correct any work (this is If you are interested in contributing or Brian Paltridge, Brian Lynch, Tim the responsibility of the student's home have other suggestions, please e-mail McNamara, Jean Mulder, Nick Evans, organisation). Please send a course all of the committee: Alan Dench, Lesley Stirling, Janet Fletcher. proposal giving an outline syllabus and [email protected], Kate ALS Organizers reading list to ALI-2000, Department Burridge, [email protected], Keith Allan (Chair), Heather Bowe, of Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Helen Fraser, [email protected], Michael Clyne, Mark Newbrook, University of Melbourne, Parkville. Vic Jane Simpson [email protected] David Bradley. 3052 or by e-mail to the above address. Recent Publications by members Dench, Alan. Yingkarta. Muenchen: OZBIB, the comprehensive Working Papers in Sasak, Volume 1 Lincom, 1998. 75 p. (Languages of the bibliography of publications & theses Edited by Peter Austin with Herman world Materials 137) on Aboriginal and TSI languages & Suheri. linguistics, is nearing completion. Lois Contents: An acoustic phonetic analysis of Sasak vowels, The intonation of Sasak: An autosegmental- Terrill, Angela. Biri. Muenchen: Carrington and Geraldine Triffitt thank metrical analysis, How many dialects are there?, A Lincom, 1998. VIII, 108 p. (Languages all those who have taken the trouble to focus construction, The isiq construction and its of the world Materials 258) amend and update their own entries. If grammatical relations, Relativization, Modes of expressing the conditional, Morpho-semantic we did not manage to reach you, with Processes, Causative verbs and causative constructions, Nicholas Evans & David Wilkins. your swatch of entries, please get in Reflexive and reciprocal constructions, Locative 1998. The knowing ear: an Australian touch asap. Lois is at 31 Blackbutt Str, expressions: the preposition léq, Three Sasak song test of universal claims about the Lyneham ACT 2602, tel/fax 02 6247 texts. semantic structure of sensory verbs and 0051, , The volume is 250pp (with maps, their extension into the domain of Geraldine is at PO Box 537, Mawson diagrams and tables) and is available cognition. Koeln: Institut fuer ACT 2607; tel 02 6231 4975; for $15 from: Sprachwissenschaft, 63p. Department of Linguistics and Applied (Arbeitspapiere von Institut fuer Linguistics, Sprachwissenschaft Universitaet zu University of Melbourne Koeln (Neue Folge) ; 32) 2 Australian Linguistic Society Newsletter, February 1999 Constitution of the Australian Linguistic Society (established 1957, amended 1979, 1998) I. The Society shall be known as the IV. Officers: nominated may not vote for an office Australian Linguistic Society. (herein 1. The Officers of the Society shall be for which s/he is a candidate. called the Society.) a President, three Vice-Presidents, a 3.The executive committee shall II. Objects: Treasurer, a Secretary, an Associate appoint a Conference Committee to 1. To further interest in and support for Secretary, and the Editor of the Journal. arrange each meeting . linguistic research and teaching in 2. The officers shall be elected by secret 4.The Conference Committee shall Australia. ballot at an Annual General Meeting review abstracts of papers offered for 2. To organise an annual meeting and of the Society, to take office at the presentation at the meeting; their visits of local and overseas speakers. conclusion of that Meeting. decisions concerning acceptance of 3. To publish a journal of international 3. The terms of office for officers other such papers shall be final. standing. than the Editor of the Journal shall run VI. Publications: 4. To organise an international congress for two Annual General Meetings. The 1.The Editor of the Journal shall be of linguists when appropriate. President, two Vice-Presidents and responsible for the editorial content and III Membership: Secretary shall be elected in even format of the Journal and his/her 1.There shall be four classes of numbered years, beginning 1980. One decision shall be final. The Editor, in membership: regular, joint, Vice-President, Treasurer and consultation with the rest of the concessional and honorary. Any person Associate Secretary shall be elected in Executive Committee, may appoint the or institution may become a regular odd numbered years, beginning 1979. Editorial Board. member by vote of the Executive The Editor shall be elected in 1979 for 2.The Associate Secretary shall be Committee and payment of dues. six years and thereafter for a term of responsible for the newsletter. 2.Joint membership is available to five years. 3. The Journal and the newsletter shall couples who are accepted as such by 4. The Executive Committee shall be be sent to all financial members of the the Executive Committee and who pay composed of the above officers. Society. the dues set for joint membership. A Executive Committee meetings may be VII. For all other matters, the Rules joint membership shall be treated as a held as required and are open for of the Society shall be the Model Rules single membership with respect to observation to all members of the for the incorporation of Associations, receiving publications and other Society and to designated observers according to the Association communications of the Society, but as from affiliated societies. Postal votes Incorporation Act, 1984 – Regulation two individual memberships for all of the Executive Committee may be 1994, Clause 8, of the NSW other purposes. conducted by the Secretary as required. Department of Fair Trading. 3.Concessional membership is 5.The Executive Committee may VIII. Amendments: available to full-time students and to appoint one of the Vice-Presidents to 1. This constitution may be amended persons granted the concessional rate deputise for the President or other at an Annual General Meeting of the by the executive committee. officer in his absence. If an Annual Society. 4.Honorary membership will be General Meeting is not scheduled 2. An Amendment shall be submitted granted by vote of the annual general within six months, vacancies (other in writing to the Secretary, signed by meeting to recognise outstanding than a Vice-Presidency) shall be filled at least six members of the Society. achievement. by nomination by the Executive and 3.An Amendment shall be voted on 5. Dues shall be determined by vote of postal ballot of members, for the immediately prior to the election of the Annual General Meeting. remaining term of the office. officers at an Annual General Meeting. 6. The financial year of the Society shall V. Meetings. be the calendar year. On or before 31st 1.There shall be an Annual General Linguistic software March of each year, each regular, joint Meeting of the Society. The President and concessional member shall pay or his deputy shall chair the Meeting. workshop dues to the Treasurer. There shall be a A quorum shall consist of no less than A workshop will be held on Saturday late fee to be determined by vote of the twenty-five members. 6th March in the Transient Building, Annual General Meeting in case dues 2. a. Decisions at the Annual General University of Sydney, to look at are paid after 31st March. Unfinancial Meeting shall be by simple majority of software for linguistic fieldwork, members shall forfeit their membership those present. including annotation, linking text and rights. Members who are unfinancial b. The President shall have a casting sound, dictionary interfaces and the use for more than one year shall be vote except at an election to the of geographical information (Mapinfo). removed from the membership roll. Presidency in which he is a candidate. We will discuss collaboration on future Only financial members may vote and c. On the request of six members, work. If you are interested in attending, hold office in the Society. Only voting on decisions other than election please contact Chris Manning financial members may offer papers for of officers shall be by secret ballot. presentation at meetings of the Society. d. At elections for an officer, a person
Australian Linguistic Society Newsletter, February 1999 3 News from University News from Melbourne University of Sydney Staff News Aboriginal Language Web Site Alastair Pennycook is taking up a Chair Students from Peter Austin's 1998 Staff news in Applied Linguistics at the University Australian Aboriginal Linguistics class Mark Donohue will be conducting of Technology, Sydney. Dominique have set up a web site for Jiwarli, an linguistic research in Irian Jaya, Estival is taking up a position in Aboriginal language from Western Indonesia, continuing a literacy industry in Sydney. Andrea Australia. This is the only site in the campaign in the south and working Truckenbrodt is taking up a position in world with digitised sound recordings with several groups on the north coast, Education at Monash University. of full texts in an Aboriginal language, and going on an exploratory trip into Rachel Nordlinger will be joining the plus full transcriptions and expla- the Foya mountains. Department in June as an ARC nations of three texts The site is Brett Baker will be working as a postdoctoral fellow. accessible via the research projects area postdoctoral fellow in collaboration The Department is hosting the of the Department's main web site: with Diwurruwurru-Jaru Aboriginal following visitors this year: Anne- http://www.arts.unimelb.edu.au/Dept/ Corporation on language learning Mieke Janssen-van Dietenis from the LALX/publications/dept.news.html materials for the Katherine region. University of Nijmegen, who works on Eva Schultze-Berndt will be a visiting migrant language education and testing At the coalface..... scholar from mid May to mid in The Netherlands. September 1999. During this period she Paul Angelis, Southern Illinois Sydney University will continue with fieldwork on University at Carbondale, a specialist David Rose, The Western Desert Jaminjung/Ngaliwurru and in TESOL and language testing. Code: an Australian Cryptogrammar Ngarinyman in the Northern Territory. Edith Nicholas who has just completed (PhD) Supervisor: JR Martin Elke Teich will be working as a a PhD at Paris VII University will be a For further information, contact postdoctoral fellow from the end of research associate working on [email protected] July. She has previously been working Aboriginal languages of the Kimberley. at the University of Saarland on Ilana Mushin who has just completed UNE EUROTRA projects, and is interested a PhD at SUNY Buffalo will be Neil Broad, A Semantic Structural in automatic multilingual generation working as a Research Assistant on a Analysis of Logical Relations in systems. large ARC project. Eastern Arrernte. (MLitt) New books New Large ARC Grants Michael Cooke, Anglo-Yolngu Avery Andrews and Christopher Nick Evans and Janet Fletcher, to work (mis)communication in the criminal Manning. 1999. Complex Predicates on intonation and prosody in Australian justice context. (PhD) and Information Spreading in LFG. Aboriginal languages. Lesley Stirling, Ruth Nichols, Should reading aloud Stanford, CA: CSLI Publications. Janet Fletcher and Roger Wales, to be allowed? A study of the attitudes of Mark Donohue. 1999. The Tukang work on interpretation of anaphora. teachers and students of English as a Besi language of Southeast Sulawesi, Other Grants Second Language related to the role Indonesia. Berlin: Mouton De Gruyter. Peter Austin: small ARC grant to work of reading aloud in second language News of graduates on vocabulary and classification of development. (MA(Hons)) Timothy Hassall, who did an MA in Australian Aboriginal languages; Annie Langlois, Alive and kicking, Applied linguistics at Sydney, and then University of Melbourne Collaborative young peoples' Pitjantjatjara at finished his doctorate at ANU, now has Grant to continue research on Sasak Areyonga (PhD) a Lecturer B position in the Southeast and Sumbawa with Prof Bernd Asia Centre, ANU. His research Nothofer (Frankfurt) and Dr Mahsun Melbourne University interests are: interlanguage pragmatics, and Dr Syahdan (Lombok) in 1999. Paul Sidwell, A Reconstruction of Bahasa Indonesia. Ilia Pejros University Special Grant to Proto-Bahnaric (a study of the Stephen Wilson is working on a Wagiman continue his research on the phonological and lexical history of the dictionary with Mark Harvey before Vietnamese dictionary. Bahnaric languages, spoken in Vietnam going to the US for doctoral studies. Kathryn Hill and Alan Davies are carrying and Laos). out a DETYA-funded project on the effectiveness of commencing foreign Stop Press!! NZLS language study in primary school. Are you horrified at the cuts to the The Thirteenth New Zealand Linguistic The Department is a member of a bilingual education program?? If you Society Conference will be held at consortium with the University of would like to be involved, contact: Massey University, Palmerston North, Technology Sydney and Curtin Carolyn Coleman from 24th - 26th November 1999. University of Technology which has Information about the conference is successfully bid for a project funded Robert Hoogenraad posted at the web site by the Australia-Japan Foundation to http://www.massey.ac.nz/ deliver ESL subjects to students in Melanie Wilkinson ~wwlingui/NZLS/1999Conf.html Japan. 4 Australian Linguistic Society Newsletter, February 1999 News from the News from LiSC Obituary Research Centre for The Language in the School Curriculum We regret to announce the death of Mrs Linguistic Typology (LiSC) project, which has been in Kathleen Trimmer, one of the very few operation since the end of 1996, is a native speakers of Australian indigenous New staff member Ulrike Zeshan, national project of the Australian languages who worked as a linguist, and from the University of Cologne, has Linguistic Society (ALS) and the a friend and former colleague of a number been appointed Research Associate for Australian Academy of the Humanities of ALS members. twelve months from April 1999. Ulrike (AAH). Its primary goal is to increase Mrs Trimmer's father's language has worked on Indo-Pakistani sign awareness and understanding of was Ngatju, but she spoke Wangkatha, language and the typology of sign English Language and language in as she had grown up at Mount Margaret languages. Her work will add an general in the school curriculum. Mission. She studied linguistics at exciting new dimension to the Centre's Funding for 1999 has been sought from Batchelor, and was a mentor to other academic endeavours, and we look DETYA, through the Australian students there. In the mid-1980s she forward very much to welcoming Academy of the Humanities, in the worked at the Institute of Applied Ulrike and her family to Canberra. form of a Special Projects Grant. Aboriginal Studies (Mount Lawley Visitors During 1999 the RCLT will However, due to delays within College Campus), supporting Nyungar again host visits from a number of DETYA, the outcome of the grant language work, while continuing to distinguished international linguists. application is still unknown and new work on her Wangkatha material. She Professor Masayoshi (Matt) Shibatani developments have been put on hold was a devoted prison visitor and did from Kobe University arrived in until the result is known. some language work in gaol. Canberra in December to take up a Ongoing projects such as the Language When Wangkanyi Ngurra Tjurta, three-month Visiting Fellowship at the and Literacy Content Area Team are the Goldfields Language Centre, was Centre. Visits by a number of scholars continuing though. This team is linked set up in Kalgoorlie, she started who specialise in African linguistics are to the Early Language and Literacy working there as the linguist. She was also planned: in March we will Project which is a joint partnership the inspiration of the Language Centre. welcome Professor Paul Newman from between LiSC and the Victorian Board There, she concentrated most of her Indiana University to the RCLT for six of Studies. The goal of this project is linguistic work on Wangkatha, weeks, Professor Mauro Tosco from to develop and produce a resource composing stories and poems, doing the Isituto Universitario Orientale in book, Language Knowledge for Early translations, preparing language- Napoli, Italy, will arrive for a six-month Literacy: A Handbook for Teachers. learning material and dictionary visit in May, and Professor Hans- Doug Absalom is the writer for the material. [See also: http:// Jürgen Sasse from the University of project. Those interested in providing www.aiatsis.gov.au/LOTM/apr97.htm] Cologne will take up a Visiting comments on the draft handbook The demands on, and expectations Fellowship for four months should contact Jean Mulder at of, an Aboriginal linguist are commencing in June, during which [email protected]. exceedingly high. But, as those of us time he will also teach a typology For further information about who worked or went to conferences course for the Linguistics Department Language in the School Curriculum with her know, she met them with on the Theoretical Problems of visit our web site at http:// courage, grace, passion, good humour Polysynthesis. www.arts.unimelb.edu.au/Dept./LISC/ and joking. We will miss her. Publications A number of important . The committee of the Australian publications are now in press. These News from UNE Linguistics Society has sent a message include Sasha Aikhenvald's major of sympathy to her family and her monograph Classifiers:A Typology Of Helen Fraser will be leaving UNE for colleagues at the Language Centre Noun Categorisation Devices which is two years from the end of first semester ([email protected]). being published by Oxford UP (and 1999. Watch this space for information [Compiled by Jane Simpson with should be available by the end of the about a possible contract position to fill information from Pat McConvell, year), a volume of papers selected from her place! David Nash, and Nick Thieberger] our 1997 Workshop, entitled Changing Valency: Case Studies In Transitivity, Dear Sirs and Madames, you, linguists. and a multi-authored volume on The I am a student at New York University's I would appreciate those of you who Amazonian Languages, edited by College of Arts and Science (CAS). agree that ASL should be treated as any Sasha Aikhenvald and Bob Dixon, both CAS has a language requirement, but other language to contact me with that of which will be published by does not recognize American Sign opinion, so that I may add your names Cambridge UP. Language courses as filling that to a list of authorities with whom my Jennifer Elliott requirement. I am trying to change that: stance agrees. Centre Administrator, Phone: (02) I would like ASL to be recognized as a I thank you very much for your 6249 0012, Fax: (02) 6249 0332 language by my school. One method I assistance. email: am attempting is by citation of Michael Hamm, BA, Math [email protected] authorities; hence, I have contacted http://pages.nyu.edu/~msh210/ Australian Linguistic Society Newsletter, February 1999 5 About ALS The ALS journal ALS addresses Objectives The ALS publishes a journal, The President: Peter Austin 1) To further interest in, and support Australian Journal of Linguistics Dept of Linguistics, University of for, linguistic research and teaching (AJL) twice a year. The last issue was Melbourne, Parkville, VIC 3052 in Australia. 18/2 (October 1998), with 19/1 2) To organise an annual meeting and currently in progress. Vice Presidents: visits of local and overseas speakers. Correspondence regarding general John Ingram 3) To publish a journal of international AJL matters should be sent to Peter standing. Collins. Correspondence regarding Hilary Chappell 4) To organise an International Congress papers and reviews should be sent to n of Linguists when appropriate. any of the editors or the reviews editor Ian Malcolm 5) To organise an Australian Linguistic (all addresses on this page). Institute. Next Newsletter Treasurer: Doug Absalom Benefits of membership Box 8, Hunter Building, Newcastle 1) Free quarterly Newsletter. The ALS Newsletter is published four University, NSW 2308 2) Free subscription to the Australian times per year. This is the first issue for Ph.02 49216437; Fax 02 4921 6895 Journal of Linguistics. 1999. The next issue (99/2) will come out 3) Membership rates for ALS in mid May. Copy will be due on the first Secretary: Michael Walsh conference registration. Monday in May. Linguistics, F12 Transient, University 4) Entitlement to present papers at the Please send copy, and any queries, of Sydney, NSW 2006. Annual Conference. comments or suggestions to the Ph.02 9351 4228; Fax 02 9351 7572 5) The more intangible benefits of Newsletter Editor, Helen Fraser, belonging to the network of contact details this page. Newsletter Editor: Helen Fraser Australian linguists. Exchanges School of Languages, Cultures & Linguistics, UNE, Armidale NSW 2351 ALS subscriptions I am sent the following newsletters in Tel: 02 6773 3189; Fax: 067 73 3735 and address exchange for this one. If you would like Email: a copy, please let me know. Journal Editors: changes •Literacy Now 1. Peter Collins, Linguistics Please use the form below for both •Linguistic Society of PNG Newsletter Department, Univ of New South Wales, subscriptions and address changes, •‘Talking about Australia: A guide to NSW 2052. or email directly to the Treasurer, conferences on Australian themes in Email: [email protected] Doug Absalom. Please note that the culture and the humanities’ 2. 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