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To: lojban <lojban@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Ask for possible linguistic topics
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Hi.

I've been silent for a long time and it's time to pick up
again some lojban words.. :-)

It's my third year in the graduate institute of linguistics,
National Taiwan University, and I'm looking forward some possible
topics for my MA thesis. 

I know there are (of course!) linguists on this maillist, and
maybe they have some published/unpublished papers about lojban.
Where can I find them, particularly on the Net? Are there some
problems to be studied suitable for a graduate student?

I'm especially interested in NLP, and formal (i.e. Chomskyan)
research is as well okay for me. Thanks :-)


- Lin, Zhemin

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    Habe keines zu sagen...