| Extracting specialized bibliographies: external sources |
There are several areas available here for extraction. They correspond to virtual bibliographies drawn from the general bibliographical source that I am maintaining. Some of these virtual bibliographies correspond to actual source files from other kind contributors that have been incorporated into the main source from elsewhere. This information is maintained because (a) one can see where they came from and (b) if they change then there might be new information that has not yet found its way into the main source here. If an area is not listed below, then it has not been imported from elsewhere.
The largest single source of information was the originating bibtex file which combined input from John Bateman, Cécile Paris, Bill Mann, Elisabeth Maier, Leo Wanner, Elke Teich, and others; this file no longer has a separate existence, although a virtual fossil is still around at Darmstadt--this should not be used despite the fact that there are still some pointers to it out there that have not been updated.
Another large source of input for the natural language processing and generation entires is Michael Zock's bibliography, maintained in Endnotes format by Michael and not publically available; entries that have been incorporated here have been converted to BibTeX-format.
The largest incorporated external files that still have a separate, publically available existence are the following. Since they may be updated independently of the information maintained here, it is possible that they come to hold information that is not present here. The dates of the versions currently incorporated are given for reference.
Available in loosely formatted HTML with irregular
bibliographical conventions.
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SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SYSTEMIC FUNCTION LINGUISTICS
M.A.K. Halliday, Christian M.I.M. Matthiessen & Alice Caffarel
28 March 1997 DRAFT of Version 1.0.
This is a pre-release version of Version 1.0. Comments and corrections are very welcome. ... The present bibliography was first compiled by M.A.K. Halliday in 1985. We have since jointly expanded and updated it. We gratefully acknowledge contributions from many scholars including Nancy & Peter Fries, Jim Martin and Mick O'Donnell.
Available as a text file.
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Systemic Bibliography - March 2001
Mick O'Donnell
Here is another release of my Systemic Bibliography. It is based on a list originally from Michael Halliday, modified by Christian Matthiessen and substantially augmented by contributions from other Systemicists. Christian Matthiessen's group has lately started to maintain a similar list. To avoid duplication of effort, I will cease to maintain this list. Please send new entries their way. This list (and other systemic information), will however remain accessable from my web-site: http://www.wagsoft.com/Systemics/index.html (This March 2001 release is substantially the same as the 1999 release, with a very few additions. Search "2000". Contributions by Zhang Delu and Len Unsworth.)
Made available via Mick O'Donnell's systemic web site as an HTML file:
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Early Childhood Language and Literacy Research
Jane Torr
Below is a list of references which refer to aspects of language and literacy development in early childhood, a period of development which extends from birth to 8 years of age. If I have inadvertently left out any publications (either yours or someone you know), or referred to them incorrectly, I would be most grateful if you would email the references and/or corrections to me: jane.torr@mq.edu.au
This list decribes the research publications of the INS research group at CWI in Amsterdam. This includes substantial work in the area of automatic hypermedia presentation and design. It is included here as is from their site. The references are also retrieved as part of the general multimedia topic area. This INS2 site itself will no doubt contain updates that are not always reflected in the general bibliography files here.