If it isn't here, it probably isn't on line. Corpus Linguistics Michael Barlow's site contains the links to on-line corpora of more than a dozen languages plus connections to software for exploiting the corpora. This is the journal of the LSA currently edited by Mark Aronoff. The site contains a table of contents, a style sheet, a FAQ page, and information about the editors. Lexicon of Linguistic Terminology A comprehensive and detailed on-line dictionary of linguistic terminology by Jan Don, Johan Kerstens, Eddy Ruys, Joost Zwarts of OTS in Utrech, Holland, set to HTML by Hans Leidekker.
Entries contain hypertext cross-listings and bibliographic sources.
Its web site contains an indexed archive of the list, subcategorized into discussions, book reviews, book announcements, etc. The Linguistic Virtual Library maintains a listing of all linguistics departments in the world that are on line. The major linguistic association of the United States has international membership. This site includes a link to the e-mail addresses of the membership. Information about the 1997 LSA Linguistics Institute is available from Cornell University, the site of this year's institute.