Linguistic Resources

Linguistic:
 

linguistlist; Utrecht lexicon; SIL glossary and a fourth. sil's ethnologue: has data on 6703 languages UN Declaration in 300 languages Varieties of English: maps etc at UPenn (free) speech analysis: sil's speech analyzer, PRAAT (non free) concordancer MonoConc; free concordancer AntConc IPA font (free); International Phonetic Association; Phonetics' resources (George Dillon); ALOES; Dan Hall's articulatory site Karen Chung's links

upenn-website: lots of programs and corpora translator and dictionaries ASL Linguistic Research Chinese syntax writing systems; and ancient scripts numerals in all the languages of the world linguistic humor guidelines for glosses (Leipzig Glossing Rules)

History of English and Grammar:
 

History of English OED online Texts for HEL OGrammar, Exercises, and texts (Univ of Virginia) OE (Univ of Calgary) Varieties of English: maps Words: worldwidewords Great Vowel Shift (Menzer) GVS and More ME Compendium ME Glossary HEL Websites: hel.html and HEL

English Grammar Grammar terminology Online Grammar (EvG; very early version!) Wordsmith Phrasal verbs

History of English Facsimiles:  Bodleian (e.g. Junius 11), Corpus Christi(e.g. Rule of Benedictand Chaucer); Audio; and OE Dictionary: B&T; Clark Hall and Bright

 

 

E-Texts	and corpora:
renaissance texts:  www.darkwing.uoregon.edu/~rbear Middle English (TEAMS) specialized: www.indiana.edu/~letrs/ renaissance and medieval text (be careful though): www.luminarium.org (modern) reference works: bartleby.com Shakespeare (Univ of Vict)	British National Corpus: trial version  Michigan Corpus of Spoken Academic English: native and non-native speaker International Corpus of English: trial version Dictionary of OE Corpus
http://.library.upenn.edu/lists.html oxford text archive onlinebooks www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth www.perseus.tufts.edu/	corpus resources David Lee's bookmarks Helsinki Parsed ME Corpus CHILDES Corpus and CLAN