In the Province of Quebec, and in particular on the island of Montreal, large communities of the French-speaking Quebecois majority and the English-speaking Quebecker minority have historically co-inhabited peacefully. There is, nonetheless, an ebb and flow in the conflict between the two languages. In recent years, the Government of Quebec has…

Presented at "Translation 73," a conference on the present state of literary translation, Columbia University, march 30, 1973. (DD)

Response to Robert A. Hall, Jr.'s article, "Why a Structural Semantics Is Impossible," Language Sciences, n21. (DD)

The placement or ordering of items on behavior rating scales which elicit extreme responses (anchor stimulus items) affect the responses given to neutral items. (DG)

The purpose of this paper is to justify a technique, called reconstruction, that provides for the inclusion of implicit information in content analysis. (CK)

Special issue devoted to teaching Level II French. (DS)

Expanded version of an address delivered at a conference on English in Continuing Schools," on February 4, 1970, at Bielefeld, West Germany. (DS)

Compares 512 second and fifth graders' oral main idea responses to three paragraphs read silently and concludes that main idea responses increase in quality across grade level and that responses to paragraphs differ according to content. Bibliography. (MD)