Dr. Robert Englebretson's Rice Web Page

Contact Information

A random picture of me
Office:Herring Hall 206
Office Hours:Tues. 4:00-5:00, Thurs. 11:00-noon, and by appointment.
Office Phone:713 348-4776
E-mail:reng {at} rice.edu

Web pages for courses I teach at Rice
Information about Recent Publications
General Research Interests

Classes


Here are links to web pages for recent and current courses I'm teaching at Rice. (Not all of my courses have web pages, and new ones will be added as I design them!)
Texas Monthly's College Guide 2004 lists "Linguistics with Robert E. Englebretson" among the "best classes" category (p. 31). I don't know what this means exactly, but it was a surprise to find myself listed on the same page as Beer Bike!
Picture of me in a suit: I don't wear this when I teach

Current Semester (Spring 2009)

  • Linguistics 404, Research Methodologies and Linguistic Theories
  • Linguistics 409 (Special Topics), Research on Braille

Other Courses


Information about Recent Publications

A link to the announcement of my 2003 book Searching for structure: the problem of complementation in colloquial Indonesian conversation (John Benjamins Publishing), and a review of it posted on the LinguistList.

A link to the announcement of my 2007 book Stancetaking in Discourse: Subjectivity, Evaluation, Interaction published by John Benjamins Publishing (October 2007), and a review of it posted on the Linguist List. This is an edited volume based on the Tenth Biennial Rice Linguistics Symposium which I organized in early 2004.

Links to information on Volume III and Volume IV of the Santa Barbara Corpus of Spoken American English (co-edited with John W. Du Bois of UCSB) published in 2004 and 2005 by the Linguistic Data Consortium. These transcripts and audio files are also available for free access at the Talkbank web site.

A link to the Proceedings from the Workshop on Sinhala Linguistics (co-edited with Carol Genetti of UCSB).

Current information on the IPA Braille project: a revised and updated version of the braille IPA, developed in conjunction with the International Council on English Braille.

Instructions and JAWS character maps for modifying the JAWS For Windows screen reader to read Unicode IPA characters.


General Research Areas


Picture of me and a little Texas bull! Rice Linguistics Home page

Last updated: January 5, 2009 by Robert Englebretson.