John Lawler
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John Lawler is a University of Michigan-based general linguist who is perhaps best known to the wider public for his role in creating the Chomskybot. He is also the editor of "Using Computers in Linguistics: A Practical Guide," a member of the "Ask-A-Linguist" panel of experts, and the creator of the Monosyllable Database.
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- John Lawler's Personal Website
- The Chomskybot
- The Eclectic Company
- Metaphors We Compute By
- Style Stands Still
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