The WWW has all sorts of information about language and mind. Here are some examples.

If you find further interesting WWW pages (especially in Chinese), or if you find that any of these links don't work, please email me at lngmyers@ccunix.ccu.edu.tw!

LINGUISTICS

• The homepage of the Graduate Institute of Linguistics at Chung Cheng
• My old Introduction to Linguistics class
• A list of other linguistics class WWW pages across the world.
• LINGUIST: Where linguists go to learn about linguistics.
• The Human Languages Page
• The SIL list of world languages
• Yahoo's linguistic links
• Chinese Yahoo's linguistic links
• A list of BBS discussions about linguistics (in Chinese)
• Homepage of Noam Chomsky

• My own old graduate psycholinguistics class
• All about the psychology of language
• The Max-Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics (in Holland)
• A psycholinguistics class at National Taiwan Normal University (in Chinese)
• The webpage of a Japanese fan of Steven Pinker
• A cognitive linguistics conference to be held in Taiwan in October

• Scientific American discusses the bee dance language
• Can chimpanzees learn to talk?
• Can gorillas learn to talk?
• An article about cognition and the evolution of human language

• The Laboratory for Cognitive Neuropsychology at Yang Ming University (in Chinese)
• CNN describes research on language and the brain
• The Whole Brain Atlas (Harvard Medical School)
• A brain page for kids
• The relationship between your hands, your brain, and your language
• CNN reports on a gene affecting a reading disorder
• A "gene" "for" language???
• CNN reports on a link between genes and music (OK, so it's not language, but it's still interesting)
• A conference about the genetics of language

• US News and World Report discusses baby language
• The crazy homepage of Peter Jusczyk, baby language researcher and my old boss

• The Sounds of the World's Animals
• How to say OW!!!
• The Homepage for the "Klingon" language (Star Trek)
• Pakuni: A fake language invented by Fromkin for a kid's TV show
• How the "grammar checker" in Microsoft Word responds to some English classics.
• How NOT to talk: "terrorist" conversation tactics.
• The "Chomskybot" : A computer program that imitates Chomsky's terrible writing style
• What everyone "knows" about language but ISN'T TRUE!
• A fake news story making fun of prescriptive grammarians
• A mysterious old European manuscript written in an unknown language
• The Linguistic Olympics: a linguistic "puzzle" competition for high school students
• A bunch of linguistics links compiled by ordinary folks
• Incredibly stupid and childish application of the notion of linguistic rules
• The "Dialectizer": A program that automatically "translates" any English website into a fake "dialect" (try changing www.cnn.com into Pig Latin!)
• Glossolalia: the religious gift of "speaking in tongues"
• Some linguistic puzzles from the science magazine Discover