Yes, of course.  And I can't really say that I'm displeased with using
your material.  What I do like immensely is that ample exercises are
there and that the explanations are terse and concise.  My students are
not avid readers.  And if you had delved more deeply into theory and
extensive qualifications, I think they would have disappeared.  BTW, the
two students most interested in the material are both computer-science
majors.  We've kicked around, for example, some LISP examples and have
explored some of the connections between sundry AI methods and the
grammatical topic.

==Reinhold

MAX MORENBERG wrote:
>
> Reinhold, please feel free to say what you please.  I've always refrained
> from mentioning my book on the ATEG listserv.  It doesn't seem right to me
> to push your own porducts on these exchanges.  But I'm happy to be
> mentioned.  I'd probably be upset if you didn't mention me.
>
>  I think, by the way, that Herb has made a good list, with fair analyses.  Max