From 'footstep' to 'word' in Sanskrit

[George Thompson]

Dear List,

It turns out that what Dominik and Daniel Stender have forwarded to me
was just the first page of my Semiotica article.  I have been sending
pdf's of a version of this paper that I published in Indo-Iranian
Journal in the same year.  The Semiotica paper is obviously a version
intended for the semiotics community.

So it turns out that I still do not have access to this paper!

I have a few offprints.  So I can scan it and make a pdf for anyone
who wants a pdf of it.  Sorry for the confusion.

George

On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 6:33 AM, Dominik Wujastyk <wujastyk at gmail.com> wrote:
> The lesson is, never, ever, ever give away your copyright.
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> Dominik
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> On 13 May 2011 12:10, George Thompson <gthomgt at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Dear List,
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>>  I have been asked  for a copy of my paper From ‘footstep’ to ‘word’
>> in Sanskrit, an old article of mine which I myself do not have access
>> to [!!!].
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>> It is:
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>> From ‘footstep’ to ‘word’ in Sanskrit, which was published in Semiotica
>> 1995.
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>> Is this something that someone can easily pass on to me, as a pdf?
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>> And isn't it absurd that an author of a paper has to ask for this kind of
>> help?
>>
>>  George Thompson
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