LINGUIST List 12.653

Fri Mar 9 2001

TOC: Journal of Language and Computation Vol.1

Editor for this issue: Naomi Ogasawara <naomilinguistlist.org>

Directory

1. Ruth Kempson, Journal of Language and Computation Vol 1, No.1 & No.2

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 Contents of Vol.1 No.1
 (Logic, Grammar and Language, edited D. Gabbay, R. Kempson):

 Paul Dekker.
 Scopes in Discourse

 Esther Koenig.
 LexGram. A practical categorial grammar formalism.

 Shuly Wintner and Nissim Francez
 Efficient implementation of Unificiation-Based Grammars.

 Hans-Joerge Tiede
 Identificability in the limit of context-free generalized quantifiers

 Jan van Eijck
 Axiomatising Dynamic Logics for Anaphora



 Contents of Vol 1. No.2
 (Inference in Computational Semantics, edited C. Monz, M de Rijke):

 Christof Monz, Maarten de Rijke
 Inference in Computational Semantics

 Allan Ramsay, Helen Seville
 Models and Discourse Models

 Peter Baumgartner, Michael Kuehn
 Abducing Coreference by Model Construction

 Norbert Fuchs, Uta Schwertel
 A Natural Language Front-end to Model Generation

 Claire Gardent, Karsten Konrad
 Interpreting Definites using Model Generation

 Matthew Stone
 Towards a Computational Account of Knowledge, Action and Inference in
 Instructions

 Aaron Kaplan
 Reason Maintenance in a Hybrid Reasoning System

 Bernd Ludwig, Guenther Goerz, Heinrich Niemann
 An Inference-based Approach to the Interpretation of Discourse

 Gann Bierner, Bonnie Webber
 Inference Through Alternative-set Semantics

 Alexander Holt, Ewan Klein, Claire Grover
 Natural Language Specifications for Hardware Verification

 Ramon P. Otero, Oscar G. Trinidad
 Action Formalisms in Language Understanding

 Malte Gabsdil, Kristina Striegnitz
 Classifying Scope Ambiguities

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