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Direct Compositionality: A Worskhop Short Title: Direct Compositionality Date: 19-JUN-03 - 21-JUN-03 Location: Providence, RI, United States of America Contact: Pauline Jacobson Contact Email: directcompMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecog.brown.edu Meeting URL: http://cog.brown.edu:16080/directcomp/ Linguistic Sub-field: Syntax, Semantics Meeting Description: This is an NSF-funded 3 day workshop to be held at Brown University, Providence RI on June 19-21, 2003. The aim of the workshop is to examine the feasibility of the hypothesis of direct compositionality. This is the hypothesis that the syntax and semantics of natural language work in tandem (and without use of mediating levels of representation like LF). Workshop on Direct Compositionality: Registration and Housing Information (May 18 Deadline for On-campus housing!) Registration and housing reservations forms for the Workshop on Direct Compositionality (June 19-21, Brown University) are now available at: http://cog.brown.edu:16080/directcomp/ The form can be printed out and returned to the Brown University Conference Services. The full list of speakers and schedule will be posted soon, but the registration form is being made available now because the deadline for guaranteeing On-Campus housing is May 18. Dormitory-style rooms (singles) are available for $38 a night, and a limited number of hotel-style rooms at the Inn at Brown are available for $110 a night. Both of these are within very close walking distance of the conference site. Additional information will be posted about local hotels within driving distance of Brown. A limited amount of crash space will also be available for students on a first-come first-serve basis. Since this will indeed be limited, interested people are advised to let us know as soon as possible! All inquiries, including for crash space, should be addressed to: directcomp
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