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HUJIVM1.bitnet>PROGRAM The EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING of the ISRAELI ASSOCIATION OF THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS will take place at: Bar Ilan University in Ramat Gan, Israel on June 9th and 10th 1992. PROGRAM June 9th, the Beck Auditorium 9:15 AM - Registration 9:45 AM - Opening Remarks 10:00-11:10 - Barbara Partee, University of Massachusetts (invited speaker) Focus-Frame Structure and Quantificational Structure 11:10-11:50 - Roger Schwarzschild, Hebrew University Distinguishing Oriented-Adverbs from Secondary Predicates in the Analysis of "together" Coffee Break 12:10-12:50 - Susan Rothstein, Bar-Ilan University Quantification over Events 12:50-13:30 - Karina Wilkinson, Ben-Gurion University One "Even": A Reply to Rooth Lunch 15:00-15:40 - Yael Greenberg, Bar-Ilan University Hebrew Nominal Sentences and the Stage/Individual Level Distinction 15:40-16:20 - Hagit Borer, University of Massachusetts Hebrew Copula Inversion: A Study in Syntactic Optionality Coffee Break 16:50-17:30 - Malka Rappaport Hovav, Bar-Ilan University Unexpected Results 17:30-18:10 - Tanya Reinhart, Tel-Aviv University Lexical Properties of Ergativity June 10th, the Beck Auditorium 10:00-10:40 - Outi Bat-El, Tel-Aviv University The Fate of Modern Hebrew Roots: A Prosodic Approach 10:40-11:20 - Marc van Oostendorp, Werkverband Grammaticamodellen Faculteit der Lettern, KUB The Polish Syllabic Grid Coffee Break 11:50-12:30 - Alexander Grosu, Tel-Aviv University On the Proper Analysis of Missing-P Free Relative Constructions 12:30-13:10 - Norbert Corver, Tilburg University Functional Heads and the Internal Syntax of Adjective Phrases Lunch 14:40-15:20 - David Gil, University of Haifa Syntactic Categories in Universal Grammar 15:20-16:00 - Ellen F. Prince, University of Pennsylvania Left Dislocation in English Discourse: A Case of Syntactic Homonymy Coffee Break 16:30-17:10 - Hanneke van Hoof, CLS/Tilburg University Focus-projection and the Structure of Reconstructed Structure in Dutch 17:10-17:50 - Barbara Grosz, Hebrew University/Harvard University Julia Hirschberg, AT&T Bell Laboratories An Investigation of the Intonational Features of Local and Global Discourse Structure For additional information, you may contact: Roger Schwarzschild or Anita Mittwoch English Department Hebrew University of Jerusalem Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem 91905 e-mail: HCUMAMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
cs.keele.ac.uk>Call for Tutorial & Workshop Proposals: AISB-93 9th Biennial Conference on Artificial Intelligence University of Birmingham, England 29th March -- 2nd April 1993 Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and Simulation of Behaviour (SSAISB) The AISB-93 Programme Committee invites proposals for the Tutorial & Workshop Programme of the 9th Biennial Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AISB-93) to be held at the University of Birmingham, England, during 29th March - 2nd April 1993. The first day and a half of the Conference are allocated to workshops and tutorials. Proposals for full day or half day tutorials/workshops will be considered. They may be offered both on standard topics and on new and more advanced aspects of Artificial Intelligence or Simulation of Behaviour. The Technical Programme of AISB-93 (Programme Chairman: Aaron Sloman) will include a special theme on: * Prospect for AI as the general science of intelligence Tutorials/Workshops related to this theme would be particularly welcome. Proposals from an individual or pair of presenters will be considered. Anyone interested in presenting a tutorial should submit a proposal to the AISB-93 Tutorial/Workshop Organiser, Dr Hyacinth Nwana, at the address below. Submission: ---------- A tutorial proposal should contain the following information: 1. Tutorial/Workshop Title 2. A brief description of the tutorial/workshop, suitable for inclusion in the conference brochure. 3. A detailed outline of the tutorial/workshop. This should include the necessary background and the potential target audience for the tutorial/workshop. 4. A brief resume of the presenter(s). This should include: background in the tutorial/workshop area, references to published work in the topic area (ideally, a published tutorial-level article on the subject), and teaching experience, including previous conference tutorials or short-courses presented. 5. Administrative information. This should include: name, mailing address, phone number, Fax, and email address if available. In the case of multiple presenters, information for each presenter should be provided, but one presenter should be identified as the principal contact. Dates: ------ Proposals must be received by September 17th, 1992. Decisions about topics and speakers will be made by November 5th, 1992. Speakers should be prepared to submit completed course materials by February 4th, 1993. Proposals should be sent to: Dr. Hyacinth S. Nwana Department of Computer Science University of Keele Keele, Staffordshire ST5 5BG UK Email: JANET: nwanahsMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue