LINGUIST List 4.5

Wed 06 Jan 1993

Confs: Student, Logic and Linguistics

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1. Richard McKinnon, Student Conference in Linguistics
2. , Conference on Logic and Linguistics

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 Attention Students!!

 SCIL-5
 April 17-18,
 1993
 The deadline for submission of abstracts for the
Fifth Student Conference in Linguistics has been extended
to February 1, 1993.

 The Fifth Student Conference in Linguistics
is accepting abstracts in all areas of linguistics.
Abstracts must be received by February 1, 1993.
Abstracts will be accepted by e-mail or by post. Send
e-mail abstracts to "scil5u.washington.edu". Send
posted abstracts to: SCIL-5 Conference Committee
 Dept. of Linguistics, GN-40
 University of Washington
 Seattle, WA 98195
All abstracts should be one page in length (with five copies,
if submitting by post) and contain the following information
(on a separate card for posted abstracts):
 1) your name,
 2) the title of your paper,
 3) your affiliation,
 4) your e-mail and regular mail addresses,
 5) a daytime telephone number.
 Papers should be appropriate for 30 min. presentation period,
and will be followed by a 10 min. question/answer period. All accepted
papers will be published in a special volume of the MIT working papers
in linguistics. A hard copy of each paper will be required
at the conference (no more than 15 pages in length).
Participants will still be notified of acceptance by March 1, 1993.

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 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
 AND CALL FOR PAPERS

 CONFERENCE ON LOGIC AND LINGUISTICS

 to be held at
 Ohio State University
 July 31-August 1, 1993
 in conjunction with the
 1993 LSA Linguistic Institute

Abstracts are solicited for contributions addressing logical issues
in linguistic theory or linguistic applications of logical theory.
Topics include, but are not limited to, the logical structure of
natural languages, formal languages and linguistic representations;
the applications of model-theoretic and proof-theoretic techniques to
linguistic phenomena; foundational studies of logical concepts and
cognitive processes motivated by empirical research on language.
Papers will be allotted 30 minutes for presentation and 10 minutes for
discussion. The Program Committee consists of David Dowty, Alice ter
Meulen, Larry Moss, Richard Oehrle, William Rounds and Richmond
Thomason. Abstracts should be not more than four pages in length and
should indicate the paper's title; its author's name, affiliation, and
e-mail and postal addresses. Abstracts should be submitted by March 1,
1993 either via e-mail (as an ASCII or LaTeX file) to
oehrleconvx1.ccit.arizona.edu or in hardcopy (7 copies) to Richard
Oehrle, Department of Linguistics, Douglass 200E, University of
Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721. Submission via e-mail is strongly
encouraged. Notification of acceptance will be mailed May 1, 1993.