LINGUIST List 7.1376

Sat Oct 5 1996

Calls: Cognitive/functional analysis, Phrase structure grammar

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Directory

  1. Dan Jurafsky, CSDL 1997: Conceptual Structure, Discourse, and Language
  2. Jean-Pierre A Koenig, Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

Message 1: CSDL 1997: Conceptual Structure, Discourse, and Language

Date: Tue, 01 Oct 1996 16:09:57 MDT
From: Dan Jurafsky <jurafskyColorado.EDU>
Subject: CSDL 1997: Conceptual Structure, Discourse, and Language
 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
 CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURE, DISCOURSE AND LANGUAGE III:
 "COGNITION AND FUNCTION IN LANGUAGE"
 CSDL '97

 May 24-26, 1997
 University of Colorado at Boulder

 Department of Linguistics &
 Institute of Cognitive Science

 Invited Speakers
 Herbert CLARK, Stanford University
 Susanna CUMMING, University of California at Santa Barbara
 Walter KINTSCH, University of Colorado at Boulder
 George LAKOFF, University of California at Berkeley
 Dan I. SLOBIN, University of California at Berkeley
 Elizabeth TRAUGOTT, Stanford University

 Panelists
CSDL 3 will include three PANEL SESSIONS. The topics of the panel
sessions will be: Spatial Relations, Text and Historical
Change. Panelists include:
 William CROFT (University of Manchester)
 Gilles FAUCONNIER (UC San Diego)
 Charles J. FILLMORE (UC Berkeley)
 Ronald W. LANGACKER (UC San Diego)
 Lise MENN (University of Colorado)
 Elizabeth O'DOWD (St. Michael's College)
 Eve SWEETSER (UC Berkeley)
 Leonard TALMY (SUNY-Buffalo)

We look forward to welcoming you all to the beautiful University of
Colorado at Boulder campus next Memorial Day weekend (May 24-26,
1997)!

WHAT TO SUBMIT:
We invite papers which provide cognitive and functional analysis of
linguistic phenomena. Areas of inquiry include:
 Lexical and grammatical meaning
 Conversational practice
 Form and function
 Discourse Analysis
 Conceptual structure
 Meaning change and grammaticalization
 Language acquisition
 Language loss
 Language pathology
 Sentence processing

Abstracts for 20-minutes papers may be a maximum of one page.
At the top of the abstract (if by email) or on a separate page
(if on paper), please include

 title of paper
 author name(s) and affiliation(s)
 topic area (from the list above or whatever seems appropriate)
 email address
 paper mailing address

SUBMISSION DEADLINE
Abstracts must be received by January 17, 1997.

WHERE TO SUBMIT
We STRONGLY prefer email submissions; your (ascii) abstracts should be
emailed to:

 csdlcolorado.edu

Please use "Abstract" as your subject header. If you are submitting more
than one abstract, please email each separately. You will receive an email
acknowledgment for each abstract you submit.

If you prefer to use physical mail, send four copies of your abstract to:

CSDL 3 Abstracts
Department of Linguistics
University of Colorado
Boulder, CO 80309-0295 USA

Inquiries:
 For more information, please see our web site at

 URL: http://stripe.Colorado.EDU/~linguist/CSDL.html

 or contact us at:

 Email: csdlbabel.Colorado.EDU
 Phone: (303) 492-1990

Program Committee:
 Laura Michaelis (michaelispot.colorado.edu)
 Barbara Fox (bfoxspot.colorado.edu)
 Dan Jurafsky (jurafskycolorado.edu)
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Message 2: Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

Date: Sat, 05 Oct 1996 16:32:50 EDT
From: Jean-Pierre A Koenig <jpkoenigACSU.Buffalo.EDU>
Subject: Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

 CALL FOR PAPERS

 HPSG-97
 4th International Conference on
 Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar
 1997 LSA Linguistic Institute
 Cornell University

 July 18-20, 1997

The 4th International Conference on HPSG will be held at the 1997 LSA
Linguistic Institute at Cornell University on July 18-20, 1997.

Abstracts are solicited for 20-minute presentations (followed by 10
minutes of discussion) which address linguistic, foundational, or
computation issues relating to the framework of Head-Driven Phrase
Structure Grammar. There are plans for published proceedings, though
publication arrangements have not yet been finalized.

To submit, send eight (8) copies of your abstract. Abstracts should
not exceed 5 pages in length (single-spaced; minimum 12 pt font),
including all examples, diagrams, and references. Please include a
3x5 card or a title page with (i) the title of your abstract, (ii)
your name and affiliation, (iii) your address, email address, phone
and fax numbers.

Abstracts should be received at the address below by JANUARY 15,
1997. Electronic submissions are possible in either postscript or
ASCII format. Fax submissions will NOT be accepted. Address
submissions to:

 HPSG-4
 c/o Gert Webelhuth
 Department of Linguistics
 318 Dey Hall
 University of North Carolina
 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3155
 USA

 or (for electronic submission) to:

	 webelhutmindspring.com


Queries can be addressed to the above address, or via fax
or email:

 Fax: (919) 962-3708
 Email: webelhutmindspring.com
 jpkoenigacsu.buffalo.edu
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