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PLEASE POST! PLEASE POST! PLEASE POST! PLEASE POST! PLEASE POST! Call for Papers and Registration for the Fifth International Conference on The COGNITIVE SCIENCE of NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING Dublin City University, 2-4 September 1996 Theme: Ambiguity One of the major problems for NLP and Speech Systems is the identification and processing of ambiguous input. Original papers dealing with cognitive aspects of ambiguity in NLP and Speech Systems are invited. Papers dealing with other areas of Cognitive Science and Natural Language Processing will also be considered, but preference will be given to papers addressing the theme of the conference. Both oral and poster sessions are planned. All papers will be published in the conference proceedings. See below for details of submission. Invited Speakers: The following speakers have agreed to give keynote talks: Sylviane Cardey, Universit/e de Franche-Comt/e, France Alex Monaghan, National Centre for Language Technology, Ireland This is a small conference, limited to about 40 delegates. We aim to keep things relatively informal, and to promote discussion and debate. All official activities will take place on the campus of Dublin City University, three miles North of the city centre and five miles from the airport. Submission of papers: One-page abstracts should be submitted to the address below, to arrive not later than the 7th of June: email abstracts are preferred. Acceptance will be notified by the 5th of July. Hard-copy final papers (8 pages approx.) should arrive in Dublin by the 16th of August. Papers should be in English, clearly printed, with full references. There is no particular format. Registration and Accommodation: The registration fee will be IR#60, and will include proceedings, lunches and one evening meal. Accommodation can be reserved in the campus residences at DCU . A single room is around IR#20 per night, including continental breakfast. Accommodation will be "First come, first served": there is a heavy demand for campus rooms in the summer. There are also several hotels and B&B establishments nearby: addresses will be provided on request. Abstracts and registration requests should be addressed to Alex Monaghan at the following addresses: Email - alexMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecompapp.dcu.ie (internet) CSNLP Alex Monaghan School of Computer Applications Dublin City University Dublin 9 Ireland Deadlines: 7th June --- Abstracts to arrive in Dublin 5th July --- Notification of acceptance 16th August --- Hard-copy final papers to arrive in Dublin 23rd August --- Final date for registration, accommodation, meals etc.
CALL FOR PAPERS 1996 Girona International Summer School in Linguistics Workshop Girona, July 20, 1996 As in previous sessions of the Girona International Summer School in Linguistics, a Workshop will take place in connection with the 1996 GISSL. The Workshop will consist of 20-minute talks plus discussion. We request papers dealing with any issue relating to natural languages and linguistic theory. A copy of an anonymous two-page abstract describing the contents of the paper should be sent by May 31, 1996 to the GISSL Secretariat at the address below, or via e-mail to ilft5Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecc.uab.es: GISSL Secretariat c/o Blanca Palmada Universitat de Girona Departament de Filologia i Filosofia Pl. Ferrater Mora, 1 17071 Girona Catalonia (Spain) Indication of name, address. phone, e-mail, and affiliation must be included in the abstract. For any questions regading the 1996 GISSL Workshop, please contact ilft5
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SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS Third Workshop on the Syntax of Central Romance Languages Universitat de Girona Girona, November 15th-16th, 1996 The First Workshop on the Syntax of The Central Romance Languages was held in Geneva in July 1990 and the second one in Barcelona in May 1993. The First Workshop was an important forum for researchers working on the syntax of those Romance languages and dialects that have not traditionally occupied a central position in the Romance linguistic literature. The syntactic phenomena displayed by these varieties are of great theoretical relevance, but they are not as easily available to linguists as data from other better-known Romance languages. The second edition also focused on some aspects of morphology. The Workshop included papers on Catalan, Franco- Provencal, Galician, Genoese, Italian, Ligurian, Occitan, Padovan, Sardinian, Spanish, Trentino, Veneto and Walloon, The Third Workshop will continue the line initiated in Geneva and followed in Barcelona. We request papers on syntactic aspects of any Romance languages and dialects that have so far received little attention in the linguistic literature. We are also interested in papers on the interfaces between syntax and other components of grammar (morphology, phonology, semantics, etc.). Preference will be given to contributions focusing on poorly-described varieties, describing new data or phenomena, or having a significant comparative slant. Invited Speaker Ignacio Bosque (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) Six hard copies of an anonymous abstract describing the contents of the paper (two pages maximum including references) should be sent plus a camera ready original containing author's name, address, affiliaton and e-mail address to the WSCRL program committee by June 15th 1996. For further information contact the organising commitee: Francesc Roca, Olga Fullana and Joan Rafel. Dept. de Filologia i Filosofia Universitat de Girona Pl. Ferrater Mora, 1 E-17071 Girona Spain Tel.: +34-72-418106 Fax.: +34-72-418978 e-mail: rocaMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueskywalker.udg.es fullana
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