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From: wahlster@cs.uni-sb.de (Wolfgang Wahlster)
To: mod-ki@unido.informatik.uni-dortmund.de
Date: Sun, 23 Sep 90 15:18:07 +0200
Subject: <mod-ki 0551> Summer School in Comput.Ling., Prag 1991 (call)
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mod-ki message 0551            COPYRIGHT 1990 Hans-Werner Hein, Dortmund
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SUMMER SCHOOL IN COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS
FORMAL AND COMPUTATIONAL MODELS OF MEANING

The 1991 Summer School in Computational Linguistics is organized by  the
Faculty of Mathematics  and  Physics,  Charles  University  in  a  close
collaboration with the  re-established  Department  of  Theoretical  and
Computational  Linguistics  at  the  Faculty  of   Philosophy,   Charles
University, Prague (Head: Petr Sgall). The  main  focus  of  the  School
is the interdisciplinary domain of formal  and  computaional  models  of
meaning. The programme will be organized in four  2-hour  nonoverlapping
blocks per day, workshop and guest lectures.

Fees: for industrial participants    900 USD
      for academic community         700 USD

The fees cover the costs of all courses, a welcome party, a guided  tour
of Prague, accomodation in  double  rooms  in  the  University  students
hostel for the whole period of the School (13 nights) and  3  meals  per
day in the students canteen (12 days). The organizers  cannot  take  the
responsibility for hotel accomodation.

Pre-registration
To make a pre-registration, please fill in the attached form. Only those
who send in the pre-registration form will receive the final information
and registration forms.

The deadline for pre-registration: NOVEMBER 30, 1990

For further details contact:
Dr. Eva Hajiccova
MFF UK - Linguistics
Malostranske n. 25
CS-118 00 Prague 1        phone: 0042-2-53 21 36

COURSES
The types of lexical information for a dictionary in an integrated
linguistic description
Jurij D. Apresjan, Academy of Sciences, Moscow, USSR

Computational lexicography
B.T.S. Atkins, Oxford University Press, UK
 
Meaning and understanding in MT
Christian Boitet, G.E.T.A., Grenoble, France
 
Computational semantics
Jens Erik Fenstad, University of Oslo, Norway
 
Semantic interpretation and construction grammar
Charles J. Fillmore, University of California, Berkeley, USA

A functional approach to the meaning of the sentence and to
intersentential links
Eva Hajicova and Petr Sgall, Charles University, Prague, Czechoslovakia
 
Contextual influences on meaning
Martha E. Pollack, SRI International, USA
 
New developments in grammar formalisms
Hans Uszkoreit, University of Saarbruecken, FRG
 
Discourse and user models
Wolfgang Wahlster, University of Saarbruecken, FRG
 
Intensional semantics
Mats Rooth, USA
 
Computational Lexical Semantics
James Pustejovsky, USA
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