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		The FOURTH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
			       on
  NATURAL LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING and LOGIC PROGRAMMING (NLULP4)
				
		 September 29 -- October 1, 1993
		  New Public Hall, Nara, Japan

Following   up on   the   themes  of the    previous  workshops in
Rennes(1984), Vancouver(1987) and  Stockholm(1991),  The themes of
the   Fourth     International   Workshop  on    Natural  Language
Understanding and  Logic Programming  (NLULP4) are the fundamental
issues in logic programming that  have an impact on NL processing.
Authors are invited to submit unpublished original papers.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

- Logic Grammars
- Logic Grammars relationship to Logic Programming
- Implementation Issues of Logic Grammars
- Constraint Logic Programming in NL Processing
- Knowledge Representation for NL Understanding
- Discourse Representation Languages and Logic Programming
- Logic Programming for Speech Processing
- Logic Programming for Semantics of Natural Language
- And-Parallelism, Or-Parallelism in NL Understanding.
- Applications of Logic Programming Languages in NL
- Logic Programming for NL Generation

One session will be devoted to  presentations with a demonstration
of  NL systems using logic  programming.   Papers intended in this
categories should  specify   clearly   that the paper   is  for  a
presentation  with  a  demonstraton.  The demonstration should  be
done either on a workstation or on video.

Papers should not exceed 5000 words and must be written in English
on A4 size or letter size papers.  The first page must include the
title, authors' name, surface and email addresses, and an abstract
of less than 200 words.  Five copies should be submitted to:

	Yuji Matsumoto, NLULP4
	School of Information Science
	Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Nara
	8916-5 Takayama-cho, Ikoma-shi, Nara, 630-01 Japan

Important dates:	Receipt of papers:	April 27, 1993
			Notification:		June  30, 1993
			Revised papers due:	August 15,1993
			Advance registration:	July  31, 1993

The workshop cost will be 20,000 yen (10,000yen for students) covering
the reception, tea-time refreshments and the documents.

For further information:

	email: nlulp4@pine.kuee.kyoto-u.ac.jp
	phone: +81-7437-2-5240 (Yuji Matsumoto)
	  fax: +81-7437-2-5219 (Yuji Matsumoto)

Programme Committee:

Hozumi Tanaka, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan (co-chair)
Yuji Matsumoto, AIST, Nara, Japan (co-chair)
Harvey Abramson, Tokyo University, Japan
Carl Brown, SICS, Sweden
Veronica Dahl, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Sandiway Fong, NEC Research, USA
Mark Johnson, Brown University, USA
Martin Kay, Xerox PARC, USA
Gregers Koch, DIKU, Denmark
Michael McCord, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, USA
Fred Popowich, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Manny Rayner, SRI Cambridge, UK
Patrick Saint-Dizier, U. Paul Sabatier, France
Ryoichi Sugimura, Matsushita, Japan

Publication of Selected Papers:

Selected   papers   will  be	published  in  a book  following the
workshop.  Authors of selected papers will have the opportunity to
add more material and to revise the papers  in view of suggestions
arising from the workshop.