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We're revising the payment procedures, so I can't give you
exact details about that yet.  I'm fairly certain, though,
that reports will cost ~$2.00 each, which includes postage
for all except foreign airmail.

Inquiries about the reports should be sent either to this
account (admin%cogsci.berkeley.edu@ucbvax) or to the address
below:
	Publications
	Cognitive Science Program
	Inst. of Cognitive Studies
	217 Building T-4
	University of California
	Berkeley, CA   94720


%N 1
%T An Overview of Research in the Berkeley Cognitive Science Program
%Q Wilensky, Robert with contributions from the Cognitive Science Faculty
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report
%D June 1982.

%T Categories and Cognitive Models
%A George Lakoff
%D November 1982
%N 2
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 3
%T Linguistic Competence and Folk Theories of Language:  Two English Hedges
%A Paul Kay
%D December 1982
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N No. 4
%T How Language Structures Space
%A Len Talmy
%D January 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report
%D January 1983


%N 5
%T Ideal Readers and Real Readers
%A Charles J. Fillmore
%D January 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 6
%T The `Universal Acceptance of Logic'
%A Christopher Cherniak
%D February 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 7
%T Three Properties of the Ideal Reader
%A Paul Kay
%D March 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 8
%T What is the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis?
%A Paul Kay
%A Willett Kempton
%D April 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 9
%T The Psychology of Perceptual Organization:  A Transformational Approach
%A Stephen Palmer
%D March 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 10
%T The Cognitive Model of Anger Inherent in American English
%A George Lakoff
%A Zoltan Kovecses
%D May 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 11
%T Why Current Studies of Human Capacities Can Never Be Scientific
%A Hubert Dreyfus
%D October 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 12
%T A Theory of Commonsense Knowledge
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D October 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 13
%T A Fuzzy-Set Theoretic Approach To the Compositionality of Meaning: Propositio
ns.  Dispositions and Canonical Forms
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D December 1983
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 14
%T The Child As Linguistic Icon-Maker
%A Dan I. Slobin
%D January 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 15
%T Test-Score Semantics as a Basis for a Computational Approach to the Represent
ation of Meaning
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D February 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 16
%T Syllogistic Reasoning in Fuzzy Logic and Its Application to Reasoning With Di
spositions
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D February 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 17
%T Consumer's Guide To Evidence in Phonology
%A John Ohala.
%D February 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 18
%T THERE-Constructions:  A Case Study in Grammatical Construction Theory and Pro
totype Theory
%A George Lakoff
%D January 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 19
%T Classifiers As A Reflection of Mind:  A Cognitive Model Approach to Prototype
 Theory
%A George Lakoff
%D January 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 20
%T Comprehension and Production of Locatives
%A Annette Herskovits
%D March 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 21
%T Fuzzy Sets and Commonsense Reasoning
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D March 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 22
%T The KIND OF/SORT OF Construction.
%A Paul Kay
%D March 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 23
%T The Politics of a Conversation:  Conversational Inference in Discussion
%A Jenny Cook-Gumperz
%A John J. Gumperz
%D May 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 24
%T Communicative Competence Revisited
%A John J. Gumperz
%D June 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 25
%T A Computational Theory of Dispositions
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D July 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 26
%T Cognitive Constraints on Information Flow
%A Wallace Chafe
%D July 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 27
%T A Simple View of the Dempster-Shafer Theory of Evidence
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D October 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 28
%T The Information Processing Approach to Cognition.
%A Stephen Palmer
%A Ruth Kimchi
%D November 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 29
%T Explanation in phonology:  opinions and examples
%A John J. Ohala
%D December 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 29
%T Psycholinguistic probes of native speakers' phonological knowledge
%A Manjari Ohala
%A John J. Ohala
%D December 1984
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 30
%T Lexicalization Patterns: Typologies and Universals
%A Leonard Talmy
%D January 1986
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 31
%A Dan I. Slobin
%A Aysegul Talay
%D September 1985
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 32
%T Fuzzy Sets, Usuality and Commonsense Reasoning
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D October 1985
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report

%N 33
%T A Simple View of the Demptser-Shafter Theoryof Evidence and Its Implications
For the Rule of Combination
%A L.A. Zadeh
%D November 1985
%J UCB Cognitive Science Report