19. ACL 1981: Stanford, California, USA

• Jonathan Slocum:
  A Practical Comparison of Parsing Strategies. 1-6
  
• Robert C. Berwick:
  Computational Complexity and Lexical Funtional Grammar. 7-12
  
• Karen Ryan:
  Corepresentational Grammar and Parsing English Comparatives. 13-18
  
• Jared Bernstein, Larry Nessly:
  Performance Comparison of Component Algorithms for the Phonemicization of Orthography. 19-22
  
• Lee A. Becker:
  PHONY: A Heuristic Phonological Analyzer. 23-27
  
• Norman K. Sondheimer:
  Evaluation of Natural Language Interfaces to Database Systems: a Panel Discussion. 29
  
• J. Norwood Crout:
  Artificial Intelligence Corporation. 31
  
• William C. Mann:
  Selective Planning of Interface Evaluations. 33-34
  
• S. R. Patrick:
  Field Testing the Transformational Question Answering (Tqa) System. 35-36
  
• Harry R. Tennant:
  What Makes Evaluation Hard? 37-38
  
• Bozena Henisz Thompson:
  Evaluation of Natural Language Interfaces to Data Base Systems. 39-42
  
• William C. Mann:
  Two Discourse Generators. 43-47
  
• Christian M. I. M. Matthiessen:
  A Grammar and a Lexicon for a Text-Production System. 49-55
  
• David D. McDonald:
  Language Production: the Source of the Dictionary. 57-62
  
• Rachel Reichman:
  Analogies in Spontaneous Discourse. 63-69
  
• Robin Cohen:
  Investigation of Processing Strategies for the Structural Analysis of Arguments. 71-75
  
• James F. Allen:
  What's Necessary to Hide?: Modeling Action Verbs. 77-81
  
• Robert E. Frederking:
  A Rule-based Conversation Participant. 83-87
  
• Kate Ehrlich:
  Search and Inference Strategies in Pronoun Resolution: an Experimental Study. 89-93
  
• Jane J. Robinson:
  Perspectives on Parsing Issues. 95
  
• Robert J. Bobrow, Bonnie L. Webber:
  Some Issues in Parsing and Natural Language Understanding. 97-99
  
• Ralph Grishman:
  Parsing. 101
  
• Ronald M. Kaplan:
  A View of Parsing. 103-104
  
• Christopher Riesbeck:
  Perspectives on Parsing Issues. 105-106
  
• Douglas B. Moran:
  Presupposition and Implicature in Model-Theoretic Pragmatics. 107-108
  
• Jon Barwise:
  Some Computational Aspects of Situation Semantics. 109-111
  
• David Andreoff:
  A Situation Semantics Approach to the Analysis of speech Acts'. 113-116
  
• Robert C. Moore:
  Problems in Logical Form. 117-124
  
• Martha Palmer:
  A Case for Rule-Driven Semantic Processing. 125-131
  
• Robert A. Amsler:
  A Taxonomy for English Nouns and Verbs. 133-138
  
• S. Jerrold Kaplan, Jim Davidson:
  Interpreting Natural Language Database Updates. 139-141
  
• Jaime G. Carbonell, Philip J. Hayes:
  Dynamic Strategy Selection in Flexible Parsing. 143-147
  
• Philip J. Hayes:
  A Construction-Specific approach to Focused Interaction in Flexible Parsing. 149-152
  
• Madeleine Bates, Robert Ingria:
  Controlled Transformational Sentence Generation. 153-158
  
• Gary G. Hendrix, William H. Lewis:
  Transportable Natural-Language Interfaces to Databases. 159-165
  
• Henry Thompson:
  Chart Parsing and Rule Schemata in PSG. 167-172
  

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