IBM Symposium: Natural Language and Logic, 1989

Rudi Studer (Ed.): Natural Language and Logic, International Symposium, Hamburg, Germany, May 9-11, 1989, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 459 Springer 1990, ISBN 3-540-53082-7

Arendse Bernth:
Treatment of Anaphoric Problems In Referentially Opaque Contexts. 1-25
Toni Bollinger, Karl-Hans Bläsius, Ulrich Hedtstück:
Knowledge Processing in the LILOG Project: From the first to the second Prototype. 26-49
Peter Bosch:
Indexicality and Representation. 50-61
Östen Dahl:
Contextualization and De-Contextualization. 62-69
Jens Erik Fenstad, Jan Tore Lønning:
Computational Semantics: Steps towards "Intelligent" Text Processing. 70-93
Christopher Habel:
Propositional and Depictorial Representations of Spatial Knowledge: The Case of Path-Concepts. 94-117
Michael C. McCord:
Slot Grammar: A System for Simpler Construction of Practical Natural Language Grammars. 118-145
Manfred Pinkal:
On the Logical Structure of Comparatives. 146-167
Udo Pletat:
Aspects of Consistency of Sophisticated Knowledge Representation Languages. 168-190
Christian Rohrer:
Unification Based Machine Translation. 191-205
Peter H. Schmitt:
Perspectives in Multi-Valued Logic. 206-220
Wolfgang Schönfeld:
Properties and Actions. 221-232
Mark E. Stickel:
Rationale and Methods for Abductice Reasoning in Natural-Language Interpretation. 233-252

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