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 --6-June-2019-The-pholological-conundrum-represent
 ation-of-language-Jerusalem-Israel
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SUMMARY:"The pholological conundrum": representati
 on of language, Jerusalem, Israel
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190605
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190606
LOCATION:Jerusalem, Israel
DESCRIPTION:The Edelstein Center and the Bergmann 
 Center at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem are h
 appy to announce a workshop on aspects of language
  representation. The workshop concerns approaches 
 to the representation of linguistic expressions an
 d their implications on issues in logic, semantics
  and computability theory.  Participants include: 
 Nachum Dershowitz (Tel Aviv University), Michael G
 oldboim (Tel Aviv University), Balthasar Grabmayr 
 (HU Berlin), David Kashtan (Hebrew University of J
 erusalem), Carlo Nicolai (King's College London), 
 Paula Quinon (Lund University), Gil Sagi (Haifa Un
 iversity) and Stewart Shapiro (Ohio State).  The w
 orkshop will include a small session of contribute
 d talks. Authors are invited to send abstracts not
  exceeding 500 words. The abstracts should be prep
 ared for blind-review; in particular, the author's
  name, affiliation and contact details should be s
 pecified separately in the email. Authors of the a
 ccepted papers will have 40 minutes to present the
 ir work, including discussion,
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>The Edels
 tein Center and the Bergmann Center at the Hebrew 
 University of Jerusalem are happy to announce a wo
 rkshop on aspects of language representation. The 
 workshop concerns approaches to the representation
  of linguistic expressions and their implications 
 on issues in logic, semantics and computability th
 eory.</p>\n\n  <p>Participants include: Nachum Der
 showitz (Tel Aviv University), Michael Goldboim (T
 el Aviv University), Balthasar Grabmayr (HU Berlin
 ), David Kashtan (Hebrew University of Jerusalem),
  Carlo Nicolai (King's College London), Paula Quin
 on (Lund University), Gil Sagi (Haifa University) 
 and Stewart Shapiro (Ohio State).</p>\n</div><div>
 \n  <p>The workshop will include a small session o
 f contributed talks. Authors are invited to send a
 bstracts not exceeding 500 words. The abstracts sh
 ould be prepared for blind-review; in particular, 
 the author's name, affiliation and contact details
  should be specified separately in the email. Auth
 ors of the accepted papers will have 40 minutes to
  present their work, including discussion,</p>\n</
 div>
URL:https://sites.google.com/site/thephonologicalc
 onundrum/
CONTACT:phonologicalconundrum2019 at gmail.com
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