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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2013/newsitem/4814/13-
 14-June-2013-Second-Workshop-on-Computational-Ling
 uistics-for-Literature-CLFL-2013-Atlanta-GA-U-S-A
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SUMMARY:Second Workshop on Computational Linguisti
 cs for Literature (CLFL 2013), Atlanta  GA, U.S.A
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130613
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130614
LOCATION:Atlanta  GA, U.S.A
DESCRIPTION:The amount of literary material availa
 ble on-line keeps growing rapidly: there are machi
 ne-readable texts from libraries, collections and 
 e-book stores, as well as "live" literature such a
 s e-zines, blogs or self-published e-books. We nee
 d tools to help navigate, visualize and better app
 reciate the high volume of available literature.  
  CLFL-2013 will focus on the subject of applying s
 tate-of-the art NLP methods to literary data, and 
 consider questions such as: What characteristics o
 f literature make it special? Is it, indeed, a uni
 que type of language data? How should we adapt our
  tools to find meaning in literary text? What less
 ons from automatic processing of literature could 
 apply to other types of data?  All information sit
 s at: https://sites.google.com/site/clfl2013/  The
  Programme Committee invites submission of long an
 d short papers, describing completed or ongoing re
 search on systems, studies, theories and models wh
 ich can inform the area of computational linguisti
 cs for literature. Position papers are welcome, to
 o. Submission deadline: March 1, 2013
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n      <p>The a
 mount of literary material available on-line keeps
 \n      growing rapidly: there are machine-readabl
 e texts from\n      libraries, collections and e-b
 ook stores, as well as\n      &quot;live&quot; lit
 erature such as e-zines, blogs or\n      self-publ
 ished e-books. We need tools to help navigate,\n  
     visualize and better appreciate the high volum
 e of available\n      literature.\n      </p>\n   
    <p>CLFL-2013 will focus on the subject of apply
 ing state-of-the\n      art NLP methods to literar
 y data, and consider questions such\n      as: Wha
 t characteristics of literature make it special? I
 s it,\n      indeed, a unique type of language dat
 a? How should we adapt our\n      tools to find me
 aning in literary text? What lessons from\n      a
 utomatic processing of literature could apply to o
 ther types of\n      data?</p>\n    \n      \n    
   <p>All information sits at:\n        <a target="
 _blank" href="https://sites.google.com/site/clfl20
 13/">https://sites.google.com/site/clfl2013/</a>\n
       </p>\n    </div><div>\n      <p>The Programm
 e Committee invites submission of long and short\n
       papers, describing completed or ongoing rese
 arch on systems,\n      studies, theories and mode
 ls which can inform the area of\n      computation
 al linguistics for literature. Position papers are
 \n      welcome, too.\n        Submission deadline
 : March 1, 2013\n      </p>\n      </div>
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 14-June-2013-Second-Workshop-on-Computational-Ling
 uistics-for-Literature-CLFL-2013-Atlanta-GA-U-S-A
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