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SUMMARY:ACLC-ILLC Workshop
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LOCATION:Room 004, Bungehuis, Spuistraat 210, Amst
 erdam
DESCRIPTION:For both ACLC and ILLC understanding n
 atural language is `core business', but hitherto c
 ontact between the two institutes has been limited
 . Recently several areas have been identified, whe
 re we would like to profit from each other's exper
 tise. For example, the formal semanticists working
  on tense and aspect are very much interested in t
 ypology, and conversely functional linguists have 
 become interested in formal models of discourse. D
 uring the afternoon, four speakers will introduce 
 topics that might grow into areas of common resear
 ch. Participants who want to discuss other such to
 pics are most welcome to do so.   For more informa
 tion, see the DIP Colloqium page at https://www.il
 lc.uva.nl/dip/, or contact m.nilsenova at hum.uva.
 nl.
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 For both ACLC and ILLC understanding natural langu
 age is `core\n        business', but hitherto cont
 act between the two institutes has\n        been l
 imited. Recently several areas have been identifie
 d,\n        where we would like to profit from eac
 h other's expertise. For\n        example, the for
 mal semanticists working on tense and aspect\n    
     are very much interested in typology, and conv
 ersely\n        functional linguists have become i
 nterested in formal models\n        of discourse. 
  During the afternoon, four speakers will\n       
  introduce topics that might grow into areas of co
 mmon\n        research. Participants who want to d
 iscuss other such topics\n        are most welcome
  to do so.\n      </p>\n    \n      <p>For more in
 formation,  see the DIP Colloqium page at\n       
   <a target="_blank" href="https://www.illc.uva.nl
 /dip/">https://www.illc.uva.nl/dip/</a>,\n        
  or contact <a class="email">m.nilsenova <span cla
 ss="at">at</span> hum.uva.nl</a>.\n      </p>\n   
  
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