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in press (PDF) An
OWL-DL implementation of GOLD: An ontology for the Semantic Web. Linguistic
modeling of information and markup languages: Contributions to language
technology, ed. by Andreas Witt & Dieter Metzing.
Dordrecht:
Springer (Scott Farrar, coauthor)
2006 (PDF) Disjunctive
numerals of estimation. Style 40.46-55
2005 (PDF) Jerrold J. Katz
(1932-2002). Encyclopedia
of Language and Linguistics, 2nd ed., ed. by Keith Brown. Oxford: Elsevier.
2004 (PDF) The
semantics of markup: Mapping legacy markup schemas to a common semantics. Proceedings of the 4th workshop on NLP
and XML (NLPXML-2004), ed. by Graham Wilcock,
Nancy Ide and Laurent Romary,
25-32. Association for Computational Linguistics (Gary Simons, William D.
Lewis, Scott Farrar, Brian Fitzsimons and Hector Gonzalez, coauthors)
2003 (PDF) Merge. Formal Approaches to Function in
Grammar: In Honor of Eloise Jelinek, ed. by
Andrew Carnie, Mary Willie and Heidi Harley, 307-318. Amsterdam: John Benjamins
2003 (PDF) A linguistic
ontology for the semantic web. GLOT
International 7(3).97-100 (Scott Farrar, coauthor)
2003 (PDF) Finite-state
languages. Oxford
International Encyclopedia of Linguistics, 2nd ed., ed. by
William J. Frawley, 3:26-28. Oxford:
Oxford
University Press
2003 (PDF) The
logic of reflexivity and reciprocity. Anaphora: A Guidebook, ed. by Andrew Barss,
237-263. Oxford:
Blackwell Publishing (Joël Magloire,
coauthor)
2002 Sequence
structure. The Legacy of Zellig
Harris: Language and Information into the 21st Century, vol. 2: Computability
of Language and Computer Applications, ed. by Bruce Nevin
and Stephen M. Johnson, 61-75. Amsterdam:
John Benjamins
2002 (PDF) An ontology for linguistic annotation. Semantic Web Meets Language Resources:
Papers from the AAAI Workshop (Technical Report WS-02-16), 11-19. Menlo Park, CA:
AAAI Press (Scott Farrar and William D. Lewis,
coauthors)
2002 (PDF) Bridging
the markup gap: Smart search engines for language researchers. Proceedings of the Workshop on
Resources and Tools for Field Linguistics. Las Palmas,
Canary Islands. (Scott
Farrar and William D. Lewis, coauthors)
2001
(PDF) Building a
knowledge base of morphosyntactic terminology. Proceedings
of the IRCS Workshop on Linguistic Databases, 150-156. Philadelphia:
Institute for Research in Cognitive Science, University of Pennsylvania
(William D. Lewis and Scott Farrar, coauthors)
1998 (PDF) Limitations
on embedding in coordinate structures. Journal
of Psycholinguistic Research
27.235-259.
1998 (PDF) Linguistic
theory. The Blackwell Companion to Cognitive
Science, ed. by William Bechtel and George Graham, 235-244. Oxford, UK:
Blackwell
1998 (PDF) Bloomfield. The MIT Encyclopedia of Cognitive
Science, ed. by Robert A. Wilson and Frank C. Keil,
90-91. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
1997 Foreword;
Afterword. Optimality Theory: An Overview, ed. by Diana B. Archangeli and D. Terence Langendoen, viii-xii; 200-215. Oxford, UK:
Blackwell (Diana B. Archangeli, coauthor)
1996 (PDF English
version) Sobre las llamadas
cláusulas relativas en yaqui. Tercer Encuentro de Lingüística en el Noroeste, ed. by Zarina
Estrada Fernández, Max Figueroa Esteva,
and Gerardo López Cruz, 443-464. Hermosillo, MX: Editorial Unison (with Constantino Martínez Fabian)
1995 (HTML) A rationale
for the Text Encoding Initiative recommendations for feature-structure markup. Computers and the Humanities 29.191-205 (Gary F. Simons, coauthor).
Reprinted in The Text Encoding Initiative: Background and Context, ed.
by Nancy Ide and Jean Veronis,
191-210. Dordrecht:
Kluwer
1994 Linking,
segmentation, and alignment; Simple analytic mechanisms; Feature structures;
Graphs, networks, and trees. Guidelines for Electronic Text Encoding and
Interchange, ed. by Michael Sperberg-McQueen
and Lou Burnard. Chicago and Oxford: Text Encoding
Initiative of the Association for Computers and the Humanities, the Association
for Computational Linguistics, and the Association for Literary and
Linguistic Computing, 393-454, 455-474, 475-520, 605-624 (with Steven De
Rose, for Linking, segmentation, and alignment; and Gary F. Simons, for
Feature structures)
1993 TWINCLE: The WINdowing Computational Linguistics Environment. Proceedings
of the Sixth International Conference on Symbolic and Logical Computing,
ed. by Eric Johnson, pp. 193-208. Madison, SD: Dakota
State University
(Clinton Jeffery and Jon Lipp, coauthors)
1992 Symmetric
relations. The Joy of Grammar: A Festschrift in Honor of James D. McCawley, ed. by Diane Brentari,
Gary Larson and Lynn MacLeod, 199-212. Amsterdam:
John Benjamins
1992 An environment
for supporting experimental computational linguistics research. Final
Report of Twelve Research Projects Funded by US West Foundation, ed. by
Thaddeus Regulinski, 304-339. Tucson:
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Arizona
1992 Linguistics. The
College Board Guide to 150 Popular College Majors, 264-265. New York: The College
Board
1991 Finite state
languages and grammars. Oxford
International Encyclopedia of Linguistics 2, ed. by William Bright,
12-14. Oxford: Oxford University
Press
1990 Views on
grammatical voice from and for the '90s. WECOL 89 (Proceedings of
the Western Conference on Linguistics 2), ed. by Vida Samiian,
189-199. Fresno: California
State University at Fresno
1990 A new method
of representing constituent structures. The Uses of Linguistics (Annals
of the New York
Academy of Sciences
583), ed. by Edward Bendix, 143-160. New York: New
York Academy
of Sciences (Yedidyah Langsam,
coauthor)
1989
Preposition-phrase attachment in noun phrases. Journal of Psycholinguistic
Research 18.533-548 (Dana McDaniel and Yedidyah
Langsam, coauthors)
1988 The status of
undergraduate education in linguistics in the United
States and Canada. Report of the
Linguistics in the Undergraduate Curriculum project, 61 pp. Washington: Linguistic
Society of America
1987 On the
phrasing of coordinate compound structures. A Festschrift for Ilse Lehiste (Ohio State
University Working Papers in
Linguistics 35), ed. by Brian Joseph and Arnold Zwicky,
186-196. Columbus: Ohio State
University
1987 On the design
of finite-state transducers for parsing phrase-structure languages. Mathematics
of Language, ed. by Alexis Manaster-Ramer,
191-236. Amsterdam:
John Benjamins (Yedidyah Langsam, coauthor)
1985 Sets and
sentences. The Philosophy of Linguistics, ed. by Jerrold J. Katz,
225-248. Oxford: Oxford University Press (Paul M. Postal,
coauthor)
1985 Topic
structures in Chinese. Language 61.1-27 (Xu Liejiong, coauthor)
1984 Generative generative phonology. Language and Cognition: Essays
in Honor of Arthur J. Bronstein, ed. by Lawrence J. Raphael et al., 107-123. New York: Plenum
1984 Word
processing in freshman composition: One teacher's experience. Microcomputers
and Basic Skills in College, ed. by Geoffrey Akst,
30-31. New York:
Instructional Resource Center of the City University of New York
1984 The
representation of constituent structures for finite-state parsing. Proceedings
of COLING 10, ed. by Donald Walker, 21-24. Menlo Park, CA:
Association for Computational Linguistics (Yedidyah
Langsam, coauthor)
1984 English and
the class of context-free languages; Comments on Pullum's
criticisms. Computational Linguistics 10.177-181; 187-188 (Paul M.
Postal, coauthor)
1982 On a class of
not ungrammatical constructions. Journal of Linguistics 18.107-112
1982 The
interpretation of predicate reflexive and reciprocal expressions in English. Proceedings
of NELS 12, ed. by James Pustejovsky and Peter
Sells, 163-173. Amherst: Graduate Linguistic
Association of the University
of Massachusetts (Edwin
L. Battistella, coauthor)
1982 The
grammatical analysis of texts. Text Processing: Proceedings of Nobel
Symposium 51, ed. by Sture Allén,
161-205. Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell (including discussion by Christopher Habel, Hans-Jakob Schneider and
Östen Dahl, and reply by author)
1981 The generative
capacity of word-formation components. Linguistic Inquiry 12.320-322
1979 On the
assignment of constituent structures to the sentences generated by a
transformational grammar. CUNYForum 8.1-32
1979 The role of
grammar in the use of language. Psycholinguistic Research: Applications
and Implications, ed. by Doris Aaronson and Robert W. The Behavioral and Brain Sciences 2.158-159
1979 Speculative
Grammarian Link On revising and extending wh-movement.
Lingua Pranca, ed. by Thomas Ernst and Evan
Smith, 34-37. Bloomington: Indiana University Linguistics Club (under
the pseudonym of D. Terence Nuclear)
1978 The logic of
reciprocity. Linguistic Inquiry 9.177-197
1977 Presupposition
stranding in English: A problem and a mystery. CLS book of squibs, ed.
by S. Fox, et al., 64-65. Chicago: Chicago Linguistic
Society (Geoffrey K. Pullum, coauthor)
1977 On the
inadequacy of type-3 and type-2 grammars for human languages. Studies in
Descriptive and Historical Linguistics: Festschrift for Winfred Lehmann,
ed. by Paul Hopper, 159-172. Amsterdam: John Benjamins
1977 Freedom of
speech in America:
How free? CUNYForum 2.39-71
English accentuation. Studies in the Sound Pattern of English, ed. by
Geoffrey K. Pullum and Didier Goyvaerts,
205-218. Ghent, Belgium: Studia-Scientia
1976 Pragmatics and
presupposition. Language 52.1-17 (Jerrold J. Katz, coauthor; Reprinted
in Pragmatics: Critical concepts, vol. 4, ed. by Asa
Kasher, 47-68. London: Routledge,
1998)
1976 On the weak
generative capacity of infinite grammars. CUNYForum
1.13-24
1976 A case of
apparent ungrammaticality. An Integrated Theory of Linguistic Ability,
ed. by Thomas G. Bever, Jerrold J. Katz and D.
Terence Langendoen, 183-193. New
York: T. Y. Crowell
1975 Finite-state
parsing of phrase-structure languages and the status of readjustment rules in
grammar. Linguistic Inquiry 6.533-554
1975 Acceptable
conclusions from unacceptable ambiguity. Testing Linguistic Hypotheses,
ed. by David Cohen and Jessica R. Wirth, 111-127. Washington, DC:
Hemisphere Press
1975 The relation
of competence to performance. Developmental Psycholinguistics and
Communication Disorders, ed. by Doris Aaronson and Robert W. Rieber, 197-201. New York:
New York Academy of Sciences
1974 Speak and
talk: A vindication of syntactic deep structure. On Language, Culture and
Religion: Festschrift for Eugene A. Nida, ed.
by M. Black and William A. Smalley, 237-240. The Hague: Mouton
1973 Can a not
unhappy person be called a not sad one? A
Festschrift for Morris Halle, ed. by Stephen R. Anderson and Paul Kiparsky, 392-409. New
York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston (Thomas G. Bever, coauthor)
1973 The problem of
grammatical relations in surface structure. GURT 1973: Language and
International Studies, ed. by Kurt Jankowsky,
27-37. Washington, DC:
Georgetown
University Press, 1973
1973 The problem of
linguistic theory in relation to language behavior: A tribute and reply to
Paul Goodman. Daedalus, summer, 195-201
1973 Dative
questions: A study of the relation of acceptability to grammaticality of an
English sentence type. Cognition 2.451-478 (Nancy Kalish
and John Dore, coauthors)
1972 The
interaction of speech perception and grammatical structure in the evolution
of language. Linguistic Change and Generative Theory, ed. by Robert P.
Stockwell and Ronald K. S. Macaulay, 32-95. Bloomington: Indiana
University Press (Thomas G. Bever, coauthor)
1972 When optional
copula deletion isn't. Linguistic Inquiry 3.539
1971 The projection
problem for presuppositions. Studies in Linguistic Semantics, ed. by
Charles J. Fillmore and D. Terence Langendoen, 55-62. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston
(Harris B. Savin, coauthor)
1971 Presupposition
and assertion in the semantic analysis of nouns and verbs in English. Semantics:
An Interdisciplinary Reader in Philosophy, Linguistics, and Psychology,
ed. by Danny D. Steinberg and Leon A. Jakobovits,
341-344. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press
1971 Linguistic
practices of the Federal Trade Commission. The Linguistic Reporter
13.2.1-6
1971 A dynamic
model of the evolution of language. Linguistic Inquiry 2.433-463
(Thomas G. Bever, coauthor)
1970 The use of
expletive 'it' in construction with expressions of place and time. Actes du Dixième Congrès Internationale des Linguistes 2, 911-918. Bucharest: Éditions
de l'Académie de la République
Socialiste de Roumanie
1970 The 'can't
seem to' construction. Linguistic Inquiry 1.25-35
1970 The
accessibility of deep structure. Readings in English Transformational mar,
ed. by Roderick A. Jacobs and Peter S. Rosenbaum, 99-104. Waltham, MA:
Ginn and Company
1967 Mundari verb
conjugation. Linguistics 32.39-57
1967 The copula in
Mundari. The Verb 'Be' and Its Synonyms 1, ed. by John W. M. Verhaar, 75-100. Dordrecht:
D. Reidel
1966 The syntax of
the English expletive 'it'. Monograph Series on Language and Linguistics
19, ed. by Francis P. Dinneen, 207-216. Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press
1966 A restriction on Grassmann's Law
in Greek. Language 42.7-9
1966 A note on the
linguistic theory of M. Terentius Varro.
Foundations of Language 2.33-36
1964 Modern
British Linguistics: A Study of its Theoretical and Substantive Contributions.
Ph.D. dissertation, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
1963 The e/o ablaut
in Greek. Quarterly Progress Report of the MIT Research Laboratory of
Electronics 69.202-203
1963 The
reciprocating cycle of the Indo-European e/o ablaut (Thomas G. Bever, coauthor). Quarterly Progress Report of the MIT
Research Laboratory of Electronics 69.207-211
1961 Structural
Descriptions for Sentences Generated by a Non-Self-Embedding Constituent
Structure Grammar. S.B. Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Jan 2008 (PDF) Steps
toward global interoperability for language resources. Keynote
presentation, First international conference on global interoperability for
language resources, City University of Hong Kong
Dec 2007 Elementary
logic of features. Invited
colloquium, Department of Linguistics, University
of Surrey, Guildford, UK
Nov 2007 Opportunities for massive
extensions of linguistic annotation research and applications. Invited talk,
Unified linguistic annotation workshop, University
of Bergen, Norway
May 2007 (PDF) Finite-state linguistic structure building.
Invited talk, Maryland Mayfest,
Department of Linguistics, University
of Maryland, College Park
Apr 2007 Just how
big are natural languages? Recursion
in human languages conference, Illinois
State University,
Normal PAPER
Jun 2006 (PDF) An e-infrastructure for language
documentation on the Web. Second international conference on
e-social science, Manchester UK (with Gary F. Simons, William
D. Lewis and Scott Farrar)
Jun 2006 Linguistics in the internet age: Tools and
fair use. E-MELD workshop on digital language documentation: Tools and
standards, Michigan
State University
(with William D. Lewis and Scott Farrar) PAPER
Apr 2006 (PDF) Modals and quasimodals.
Invited colloquium, Department of Linguistics, University of Washington
Jan 2006 (PDF) The nature of linguistic structure
building. National Science Foundation, Arlington VA
Jul 2005
(HTML) The
GOLD effort so far. E-MELD workshop on morphosyntactic annotation and
terminology: Linguistic ontologies and data categories for language
resources, Harvard
University (with Brian
Fitzsimons and Emily Kidder)
Mar 2005 Prefer
breadth to depth in the analysis of grammatical recursion. Invited talk, 18th
Annual CUNY conference on human sentence processing, University of Arizona
Nov 2004
(PDF English version) Los
paradigmas nominales de yaqui y la teoria de la estructura paradigmática. VIII Encuentro de lingüística en el noroeste, Universidad de Sonora, Hermosillo, Sonora
(con Constantino Martínez
Fabian)
Jul 2004 The
semantics of markup: Mapping legacy markup schemas to a common semantics. 4th
Workshop on NLP and XML (NLPXML-2004), Association for Computational
Linguistics, Barcelona (with Gary Simons, Scott Farrar, William D. Lewis,
Brian Fitzsimons and Hector Gonzalez) PAPER
Jul 2004 (HTML) A model for
interoperability: XML documents as a distributed database. E-MELD workshop on databases for field
linguistics, Wayne State University (with Ruby Basham, Scott Farrar, Brian
Fitzsimons, Alexis Lanham, William D. Lewis and Gary F. Simons)
Jul 2004 The GOLD ontology. E-MELD workshop
on databases for field linguistics, Wayne State University (with Shauna
Eggers and William D. Lewis)
May 2004 Getting NSF funding and the NSF
decision process. SBSRI Summer Grant Proposal Development Workshop,
University of Arizona
Mar 2004
Representation of grammatical knowledge. Cognitive Science Seminar, California State
University, Fresno
Jan 2004 A semantic
web for linguistics. Conference on Modelling
Linguistic Information Resources, Center for Interdisciplinary Research, University of Bielefeld, Germany (with Scott Farrar)
Jan 2004
Comparability of language data and analysis: Using an ontology for
linguistics. Symposium on Endangered Data vs. Enduring Practice, Linguistic
Society of America annual
meeting, Boston
(with Scott Farrar)
Jan 2004 Terascale linguistics: Infrastructure for research
communities. Terascale Townhall
Meeting, Linguistic Society of America annual meeting, Boston
Oct 2003 Coordinate
grammar. Colloquium, Department of Linguistics, California
State University,
Fresno
Jul 2003 (HTML) Markup and the GOLD
ontology. E-MELD workshop on Digitizing and Annotating Texts and Field Recordings,
Michigan State University, East Lansing (with Scott Farrar)
Mar 2003 GOLD: A
general ontology for linguistic descriptions (with Scott Farrar). Cognitive Science
Brown Bag
colloquium University
of Arizona
Oct 2002 (HTML) Modality
and quasimodality in English. Colloquium,
Department of Linguistics, University
of Leiden, The Netherlands
Sep 2002 GOLD: A
general ontology for linguistic descriptions. Invited talk, Max Planck
Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, The
Netherlands
Aug 2002 Sharing
and browsing linguistic data. E-MELD workshop on digitizing lexical
information, Eastern
Michigan University
(with Scott Farrar)
Aug 2002 An
ontology for linguistic annotation. E-MELD workshop on digitizing lexical
information, Eastern
Michigan University
(with Scott Farrar and William D. Lewis) PAPER
Aug 2002 An
ontology for linguistic annotation. Workshop on The Semantic Web meets
language resources, Annual meeting of the American Association for Artificial
Intelligence, Edmonton (with Scott Farrar and William D. Lewis) PAPER
May 2002 Bridging
the markup gap: Smart search engines for language researchers. Workshop on Resources and Tools for Field
Linguistics, Language Resources Evaluation Conference (LREC 3), Las Palmas (with Scott Farrar and William D. Lewis) PAPER
Mar 2002 A common
ontology for linguistic concepts. Knowledge Technology Conference, Seattle
(with Scott Farrar and Will Lewis, presented by Scott Farrar)
Dec 2001 Building a
knowledge base of morphosyntactic terminology. Workshop on linguistic
databases, Institute for Research in Cognitive Science, University of Pennsylvania
(with Scott Farrar and William D. Lewis) PAPER
Jun 2001 Linguistic
markup. LINGUIST List Language Digitization Workshop, Santa Barbara
Oct 2000
Bidirectional constraints for sound-meaning pairings. SLAT Colloquium,
University of Arizona
Aug 2000 When do we
get any?, Keynote speaker, Workshop on Optimal Interpretations of
Words and Constituents, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
Mar 2000 JaCLE: The Java Computational Linguistics Environment, 13th
annual CUNY Conference on Sentence Processing, University of California, San
Diego (poster, with William Lewis and Duffy Gillman)
Jan 1999
Constraints on subordination, Presidential address, 75th Annual
Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Los Angeles
Sep 1998 Human
reasoning and natural selection, Cognitive Science brown bag, University of
Arizona
May 1998 Human
reasoning and natural selection, Public lecture, City University of Hong Kong
May 1998 Plurals
and predicates, Colloquium presentations at the Department of Chinese,
Translation and Linguistics, City University of Hong Kong; and Institute of
Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Guangdong Foreign Studies University,
Guangzhou, China
May 1998
Limitations on embedding in coordinate structures, Colloquium presentation at
Zhongshan University, Guangzhou, China
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