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== Courses ==
== Courses ==

Revision as of 10:38, 11 June 2012

We collect and provide links to courses and course material on LRS.

Forthcoming textbook: Formal Semantics: An Empirically-grounded Approach

Courses

Present courses

  • Summer term 2012: University Frankfurt/Main
    Manfred Sailer: Introduction to Semantics

Upcoming courses

  • Winter term 2012/13: University Frankfurt/Main
    Manfred Sailer: Introduction to Semantics

Previous courses

  • Winter term 2011/12: University Göttingen
    Manfred Sailer: An empirically grounded approach to the syntax-semantics interface.
  • Summer 2011: Linguistic Institute 2011 (Boulder)
    Gerald Penn and Frank Richter: Scope and Negation: Typological Diversity Meets Computational Semantics. 4-week course.
    Content: Negation was used to show how a system like LRS can bridge between linguistic theory and computational applications.
  • Summer 2003: ESSLLI 2003 (Vienna)
    Frank Richter and Manfred Sailer: Constraint-based Combinatorial Semantics (Introductory course).
    Content: A number of constraint-based systems of combinatorial semantics were discussed, the basics of LRS were introduced and compared to the other systems.