17. ACL 1980: Philadephia, Pennsylvania, USA

• Annette Herskovits:
  On the Spatial Uses of Prepositions.
  
• David L. Waltz:
  Understanding Scene Descriptions as Event Simulations.
  
• Sharon C. Salveter:
  On the Existence of Primitive Meaning Units.
  
• Jaime G. Carbonell:
  Metapher - A Key to Extensible Semantic Analysis.
  
• Jon M. Slack:
  Metaphor Comprehension - A Special Mode of Language Processing?
  
• Barbara J. Grosz:
  Interactive Discourse: Influence of Problem Context.
  
• Wallace L. Chafe:
  Should Computers Write Spoken Language?
  
• Philip R. Cohen:
  Signalling the Interpretation of Indicrect Speech Acts.
  
• Aravind K. Joshi:
  PaRasession on Topics in Interactive Discourse Influence of the Problem Context.
  
• Charlotte Linde, Joseph A. Goguen:
  On the Independence of Discourse Structure and Semantic Domain.
  
• Deborah Tannen:
  The Parameters of Conversational Style.
  
• Aravind K. Joshi, Leon S. Levy:
  Phrase Structure Trees Bear More Fruit than You Would Have Thought.
  
• Kurt Konolige:
  Capturing Linguistic Generalizations with Metarules in an Annotated Phrase-Structure Grammar.
  
• Robert C. Berwick:
  Computational Analogues of Constraints on Grammars: A Model of Syntactic Acquisition MIT Artificial Intelligence.
  
• David D. McDonald:
  A Linear-Time Model of Language Production: Some Psychological Implications.
  
• Douglas E. Appelt:
  Problem Solving Applied to Language Generation.
  
• Jerry R. Hobbs:
  Interactive Discourse: Influence of the Social Context.
  
• John Carey:
  Paralanguage in Computer Mediated Communication.
  
• Philip J. Hayes:
  Expanding the Horizons of Natural Language Interfaces.
  
• Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Kenneth Johnson, Ann Marie Rabke:
  The Process of Communication in Face to Face Vs. Computerized Conferences. A Controlled Experiment Using Bales Interaction Process Analysis.
  
• Emanuel A. Schegloff:
  What Type of Interaction Is It to Be.
  
• John C. Thomas:
  The Compupter as an Active Communication Medium.
  
• Eleanor Wynn:
  What Discourse Features Aren't Needed in On-Line Dialogue?
  
• William A. Martin:
  Parsing.
  
• Ralph M. Weischedel, John E. Black:
  If the Parser Fails.
  
• Philip J. Hayes, George V. Mouradian:
  Flexible Parsing.
  
• James Davidson, S. Jerrold Kaplan:
  Parsing in the Absence of a Complete Lexicon.
  
• Kenneth Ward Church:
  On Parsing Strategies and Closure.
  
• Giacomo Ferrari, Oliviero Stock:
  Strategy Selection for an ATN Syntactic Parser.
  
• Robert Wilensky, Yigal Arens:
  Phran - A Knowledge-Base Natural Language Understander.
  
• Thomas P. Kehler, R. C. Woods:
  ATN Grammar Modeling in Applied Linguistics.
  
• Bonnie L. Webber:
  Interactive Discourse: Looking to the Future.
  
• Larry R. Harris:
  Prospects for Practical Natural Language Systems.
  
• Gary G. Hendrix:
  Future Prospects for Computational Linguistics.
  
• A. Michael Noll:
  Natural Language Interaction with Machines: A Passing Fad? Or the Way of the Future?
  
• Ben Shneiderman:
  Natural Vs. Precise Concise Languages for Human Operation of Computers: Research Issues and Experimental Approaches.
  
• Murray Turoff:
  Natural Language and Computer Interface Design.
  
• Robert F. Simmons:
  Word, Phrase and Sentence.
  
• Nicholas J. Belkin, B. G. Michell, D. G. Kuehner:
  Representation of Texts for Information Retrieval.
  
• Marsden S. Blois, David D. Sherertz, Mark S. Tuttle:
  Word and Object in Disease Descriptions.
  
• Kenneth C. Litkowski:
  Requirements of Text - Processing-Lexicons.
  
• Mark S. Seidenberg, Michael K. Tanenhaus:
  Chronometric Studies of Lexical Ambiguity Resolution.
  
• Robert H. Thibadeau, Marcel Just, Patricia Carpenter:
  Real Reading Behavior.
  
• Jonathan Slocum:
  An Experiment in Machine Translation.