SALT-7 (Semantics and Linguistic Theory)

This is the home page for the Seventh Annual Semantics and Linguistic Theory Conference, which took place at Stanford University March 21-23, 1997.

The conference took place at the Gates Hall of Information Science (Computer Science Department), Stanford University. The talks were in the Hewlett-Packard Auditorium (Room B01).

Conference Schedule with abstracts clickable from talk titles.

List of speaker addresses and affiliations

Accommodations info
Directions and other useful stuff
Click here for campus map (Gates Bldg is just left of center square)

Registration info
How to obtain the conference proceedings

Talks were 30-minute presentations (with 10 additional minutes for discussion) on topics in the semantic analysis of natural language emphasizing the connection to linguistic theory. For inquiries, write or e-mail the committee.

Invited speakers:

Gennaro Chierchia
Chuck Fillmore
Irene Heim
Craige Roberts

Parking is possible near the Gates Bldg on Saturday and Sunday. For Friday, parking in the A, C and Z lots requires a temporary permit until 4 pm. Contact the Transportation Programs office for permits and maps to the Stanford area.
The Marguerite, the free campus shuttle, also runs by the conference site.
There is also a listing of nearby entertainment and dining available.

SALT-VII Committee
Department of Linguistics
Stanford University
Bldg 460
Stanford CA 94305-2150
salt7@csli.stanford.edu
SALT-VII Committee is:
Donka Farkas
Tracy Holloway King
Bill Ladusaw
Stanley Peters
Henriëtte de Swart

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The application period for the position in semantics at the assistant professor level is now closed.