resource logics minimalist grammars esslli 99 workshop resource logics minimalist grammars deadline submissions march 15th 1999 utrecht 1620 august 1999 organizers christian retor irisa rennes edward stabler ucla los angeles url http www irisa fr rlmg e mail rlmg irisa fr workshop held part 11th european summer school logic language information esslli 99 august 920 1999 utrecht first call papers esslli 99 main focus european summer schools logic language information interface linguistics logic computation organized auspices european association logic language information folli foundational introductory advanced courses together workshops cover wide variety topics within six areas interest logic computation language logic computation computation language language logic previous summer schools highly successful attracting around 500 students europe elsewhere school developed important meeting place forum discussion students researchers interested interdisciplinary study logic language information esslli99 take place university utrecht netherlands august 920 second week feature worskshop resource logics minimalist grammars aim provide forum advanced ph students researchers present discuss work connection minimalist grammars resource logics workshop background growing interest connections resourcelogical theories grammar minimalist grammars transformational tradition syntax good understanding connections reveal substantial differences debated prospects also look good identifying valuable common ground particular rich descriptive tradition transformational theory may become accessible resourcelogical frameworks relatively wellunderstood mathematical foundations resourcelogical frameworks may stimulate sophisticated understanding mechanisms minimalist grammars linear logic neat well studied logic proof theoretical perspective able handle logic syntax like lambek calculus logic semantics like intuitionistic logic also appears sensible framework logical treatment minimalist grammars workshop aims bring together phd students researchers respective traditions explore developments topics interest include limited applications linear logic multimodal categorial logic resource logics linguistic problems formal computational studies minimalist generative grammars studies linguistic semantics perspective either tradition assessments common ground differences among approaches language workshop aims workshop aims provide setting researchers various traditions present discuss recent work resource logics minimalist grammars facilitate exchange ideas researchers working respective areas foster spirit collaborative research call papers researchers area including phd students young researchers invited submit short papers 8 12 pages long describing thesis research topic approach results talks 20 minutes long 10 minutes discussion questions authors also encouraged submit list topics would like see discussed workshop help identify issues discussion debate deadline submissions march 15 1999 submissions sent rlmg irisa fr submissions accepted form either postscript selfcontained latex authors accepted papers notified may 1st 1998 deadline receipt revised papers appear workshop proceedings june 1st 1998 workshop format workshop consist five sessions 90 minutes held five days either two three presentations session time questions discussion hoped least one invited paper senior researcher working field publication workshop authors opportunity submit papers possible publication new electronic journal language computation http www dcs kcl ac uk journals jlac supported oxford university press details next announcement registration workshop contributors required register esslli99 important dates march 15th 99 deadline submissions may 1st 99 notification acceptance june 1st 99 deadline final copy august 16th 99 start workshop information obtain information esslli99 please visit esslli99 home page http esslli let uu nl send email esslli99 let uu nl information workshop visit site workshop http www irisa fr rlmg send email rlmg irisa fr