NASSLLI 2012 June 18 - 22

All twenty courses to be offered at NASSLLI 2012

(And one workshop makes twenty-one!)

	Johan van Benthem, University of Amsterdam / Stanford University	Logical Dynamics of Information and Interaction
	Alexandru Baltag, Institute of Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC), University of Amsterdam
	Sonja Smets, Institute of Logic. Language and Computation (ILLC), University of Amsterdam
	Craige Roberts, Ohio State University	Questions in Discourse
	Noah Goodman, Stanford University	Stochastic Lambda Calculus and its Applications in Cognitive Science
	Mark Steedman, University of Edinburgh	Combinatory Categorial Grammar: Theory and Practice
	Christopher Potts, Stanford University	Extracting Social Meaning and Sentiment
	Catherine Legg, University of Waikato	Possible Worlds: A Course in Metaphysics (for Computer Scientists and Linguists)
	Adam Lopez, Johns Hopkins University	Statistical Machine Translation
	Eric Pacuit, Tilburg University	Social Choice Theory for Logicians
	Valeria de Paiva, Rearden Commerce	Introduction to Category Theory
	Ulrik Buchholtz, Stanford University
	Ede Zimmermann, University of Frankfurt	Intensionality
	Thomas Icard, Stanford University	Surface Reasoning
	Nina Gierasimczuk, University of Amsterdam	Belief Revision Meets Formal Learning Theory
	Robin Cooper, Göteborg University	Type Theory with Records for Natural Language Semantics
	Jonathan Ginzburg, University of Paris
	Jeroen Groenendijk, University of Amsterdam	Inquisitive Semantics
	Floris Roelofsen, University of Amsterdam
	Shalom Lappin, King’s College London	Alternative Paradigms for Computational Semantics
	Tandy Warnow, University of Texas at Austin	Estimating Phylogenetic Trees in Linguistics and Biology
	Hans Kamp, University of Texas at Austin	Vagueness and Context
	Mark Sainsbury, University of Texas at Austin
	Chung-chieh Shan, Cornell University, University of Tsukuba	Lambda: the ultimate syntax-semantics interface
	Oleg Kiselyov
	Patrick Blackburn, University of Roskilde	An Introduction to Hybrid Logic
	Steve Wechsler, University of Texas at Austin	Meaning as Use: Indexicality, Expressives, and Self-Reference
	Eric McCready, Aoyama Gakuin University

Workshops and associated conferences:

• Texas Linguistic Society Conference (following weekend): special sessions on American Sign Language, Semantics, Computational Linguistics.
• Turing Symposium (on June 23, 2012, the first centenary of Turing's birth).