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The Legacy of Zellig Harris: Language and Information into the 21st Century

The Legacy of Zellig Harris: Language and Information into the 21st Century A Symposium at The University of Pennsylvania Celebrating Recent Work and a New Publication Co-sponsored by IRCS, CIS, the Department of Linguistics & John Benjamins Publishing 17 January 2003 https://zelligharris.org/Symposium.htm Timestamps: 0:00 Mark Liberman, Robert Barchi, Bruce Nevin, Paul Peranteau -- Welcome and Introductory Remarks 11:06 Richard Oehrle -- Harris’s categorial grammar 44:03 Aravind Joshi -- How much complexity is needed for language description? 1:10:55 Naomi Sager, Ngô Thanh Nhàn -- From text to information by computer 1:39:35 Stephen Johnson -- Modeling information content by minimum grammatical description 2:08:29 Fernando Pereira -- Formal grammar, information theory, and learning theory 2:39:19 Elissa Newport -- Statistical language learning: Blending new and old approaches to language acquisition 3:42:56 Anthony Kroch -- Distributional evidence, imperfect learning, and language change 4:09:45 Lila Gleitman -- Language learning without maturation 4:40:10 John Trueswell -- Humans do it too: Use of lexical statistics in a probabilistic parsing system 5:05:54 Pieter Seuren -- Harris and Generative Semantics vindicated: The case of German V-clusters 5:30:18 Francis Lin -- Linguistic philosophy vs. linguistic science 6:00:49 Paul Mattick -- The syntax of science and the science of syntax 6:16:53 Thomas Ryckman -- Reflections on the mathematization of natural language