ACL 1980: all accepted papers
- ATN Grammar Modeling in Applied Linguistics ↗T. P. Kehler, R. C. Woods
- An Experiment in Machine Translation ↗Jonathan Slocum
- Chronometric Studies of Lexical Ambiguity Resolution ↗Mark S. Seidenberg, Michael K. Tanenhaus
- Flexible Parsing ↗Phil Hayes, Geroge Mouradian
- Future Prospects for Computational Linguistics ↗Gary G. Hendrix
- If The Parser Fails ↗Ralph M. Weischedel, John E. Black
- Metaphor - A Key to Extensible Semantic Analysis ↗Jaime G. Carbonell
- Natural Language and Computer Interface Design ↗Murray Turoff
- On Parsing Strategies and Closure ↗Kenneth Church
- On the Existence of Primitive Meaning Units ↗Sharon C. Salveter
- On the Independence of Discourse Structure and Semantic Domain ↗Charlotte Linde, J.A. Goguen
- On the Spatial Uses of Prepositions ↗Annette Herskovits
- PHRAN - A Knowledge-Based Natural Language Understander ↗Robert Wilensky, Yigal Arens
- Parsing ↗W. A. Martin
- Parsiug in the Absence of a Complete Lexicon ↗Jim Davidson, S. Jerrold Kaplan
- Phrase Structure Trees Bear More Fruit Than You Would Have ThoughtAravind K. Joshi, Leon S. Levyour summary
- Problem Solving Applied to Language Generation ↗Douglas E. Appelt
- Prospects for Practical Natural Language Systems ↗Larry R. Harris
- Real Reading Behavior ↗Robert Thibadeau, Marcel Just, Patricia Carpenter
- Representation of Texts for Information Retrieval ↗N. J. Belkin, B. G. Michell, D. G. Kuehner
- Requirements of Text-Processing-Lexicons ↗Kenneth C. Litkowski
- Should Computers Write Spoken Language? ↗Wallace L. Chafe
- Signalling the Interpretation of Indirect Speech ActsPhilip R. Cohenour summary
- Strategie Selection for an ATN Syntactic Parser ↗Giacomo Ferrari, Oliviero Stock
- The Computer as an Active Communication Medium ↗John C. Thomas
- The Parameters of Conversational Style ↗Deborah Tannen
- The Process of Communication in Face to Face vs. Computerized Conferences; A Controlled Experiment Using Bales Interaction Process Analysis ↗Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Kenneth Johnson, Ann Marie Rabke
- Understanding Scene Descriptions as Event Simulations ↗David L. Waltz
- What Type of Interaction Is It to Be ↗Emanuel A. Schegloff
- Word and Object in Disease Descriptions ↗M. S. Blois, D. D. Sherertz, M. S. Tuttle
- Word, Phrase and Sentence ↗Rob't F. Simmons
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