TINLAP 1978: all accepted papers
- A Computational Account of Some Constraints on Language ↗Mitchell Marcus
- A Heuristic for Paradigms ↗Joseph E. Grimes
- Bound Variables and Other Anaphors ↗Barbara H. Partee
- Description Formation and Discourse Model Synthesis ↗Bonnie Lynn Webber
- Focusing in Dialog ↗Barbara J. Grosz
- Fragments of a Theory of Human Plausible Reasoning ↗Allan Collins
- Indirect Responses to Loaded Questions ↗S. Jerrold Kaplan
- Intentlonallty and Human Conversations ↗Jaime G. Carbonell Jr
- On Reasoning by Default ↗Raymond Reiter
- On the Interdependence of Language and Perception ↗David L. Waltz
- On the Ontological Status of Visual Mental Images ↗Stephen Michael Kosslyn
- Path-Based and Node-Based Inference in Semantic Networks ↗Stuart C. Shapiro
- Reference Diaries ↗Herbert H. Clark, Catherine Marshall
- Semantic Primitives in Language and Vision ↗Yorick Wilks
- Speech Acts as a Basis for Understanding Dialogue CoherenceC. Raymond Perrault, James F. Allenour summary
- Subsequent Reference: Syntactic and Rhetorical Constraints ↗David D. McDonald
- Taxonomic Lattice Structures for Situation Recognition ↗William A. Woods
- The Problem of Naming Shapes: Vision-Language Interface ↗R. Bajcsy, A. K. Joshi
- The Relation of Grammar to Cognition–a Synopsis ↗Leonard Talmy
- The Representation of Derivable Information in Memory: When What Might Have Been Left Unsaid Is Said ↗Rand J. Spiro, Joseph Esposito, Richard J. Vondruska
- Topic Levels ↗Joseph E. Grimes
- Toward a Rational Model of Discourse Comprehension ↗Jerry L. Morgan
- What Makes Something “Ad Hoc” ↗Roger C. Schank
- With a Spoon in Hand This Must Be the Eating Frame ↗Eugene Charniak
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