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Course Readings for Computational Models of Events

The list is dynamic, so check in routinely for new postings!

  1. Monday: 

    • Tense, Aspect, and Event Structure
    • History of Events in Linguistics
    • The Role of Events and Temporal Reasoning in AI
    • Lambalgen and Hamm (2005)
  2. Tuesday

    • Davidson 1967 “The Logical Form of Action Sentences”
    • Bach (1986) Algebra of Events
    • Krifka (1989)
    • Kowalski’s Event Calculus
    • McDermott’s Events for Planning in AI
    • Champollion (2011)
  3. Wednesday

    • Moens and Steedman (1988)
    • Pustejovsky (1991) Syntax of Event Structure
    • Naumann (1998)
    • Fernando (2004) A Finite-State Approach to Events
    • Pustejovsky and Moszkowicz (2011) The Qualitative Spatial Dynamics of Motion
    • Pustejovsky (2013)
  4. Thursday

    • Pustejovsky (2016) Situating Events in Language
    • Kim (1973) Causation and the Concept of Event
    • Pustejovsky (2013) Habitat Theory
    • Pustejovsky and Krishnaswamy (2016) VoxML
  5. Friday

    • Asher and Lascarides SDRT
    • Chambers and Jurafsky (2009)
    • TimeML and event annotation in text
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