Dialogue and cognition

Teun A. Van Dijk

1-17

Diplomatic communication

Solomon Marcus

19-31

Insight and self-observation

their role in the analysis of the etiology of illness

Alfred H. Stanton

33-47

Parental communication deviance and schizophrenia

a cognitive-developmental analysis

Louis Sass

49-74

Contributions of the right cerebral hemisphere in perceiving paralinguistic cues of emotion

Larry I. Benowitz, David M. Bear, Marsel-M. Mesulam, Robert Rosenthal, Eran Zaidel, Roger W. Sperry

75-95

Towards a computational theory of semantic memory

Lucia Vaina

97-113

Two types of discourse in Hölderlin's madness

Roman Jakobson, Grete Lübbe-Grothues

115-136

Problems in question answering

Wendy Lehnert

137-159

Looking for a process model of dialogue

speculations from the perspective of artificial intelligence

Roger C. Schank

161-173

Jokes and the logic of the cognitive unconscious

Marvin Minsky

175-200

A logical form based on the structural descriptions of events

William A. Martin

201-228

Linguistic and situational context in a model of task-oriented dialogue

Gretchen P. BROWN

229-240

Some ways of representing dialogues

Arnold Günther

241-250

Towards a logical model of dialogue

Anca Runcan

251-266

Message theory and the semantics of dialogue

David Harrah

267-276

Rules, utilities, and strategies in dialogical games

Jaakko Hintikka

277-294

Focus and dialogue games

Lauri Carlson

295-333

Intensional man vs extensional man

a difficult dialogue

Umberto Eco

335-350

Dynamic model selection in the interpretation of discourse

Steven Cushing

351-361

Modelling the dialogue by means of formal language theory

Gheorghe Păun

363-371

Precisiation of meaning via translation into pruf

L. A. Zadeh

373-401

Conversations between programs

David W. McDonald

403-424