Curriculum Vitae

Jonathan Ginzburg

Born March 20, 1964 AddressUniversite Paris Diderot Case 7046

5 Rue Thomas Mann75205, Paris, France

Citizenship Israeli, British Telephone+33-1-57275814, +33-6-42547226

E-mail yonatan.ginzburg@univ-paris-diderot.fr

Website https://sites.google.com/site/jonathanginzburgswebsite

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Employment

September 2010-Present Professor (first class), UFR D’Etudes anglophonesUniversite Paris–Diderot (Paris 7)

June 2008 Visiting Associate ProfessorCity University, Hong Kong.

October 2006-February 2007 Senior Visitor, Dealing With Uncertainty in Dialogue,EU FP6 Project, Potsdam University, Germany.

September 2003-August 2010 Senior Lecturer, Department of Computer ScienceKing’s College, London

September 2000-August 2003 Lecturer, Department of Computer Science

King’s College, London

September 1999-August 2000 Lecturer, Department of Philosophy

King’s College, London

October 1995- January 2001 Lecturer, Department of English

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

March 1992-September 1995 Research Fellow, Human Communication Research Centre

University of Edinburgh

Fall 1989-Spring 1992 Research Assistant, Center for the Study of Language and

Information, Stanford University

January 1983-January 1986 Military Service, Israeli Army.

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Education

Feb 2003 Habilitation a diriger des recherches, Universite Paris 7

These: La Semantique et la Grammaire dans le Dialogue.Directeur: Jean-Marie Marandin et Daniele Godard

Comittee: Patrick Blackburn, Francis Corblin, Elisabet Engdahl,

Jacques Jayez

Sept 1987-March 1992 Ph.D. in Linguistics, Stanford University

Thesis: Questions, Queries and Facts: A semantics and pragmatics for

interrogatives.

Supervisor: Stanley Peters

Committee: Joan Bresnan, Ivan Sag, Alessandro Zucchi

Oct 1985-June 1987 B.Sc. in Mathematics (Cum Laude), Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Research

Fellowships and Grants

Sept 2016-Aug 2021 Senior member Institute Universitaire de France.

Apr 2014-Oct 2017 Principal Investigator (Paris-Diderot), with David Schlangen(Bielefeld): Dysfluencies, Exclamations and Laughter in Dialogue (DUEL),Agence Nationale de la Recherche and Deutsche Forschungsgemein-schaft projets franco-allemand en sciences humaines et sociales (€400,000).

Dec 2011-Dec 2021 Associate, Laboratory of Excellence LabEx-EFL (co-ordinator Christian Puech); Coordinator of three LabEx projects: DIA:Modelling language in interaction (Strand 2: Experimental grammarfrom a crosslinguistic perspective), OLA8: Non sentential utterancesin child and adult speech (Strand 4: Language Representation andProcessing in a lifespan perspective), OLA20: Laughter in the lifes-pan (Strand 4: Language Representation and Processing in a lifespanperspective).

Sept 2012-Aug 2013 Visiting Scholar, (Delegation), Laboratoire de Lin-guistique Formelle (UMR 7110), Paris.

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Jan 2010-Dec 2013 Co-Investigator and joint author of the proposal (PIRobin Cooper) Semantic Analysis of Interaction and Coordination inDialogue (SAICD), Swedish Science Foundation (VR) (1,900,000 SEK)

September 2006-January 2007 Senior Visitor, DEaling With Uncertaintyin dialogue (DEAWU) EU FP6 Marie Curie Transfer of Knowledgeproject based at Potsdam University, Germany.

October 2006-September 2009 Co-Investigator (with Patrick Healey) DiET:Dialogue Experimental Tool, Engineering and Physical Sciences Re-search Council, (£178,525)

April 2005-March 2008 Co-Investigator (with Ruth Kempson et al) Di-alogue Matters: Securing Foundations for Dialogue Technology Devel-opment, The Leverhulme Trust, (£150,000)

December 2002-November 2005 Principal Investigator (with Shalom Lap-pin) PROFILE: PRocessing Of Fragments In diaLoguE, Economic andSocial Research Council (£80,000)

October 2000-September 2003 Principal Investigator (with Patrick Healey)Long-term representation of structural information in Dialogue Interac-tion, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, grant num-ber GR/R04942/01 (£60,000)

October 1999-September 2002 Co-Investigator [main author of proposal](with Shalom Lappin) Phrasal Utterance Resolution in Dialogue, UKEconomic and Social Research Council, grant number R000222969 (£40,000).

August 1999-July 2002 Co-Investigator (with Nissim Francez) TemporalQuestions, FIRST Foundation, Israel Academy of Sciences($ 30,000 for first year).

September 1998-2000 Consultant, Information Exchange in Dialogue (INDI),Riksbankens Jubileumsfond, Gothenburg University, Principal Investi-gators: Prof. Robin Cooper, Dr. Elisabet Engdahl.

Oct 1996- Sept 1999 Allon Fellowship, Israeli Inter-University Planningand Budget Committee. (100% time; creates position in home institu-tion until tenure decision)

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Oct 1996- Sept 1997 Allon Fellowship start-up grant, Israeli Inter-University Planning and Budget Committee. ($ 9000 for equipment)

Oct 1996- Sept 1997 Allon Fellowship matching funds from homeinstitution. Grant 0332031, Research and Development Authority,Hebrew University of Jerusalem ($ 7000 for equipment)

Feb 1996-Jan 1997 Semantics of phrasal utterances in dialogue. Grant0342171, Research and Development Authority, Hebrew University ofJerusalem ($ 5000 for equipment)

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Publications and Talks

Citation indices: h-index = 25, i10-index = 44, (Google Scholar, June, 2015)

Books

[2001] Jonathan Ginzburg and Ivan A. Sag Interrogative Investigations: theform, meaning, and use of English Interrogatives, 449 pages, CSLI Pub-lications, Stanford, distributed by University of Chicago Press. ISBN: 1-57586-278-6 (995 citations in google scholar; reviewed in Language, Journalof Linguistics, Journal of English Language and Linguistics, Journal of Logic,Language, and Information)

[ 2012] The Interactive Stance: Meaning for Conversation, Oxford UniversityPress, Oxford, 432 pages, ISBN 978-0-19-969792-2. paperback: 2015; Onlineversion: Oxford Scholarship Online, DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199697922.001.0001(196 citations in google scholar); reviewed in: Folia Linguistica, Studia Log-ica, Discourse Studies, Language and Dialogue.

Books Edited

[1998] (with Zurab Khasidashvili, Carl Vogel, Jean Jacques Levy and En-ric Vallduvı) The Tbilisi Symposium on Logic, Language, and Computation:Selected Papers, Studies in Logic, Language, and Information, CSLI Publi-cations, Stanford: California, 376 pages, ISBN: 1575860988

[1999] (with Lawrence S. Moss and Maarten de Rijke) Logic, Language, andComputation, volume 2 CSLI Publications, Stanford: California, 383 pages.ISBN: 1575861801

[2004] Ginzburg, Jonathan & Enric Vallduvı, eds., Catalog’04. Proceed-ings of the Eighth Workshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue,Barcelona. ISBN: 84-609-2205-7.

[2008] Ginzburg, Jonathan & Patrick Healey & Yo Sato, eds., Proceedings ofthe LonDial: 12th Workshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue,London.[2012] Sarah Brown-Schmidt, Jonathan Ginzburg, and Staffan Larsson (eds.)Proceedings of the SemDial 2012 (SeineDial): 16th Workshop on the Seman-tics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Paris. https://sites.google.com/site/semdial2012seinedial/proceedings

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Journal Papers

[1995a] ‘Resolving Questions, I’. Linguistics and Philosophy 18:5, pp. 459-527, Kluwer, Dordrecht, ISSN 0165-0157.

[1995b] ‘Resolving Questions, II’. Linguistics and Philosophy 18:6, pp. 567-609, Kluwer, Dordrecht, ISSN 0165-0157.

[2002] Raquel Fernandez and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Non-Sentential Utterances:A Corpus Study’, Traıtement Automatique de Langues, 43:2, pp. 13-42, Her-mes Science, Paris, ISSN 1248-9433.

[2004] Jonathan Ginzburg and Robin Cooper ‘Clarification, Ellipsis, and theNature of Contextual Updates’. Linguistics and Philosophy 27:3, pp. 297-366, Kluwer, Dordrecht, ISSN 0165-0157.

[2004] ‘Intrinsic Misalignment in Dialogue: why there is no unique context ina conversation’, Behavioural and Brain Sciences , 27: 197–199 , CambridgeUniversity Press, ISSN: 0140-525X.

[2004] Matthew Purver and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Clarifying Noun Phrase Se-mantics’, Journal of Semantics, 21:3, pp. 283–339, Oxford University Press,ISSN: 0167-5133.

[2005a] ‘Abstraction and Ontology: questions as propositional abstracts intype theory with records’, Journal of Logic and Computation, Oxford Uni-versity Press, 15(2): 113–130, ISSN:0955-792X

[2005b] ‘Situation Semantics: the Ontological Balance Sheet’, Research onLanguage and Computation, Springer, Volume 3, Number 4, December 2005,pp. 363-389, ISSN 1570-7075.

[2007] Raquel Fernandez and Jonathan Ginzburg and Shalom Lappin ‘Clas-sifying Ellipsis in Dialogue: a machine learning approach’, ComputationalLinguistics, 33(3): 397-427.

[2009] Jonathan Ginzburg and Dimitra Kolliakou ‘Answers without Ques-tions: the emergence of fragments in Child Language’ Journal of Linguistics,45:641-673.

[2014] Jonathan Ginzburg, Raquel Fernndez and David Schlangen ‘Disfluen-cies as intra-utterance moves’. Semantics and Pragmatics 7 (9):1–64

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[2014] Jonathan Ginzburg and Robin Cooper ‘Quotation via Dialogical In-teraction’ Journal of Logic, Language, and Information, 23(3): 287-311,doi:10.1007/s10849-014-9200-5

[2016 ] Jonathan Ginzburg and Massimo Poesio ‘Grammar is a system thatcharacterizes talk in interaction’, Frontiers in Psychology, section: LanguageSciences, 7:1938, doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.01938.

[2016] Pawe l Lupkowski and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Query Responses’, Journalof Language Modelling 4(2):245-292

[2016] Ye Tian and Takehiko Maruyama and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘FilledPauses and Self Addressed Questions’ Journal of Psycholinguistic Research.DOI 10.1007/s10936-016-9468-5.

Conference Proceedings

[1990] ‘On the Non-Unity of Symmetric Predicates: Monadic Comitativesand Dyadic Equivalence Relations’. In: J. Carter et al. (eds.) Proceedingsof NELS 20, GLSA, UMass, Amherst.

[1992] ‘A quasi-naive semantics for interrogatives and its implications.’ In:P. Decker and M. Stokhof (eds.) Proceedings of the 8th Amsterdam Collo-quium, ITLI, Amsterdam. May 1992.

[1992] ‘Enriching answerhood: Questions in Situation Semantics.’ In: A. Ni-jholt (ed.) Proceedings of the 4th Twente workshop on language technology,Twente, September 1992.

[1994] ‘An Update Semantics for Dialogue’. In: H. Bunt et al. (eds) Pro-ceedings of the first International Workshop on Computational Semantics,Tilburg, The Netherlands.

[1995] ‘The Quantificational Variability Effect to some extent defused andgeneralized’. In: J. Beckman (ed.), Proceedings of NELS 25, GLSA, UMass,Amherst.

[1995] ‘Quantificational Dynamics via Dialogue’. In: M. Koppell and E.Shamir (eds.) Proceedings of the 4th Bar Ilan Symposium on the Foundationsof Artificial Intelligence.

[1996] ‘Semantic ellipsis resolution with syntactic presuppositions’. In: H.Bunt (ed.) Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on ComputationalSemantics, Tilburg, The Netherlands.

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[1996] ‘Sentence Fragments in Dialogue: why Generative Semantics got it(half) right.’ In: E. Doron (ed.) Proceedings of IATL 12, Hebrew University,Jerusalem.

[1997] ‘Structural Mismatch in Dialogue’. In: A. Benz and G. Jager (eds.)Proceedings of MunDial 97, Universitat Munchen Centrum fur Informations-und Sprachverarbeitung Technical Report 97-106, pp. 59-80, Universitat MunchenCentrum fur Informations- und Sprachverarbeitung: Munchen.

[1997] ‘On some Semantic Consequences of Turn Taking’. In: P. Dekker,M. Stokhof, & Y. Venema (eds.) Proceedings of the Eleventh AmsterdamColloquium, pp. 145-150, ILLC, Amsterdam.

[1998] ‘Clarifying Utterances’. In: J. Hulstijn and A. Nijholt (eds.) Pro-ceedings of the 2nd Workshop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmatics ofDialogue/the 13th Twente workshop on Language Technology, Twente.

[1999] ‘Clarification Ellipsis and Nominal Anaphora’. In: H. Bunt (ed.)Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Computational Semantics,Tilburg, The Netherlands.

[1999] Jonathan Ginzburg and Ivan Sag ‘Constructional Ambiguity in Con-versation’. In: P. Dekker (ed.) Proceedings of the Twelfth Amsterdam Col-loquium, pp. 32-37.

[2000] ‘The Evolution of Communicative Interaction Systems: a formal se-mantics perspective’. In: Jean Louis Dassalles and Laleh Ghadakpour (eds.)Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on the Evolution of Lan-guage, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications, Paris. pp. 113-117.

[2001] Jonathan Ginzburg and Robin Cooper ‘Resolving Ellipsis in Clarifi-cation’. In Proceedings of the 39th Meeting of the Association for Compu-tational Linguistics (ACL), pp. 236-243, Morgan Kaufman Publishers, SanFrancisco, ISBN: 1-55860-789-7

[2001] Jonathan Ginzburg, Howard Gregory, and Shalom Lappin ‘SHARDS:ellipsis resolution in dialogue’. In: H. Bunt et al (eds.) Proceedings of the4th International Workshop on Computational Semantics, ITK, Tilburg.

[2001] Jonathan Ginzburg, Ivan A. Sag, and Matthew Purver ‘Integrat-ing Conversational Move Types in the Grammar of Conversation.’ In: P.Kuhnlein and Hannes Reiser and Henk Zeevat (eds.) Proceedings of Bidialog,the 5th Workshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Bielefeld.

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[2001] Matthew Purver, Jonathan Ginzburg, and Patrick Healey) ‘On theMeans for Clarification in Dialogue’. In: J van Kuppevelt and R. Smith(eds) Proceedings of the SIGDial 2001 Workshop on Discourse and Dialogue,Aalborg, Denmark.

[2002] Raquel Fernandez and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Non-Sentential Utterances:Grammar and Dialogue Dynamics in Corpus Annotation’. In: Proceedings ofthe 19th International Conference on Computational Linguistics (CoLing),pp. 253–259, Morgan Kaufman Publishers, San Francisco, ISBN: 1-55860-899-0

[2002] Raquel Fernandez and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Non-Sentential Utterancesin Dialogue: A Corpus-based Study’. In: K. Jokinnen (ed.) Proceedings ofthe 3rd SIGDial Workshop on Discourse and Dialogue, Philadelphia, USA

[2002] Robin Cooper and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Clarification Ellipsis in Depen-dent Type Theory’. In: Johan Bos and Colin Matheson (eds.) Proceedingsof Edilog, the 6th Workshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue,Edinburgh.

[2003] Patrick Healey, Matthew Purver, James King, Jonathan Ginzburg andGreg Mills. ‘Experimenting with Clarification in Dialogue’. In: Proceedingsof the 25th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, Boston.

[2003] Matthew Purver, Patrick Healey, James King, Jonathan Ginzburg andGreg Mills. ‘Answering Clarification Questions’. In: Proceedings of the 4thSIGdial Workshop on Discourse and Dialogue, pages 23-33, Sapporo.

[2003] Matthew Purver and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Clarifying Noun Phrase Se-mantics in HPSG’, In: S. Muller (ed.), Proceedings of the 10th InternationalConference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG-03), pages338-358, CSLI Publications, cslipublications.stanford.edu/HPSG/4, ISSN 1535-1793.

[2004] Raquel Fernandez and Jonathan Ginzburg and Shalom Lappin ‘Clas-sifying Ellipsis in Dialogue: A Machine Learning Approach’. In: Proceedingsof the 20th International Conference on Computational Linguistics (CoLing).

[2005a] Jonathan Ginzburg and Raquel Fernandez ‘Scaling up from Dialogueto Multilogue: some principles and benchmarks’. In Proceedings of the 43rdMeeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL), Ann Arbor,Michigan, pp. 231–238

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[2005] Jonathan Ginzburg and Zoran Macura ‘The Emergence of Metacom-municative Interaction’. In: Angelo Cangelosi and Christopher Neyhaniv(eds.) Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on the Emergenceand Evolution of Linguistic Communication (EELC’05), pp. 35-40.

[2005b] Jonathan Ginzburg and Raquel Fernandez ‘Action at a distance:the difference between dialogue and multilogue’. In: Claire Gardent (ed.)Proceedings of Dialor’05, LORIA, Nancy.

[2005] Raquel Fernandez and Jonathan Ginzburg and Shalom Lappin ‘UsingMachine Learning for Non-Sentential Utterance Classification’. In: Proceed-ings of SigDial’05, Lisbon.

[2006] Zoran Macura and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Acquiring words across gen-erations: introspectively or interactively?’ In: Raquel Fernandez and DavidSchlangen (eds.) Proceedings of BranDial’06, Potsdam, Germany.

[2006] Zoran Macura and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Lexicon Convergence in a Pop-ulation With and Without Metacommunication’. In: P. Vogt et al. (eds.):Proceedings of EELC 2006, Lecture Notes in AI 4211, pp. 100-112. Springer,Heidelberg 2006.

[2007] Jonathan Ginzburg and Raquel Fernandez and David Schlangen ‘Uni-fying Self- and Other- Repair’. In: Proceedings of Decalog 2007, Rovereto.

[2009] ‘Semantic Ontology and Interaction’, In: Jesus-Maria Larrazabal (ed.)Proceedings of ILCLI International Workshop on Semantics, Pragmatics,and Rhetoric, San Sebastian, The Basque Country, May, 2009.

[2011] Cooper, Robin and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Negation in Dialogue’, inSemDial 2011 (Los Angelogue): Proceedings of the 15th Workshop on theSemantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, ed. by Ron Artstein, Mark Core,David DeVault, Kallirroi Georgila, Elsi Kaiser and Amanda Stent.

[2012] Cooper, Robin and Jonathan Ginzburg Negative inquisitiveness andalternatives-based negation, in: Maria Aloni, Floris Roelofsen, Galit Weid-man Sassoon, Katrin Schulz, Vadim Kimmelman and Matthijs Westera (eds.)Logic, Language and Meaning, Springer, Berlin, pp. 32-41.

[2012] Ginzburg, Jonathan and Raquel Fernandez and David Schlangen ‘Onthe Semantics and Pragmatics of Dysfluency’, in: Maria Aloni, Floris Roelof-sen, Galit Weidman Sassoon, Katrin Schulz, Vadim Kimmelman and Matthijs

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Westera (eds.) Logic, Language and Meaning, Springer, Berlin, pp. 321-330.

[2013] Jonathan Ginzburg and Sara Moradlou ‘The earliest utterances indialogue: towards a formal theory of parent/child talk in interaction’. In:Proceedings of the 17th Workshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Dia-logue (DialDam), Amsterdam.

[2013] Jonathan Ginzburg, Raquel Fernandez and David Schlangen ‘Self-Addressed Questions in Disfluencies.’ In Proceedings of DiSS 2013: The 6thWorkshop on Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech, Stockholm, Sweden.

[2013] Kwong-Cheong Wong and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Investigating Non-Sentential Utterances in a Spoken Chinese Corpus’. In: Proceedings of PA-CLING 2013, Tokyo September 2013.

[2013] Pawel Lupkowski and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘A Corpus-based Taxonomyof Question Responses’, Proceedings of IWCS 2013 (International Workshopon Computational Semantics), Potsdam, Germany[2014] Jonathan Ginzburg, Robin Cooper, and Tim Fernando ‘Propositions,Questions, and Adjectives: a type theoretic approach’. In: Dobnik et al Pro-ceedings of the first EACL workshop on Type Theory and Natural LanguageSemantics, Gothenburg, April 2014.[2014] Sara Moradlou and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Learning to Understand Ques-tions’. In: Philippe Muller and Verena Rieser (eds.) Proceedings of SemDial2014 (DialWatt), the 18th Workshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics ofDialogue, Heriott Watt University, Edinburgh, September 2014.[2015] Julian Hough, Casey Kennington, David Schlangen and JonathanGinzburg. ‘Incremental Semantics for Dialogue Processing: Requirementsand a Comparison of Two Approaches.’ In: Proceedings of the InternationalWorkshop on Computational Semantics, London, April 2015.[2015] Ye Tian and Claire Beyssade and Yannick Mathieu and JonathanGinzburg ‘Editing Phrases’. In: Chris Howes and Staffan Larsson (eds.)Proceedings of SemDial 2015 (GoDial), the 19th Workshop on the Semanticsand Pragmatics of Dialogue, Gothenburg University, Gothenburg, August2015.[2015] Jonathan Ginzburg, Ellen Breitholz, Robin Cooper, Julian Hough, andYe Tian ‘Understanding Laughter’. In: Thomas Brochhagen, Floris Roelof-sen & Nadine Theiler (eds.) Proceedings of the 20th Amsterdam Colloquium,Amsterdam, December 2015, pp. 137-146.

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[2016] Chiara Mazzocconi, Ye Tian, and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘A multi-layeredanalysis of Laughter’. In: Proceedings of SemDial 2016 (JerSem), the 20thWorkshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Rutgers, July 2016.[2016] Jonathan Ginzburg, Robin Cooper, Julian Hough, and David Schlangen‘ Incrementality and Clarification/Sluicing potential’. In: Proceedings of Sinnund Bedeutung 2016, Edinburgh, September 2016.[2016] Ye Tian, Chiara Mazzocconi, and Jonathan Ginzburg When do welaugh?. In: Proceedings of SigDial 2016, the 17th Annual Meeting of theSpecial Interest Group on Discourse and Dialogue, ICT/USC.

Book Chapters

[1992] ‘Questions without Answers, Wh-phrases without Scope: A Semanticsfor Direct Wh—Questions’. In: J. Barwise et al. (eds.) Situation Theory andits Applications 2:363–404, CSLI Lecture Notes, CSLI Publications/ Univer-sity of Chicago Press: Chicago. ISBN: 0937073709

[1993] ‘Propositional and Non-propositional Attitudes’. In: P. Aczel et al.(eds.) Situation Theory and its Applications 3: 265-302, CSLI Lecture Notes,CSLI Publications/ University of Chicago Press: Chicago. ISBN: 1881526089

[1996] ‘Interrogatives: Questions, facts and dialogue’ In: S. Lappin (ed.)Handbook of Contemporary Semantic Theory, pp. 385-322, Blackwell: Ox-ford, ISBN: 0-631-18752-9.

[1996] ‘Dynamics and the Semantics of Dialogue’ In: J. Seligman (ed.) Lan-guage, Logic and Computation, Volume 1, pp. 221-237, CSLI Lecture Notes,CSLI: Stanford. ISBN: 1881526895

[1996] Robin Cooper and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘A Compositional SituationSemantics for Attitude Reports’. In: J. Seligman (ed.) Language, Logic andComputation, Volume 1, pp. 151-165, CSLI Lecture Notes, CSLI: Stanford.ISBN: 1881526895

[1998] Jonathan Ginzburg and Dimitra Kolliakou ‘Events and Facts: a Se-mantics for pu and oti clauses in Modern Greek’. In: G. Drachman, A.Malikouti-Drachman, J. Fykias & C. Klidi (eds.) Greek Linguistics ’95:Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Greek Linguistics, pp.459-470, N. Neugebauer Verlag: Graz.

[1998] (with Zurab Khasidashvili) ‘Introduction’. In: J. Ginzburg, Z. Khasi-dashvili, C. Vogel, J.J. Levy, and E. Vallduvi (eds.) The Tbilisi Symposium

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on Logic, Language, and Computation: Selected Papers, Studies in Logic,Language, and Information, pp. xix-xxxi, CSLI Publications, Stanford: Cal-ifornia, ISBN: 1575860988

[1999] ‘Semantic ellipsis resolution with syntactic presuppositions’. In: H.Bunt (ed.) Computing Meaning: Current Issues in Computational Seman-tics, pp. 255-280, Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy, Kluwer, Dordrecht,ISBN: 0792361083.

[2002] ‘Fragmenting Meaning: Clarification Ellipsis and Nominal Anaphora’.In: H. Bunt (ed.) Computing Meaning 2: Current Issues in ComputationalSemantics, pp. 247-270, Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy, Volume 77,Kluwer, Dordrecht, ISBN: 1-4020-0175-4.

[2003] Matthew Purver and Jonathan Ginzburg and Patrick Healey ‘On theMeans for Clarification in Dialogue’. In: J. van Kuppevelt and R. Smith (eds)Current and New Directions in Discourse and Dialogue, Kluwer, Dordrecht,p p. 235-256, ISBN: 15351793.

[2003] ‘Disentangling Public from Non-public Meaning’. In: J. van Kuppeveltand R. Smith (eds) Current and New Directions in Discourse and Dialogue,Kluwer, Dordrecht, pp. 183-212, ISBN: 15351793.

[2003] Jonathan Ginzburg and Ivan A. Sag and Matthew Purver ‘Integrat-ing Conversational Move Types in the Grammar of Conversation’, In P.Kuhnlein, H. Rieser and H. Zeevat, editors, Perspectives on Dialogue in theNew Millennium, pages 25-42, Pragmatics & Beyond, New Series Volume114, John Benjamins, ISBN: 158811404X.

[2004] ‘A quasi-naive semantics for interrogatives and its implications’. Reprintedin: J. Gutierrez-Rexach (ed.) Semantics : Critical Concepts in Linguistics,Routledge, London, pp. 353-373. (Originally written in 1992).

[2006] Jonathan Ginzburg and Zoran Macura ‘Lexical Acquisition with andwithout metacommunication’. In: Caroline Lyon et al (eds.) The Emergenceof Communication and Language, Springer, Heidelberg, pp. 287-301. ISBN-10: 1-84628-491-0.

[2006] Raquel Fernandez, Jonathan Ginzburg, Howard Gregory, and ShalomLappin) ‘SHARDS: Fragment Resolution in Dialogue’. H. Bunt (ed.) Com-puting Meaning 3: Current Issues in Computational Semantics, Studies inLinguistics and Philosophy, Springer, Heidelberg.

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[2008] Zoran Macura and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘Dynamics and Adaptivenessof Metacommunicative Interaction in a Foraging Environment’, In: RuthKempson and Robin Cooper (eds.): Language Change and Evolution, CollegePress, London.

[2009] Jonathan Ginzburg and Matthew Purver ‘Quantification, the RepriseContent Hypothesis, and Type Theory’ In: Lars Borin and Staffan Larsson(eds.) From Quantification to Conversation, Mouton de Gruyter, The Hague.

Jonathan Ginzburg and Raquel Fernandez ‘Dialogue’ [2010a]. In: A. Clark,C. Fox, and S. Lappin (eds.) Handbook of Computational Linguistics andNatural Language, Blackwell.

[2010b] ‘Questions: Logic and Interactions’, In: J. van Benthem and A. terMeulen Handbook of Logic and Language, 2nd Edition, Elsevier and MITPress

[2011] ‘Situation Semantics: from indexicality to metacommunicative inter-action’ In: K. von Heusinger et al (eds.) Handbook of Semantics , de Gruyter,Berlin.

[2011] ‘Situation Semantics and the Ontology of Natural Language’ In: K.von Heusinger et al (eds.) Handbook of Semantics , de Gruyter, Berlin.

[2011] ‘How to resolve how to’ In: John Bengson and Marc Moffett (eds.)Knowing How: Essays on Knowledge, Mind, and Action, Oxford UniversityPress, Oxford.

[2012] Jonathan Ginzburg and Matthew Purver Quantication, the RepriseContent Hypothesis, and Type Theory (2012) In: Lars Borin and StaffanLarsson (eds.) From Quantication to Conversation, College Publications,London, pp. 85-110.

[2015] Robin Cooper and Jonathan Ginzburg ‘TTR for Natural Language Se-mantics’ In: Chris Fox and Shalom Lappin (ed.) Handbook of ContemporarySemantic Theory, second edition , Blackwell: Oxford

[2016] ‘The Semantics of Dialogue’ In: Maria Aloni and Paul Dekker (eds.)The Cambridge Handbook of Semantics, Cambridge University Press, Cam-bridge.

[2016] Jonathan Ginzburg and Philip Miller ‘Ellipsis in HPSG’. To appearin: The Oxford Handbook of Ellipsis, Oxford University Press, New York.

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Invited Talks

Invited Talks at Conferences

‘Enriching answerhood: Questions in Situation Semantics.’ Presented at the4th Twente workshop on language technology, Twente, September 1992.

‘Enriched Answerhood and Resolvedness.’ Presented at the 2nd DYANAColloquium, Freudenstadt, September 1993.

‘Questions, Utterances and Information States’. Presented at the EuropeanResearch Foundation research conference on Language, Logic and Informa-tion, Espinho, Portugal, December 1994.

‘On Some Semantic Consequences of Turn Taking’: invited speaker at Work-shop “Formal Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue”, University of Munich,March 10-12 1997.

(with Ivan A. Sag) ‘English Interrogative Constructions’: invited talk atworkshop on Construction Grammar, LSA Summer School, Cornell Univer-sity, July 16, 1997.

‘Is Exhaustivity needed? How?’: invited speaker at Workshop “Questionsunder Discussion”, University of Amsterdam, July 4, 1997.

‘Elliptical Potential and Interaction’: invited speaker at Israel SemanticsConference, Institute of Advanced Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem,December 1997.

‘Clarifying Utterances’: invited speaker at 13th Twente Workshop on Lan-guage Technology/ 2nd workshop on ‘Formal Semantics and Pragmatics ofDialogue’, Enschede, The Netherlands, 13 - 15 May 1998.

‘Describing Conversational Interaction: Some Implications for HPSG’. In-vited talk at the 6th International Head Driven Phrase Structure GrammarConference, Edinburgh, August 1999.

‘Utterance Skeletons: Grounding, Clarification, and Attitudes’. Presented atthe Leverhulme Workshop on Underspecification in Representation, King’sCollege, London, March 2000.

(with Ivan Sag) ‘In Situ Questions’. Invited Talk at the 36th meeting of theChicago Linguistics Society, University of Chicago, Chicago, April 2000.

‘Defeasibly Structuring Facts’. 2nd Dublin-London Workshop on Languageand Logic, Dublin City University, Dublin, May 2001.

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‘The Emergence of Metacommunicative Meaning’. Workshop on Semanticsand Cognition, The 13th Amsterdam Colloquium, Amsterdam, December2001.

‘Tutorial on Interrogative Investigations’, South Eastern Constraint-basedLinguistics Circle, King’s College, London, April 2002.

‘From chewing to wallowing: Plan Recognition and Clarification Requests’.Workshop on Dialogue, Gothenburg University, June 2002.

‘Interrogatives and Ontology’. In The Mood Workshop, University of Frank-furt, June 2002.

‘What Clarification Requests tell us about Dialogue Information States’, Ar-chitectures and Mechanisms of Language Processing (AMLAP 2003), Uni-versity of Glasgow, August 2003.

‘Clarifying the Semantics of Noun Phrases in Dialogue’, 5th Tbilisi Sym-posim on Logic, Language, and Computation, Tbilisi State University, Tbil-isi, Georgia, October 2003.

‘Abstraction and Ontology: Questions in Constructive Type Theory’, 1stWorkshop on Lambda Calculus, Type Theory, and Natural Language, King’sCollege, London, December 2003.

‘HPSG in Constructive Type Theory’, 11th International Head Driven PhraseStructure Grammar Conference, Leuven, Belgium, August 2004.

‘From Dialogue to Multilogue via Type Theory’, Paris Workshop on Dia-logue, Universite Paris 7, March 2005.

‘Scaling up to Multilogue’, Multiparty Workshop, Institute for Creative Tech-nologies, University of Southern California, Marina del Rey, June 2005.

‘Clarification Requests in Conversation’, Panel on Misunderstanding, 27thAnnual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, Stresa, Italy, July 2005.

‘What Non Sentential Utterances tell us about Dialogue Representations’,State of the Art in Dialogue Colloquium , Bielefeld, November 2005.

‘Turn Taking Puzzles, Context, and the Theory of Non-Sentential Utter-ances’, ErnieFest on ellipsis (“Philosophy of Language meets Linguistics Se-mantics”) , University of Western Ontario, Canada, May 2006.

‘Content Recognition in Dialogue’, SigDial 10, Sydney, Australia, July 2006.

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‘LLADD: Learning Language in Dialogue’, Mind/Brain Sciences in the 21stCentury, Inaugural Symposium of the Mind/Brain Centre, Rovereto, Italy,March 2007.

‘Resolving Fragments: a semantics for conversation’. Dynamic SemanticsWorkshop, Linguistics Association of Great Britain, August 2007, London.

‘Constructing Abstract Entities’, Workshop on Abstract Entities in Seman-tics, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, March 2008.

‘IrRelevance: Semantics and/or Pragmatics’. Dialogue Matters Closing Work-shop, London, June 2008.

‘Semantic Ontology and Interaction’, Invited Tutorial, ILCLI InternationalWorkshop on Semantics, Pragmatics, and Rhetoric, San Sebastian, TheBasque Country, May, 2009.

‘Questions and Internalizing Relevance’. Linguistics and Philosophy FallWorkshop, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, October, 2009.

‘Relevance for Dialogue’, PozDial, the 13th International Workshop on Se-mantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Poznan, Poland, June 2010.

‘Speech Act Embedding and Clarificational Interaction’, Conference on Sen-tence Types, Sentence Moods, and Illocutionary Forces, Berlin, Nov 2010

‘Integrating multimodality into learning in dialogue’, OTIM-ILIKS Work-shop on on Linguistic Annotation and Interacting Knowledge Systems, Aix-en-Provence, May 23-25, 2011.

‘Integrating multimodality into a type theoretic model of learning in dia-logue’. LOCI Workshop II: Type Dependency, Type Theory with Records,and Natural-Language Flexibility, Queen Mary University of London, 16thand 17th June 2011.

‘Dialogue Oriented Constructionism: towards explanatory adequacy in thetheory of Non-Sentential Utterances’, Topics in the Typology of EllipticalConstructions, InternationalConference,ChicagoCentre,Paris, 24 june 2011

‘The One Track Mind: Unifying illocutionary and metacommunicative inter-action’, Panel on The Official and the Unofficial Business of Conversation,12th INTERNATIONAL PRAGMATICS CONFERENCE, Manchester, 6July, 2011.

‘Disfluency as intra-utterance meaning’ , Constraints in Discourse, Agay,France, September 2011

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‘False Starts, Jokes, and Music: Semantics in the 21st Century’, ESSLLIevening lecture, 24th European Summer School in logic, Language, and In-formation, Opole, Pologne, 14 August, 2012.

‘Minimalism v. Contextualism: a dialogical perspective’, Dialogue with Con-textualism workshop, Paris, 18 Sept, 2012.

‘Rethinking Deep and Surface: anaphoric processes in dialogue’, Labex-EFLworkshop on anaphora, Paris, 17 oct, 2012.

‘Theory and practice in Dialogue Systems’, International Workshop on Spo-ken Dialog Systems (IWSDS 2012), Chateau d’Ermenonville, France, Nov29, 2012.

‘TTR: from Montogovian fragments and situation semantics to speech streamcompositionality’, First International Workshop on Type Theory with Records,Gothenburg, Sweden, 19 Dec, 2012.

‘Quotation via Dialogical Interaction’, World Congress on Logic(UniLOG2013), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 4 April, 2013.

‘Rethinking deep and surface: towards a comprehensive model of anaphoricprocesses in dialogue’, Structure and Evidence in Linguistics, Stanford Uni-versity, Stanford, 28-30 April, 2013.

‘Interrogative Answers’, Questions in Discourse Workshop, Stuttgart, May2014.

‘Towards a Type Theoretic Analysis of Conversational Genres’, Workshopon Conversational Genres, Institute for Creative Technologies, University ofSouthern California, September 2014.

‘Divine Scatology: Exclamative interjections in Dialogue’, 10 October, 2014,International Workshop on Surprise, Paris.

‘Laughter in conversation’, Forum Sciences Cognitives, Paris, 28 March 2015.

‘Laughter in the Grammar?’ 2nd Conference on Interactional Linguistics andChinese Language Studies, Shanghai, March 2016

‘The View from Dialogue: Reasoning in Spontaneous, Emotionally ChargedConversation.’ Universite du Quebec a Montreal Summer Institute on Rea-soning, June 2016

‘ QUD: Past, Present, and Future’, SemDial 2016, Rutgers, July 2016.

‘Interacting across Domains’, Poznan Reasoning Week, Poznan, September2016.

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Seminar Talks

‘Semantic Ontology and Verbal Complementation’. Departmental Collo-quium, Institute for Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung, University of Stuttgart,May 1995.

‘Ellipsis and Syntactic Presuppositions’. Departmental Colloquium, Depart-ment of Alfa Informatica, University of Groningen, September 1996.

‘Why ellipsis isn’t and what it might be’. Departmental Colloquium, Seminarfur Naturlichesprachwissenchaft, University of Tubingen, March 1997.

‘Fragmentation of Meaning’: Departmental Colloquium, Department of Lin-guistics, University of Goteborg, September 1998.

‘Fragmented Meaning: Ellipsis in Dialogue’: Departmental Colloquium, Hu-man Communication Research Center seminar series, University of Edin-burgh, Edinburgh, October 1998.

‘Understanding, Utterances, and Updates’: Computational Linguistics semi-nar series, Department of Computing, Trinity College, Dublin, January 1999.

‘Talking about Meaning’. ITRI seminar series, University of Brighton, Brighton,November 1999.

‘Reprise utterances, in situ interrogatives, and the Theory of Grammar’.University College, London departmental seminar series, December 2000.

‘Failing to Understand in Dialogue’, Department of Computer Science Semi-nar Series, Queen Mary and Westfield College, University of London, Febru-ary 2001.

‘Combining E and I language: the case of in situ interrogatives’. Depart-ment of English Literary and Linguistic Studies Seminar Series, Universityof Newcastle upon Tyne, March 2001.

‘Communicating about Misunderstanding in Dialogue’. The Computer LabSeminar Series, University of Cambridge, March 2001.

‘Imperfect Communication: Grammar and Processing’. Department of Com-putational Linguistics Seminar Series, University of the Saarland, Saarbrucken,May 2001.

‘Turn Taking and the Semantics of Adjuncts’. Division of Informatics Semi-nar Series, University of Edinburgh, October 2001.

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‘Disentangling Public from Non-public Meaning’. Centre for Linguistics andPhilology Seminar Series, Oxford University, March 2002.

‘Utterer’s content and utterer’s plans: their role in utterance (mis)understanding’.Institut for Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung Seminar Series, University ofStuttgart, May 2002.

‘Processing Imperfect Communication’. Department of Translation and In-terpretation Seminar, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, July 2002.

‘Non-Sentential Utterances and the theory of Language Acquisition’, Depart-ment of Linguistics Seminar Series, University of York, November 2002.

‘Child Non-Sentential Utterances: Implications for the theory of LanguageAcquisition’, Department of Linguistics Seminar Series, University of Essex,April 2003.

‘Acquiring Non-Sentential Utterances’, Division of Informatics Seminar Se-ries, University of Edinburgh, May 2004.

‘Classifying fragments with machine learning’, Universitat Osnabruck Cog-nitive Science Seminar, January 2005.

‘Scaling up from Dialogue to Multilogue: some principles and benchmarks’,ITRI Seminar Series, February 2005.

‘Towards a general theory of Non-Sentential Utterance Constructions’, De-partmental Colloquium, Department of Linguistics, University of Goteborg,November 2005.

‘Questions: contents and use’, Colloquium, Department of Linguistics, Uni-versity of Gottingen, Dec. 2005.

‘Miscellaneous verbs and their ontological status’, Universitat OsnabruckCognitive Science Seminar, February, 2007.

‘The Delayed Short Question Effect’, Colloquium, ZAS, Berlin, Feb. 2007.

‘Taming the Beast: grammar and interaction in conversation’, Departmentof Linguistics, Bielefeld University, March, 2007.

‘Resolving Fragments: a theory of context for conversation’, Stanford Uni-versity Semantics Workshop, May, 2007.

‘Unifying Self- and Other- Repair’, Division of Informatics Seminar Series,University of Edinburgh, Oct 2007.

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‘Non Sentential Utterances: meaning, content, and complexity’, Departmen-tal Seminar, City University of Hong Kong, July, 2008.

‘A Theory of Context for Interaction in conversation’, Departmental Seminar,City University of Hong Kong, July, 2008.

‘What might and what might not go wrong in Interaction’, DepartmentalSeminar, Trinity College, Dublin, Dec 2008.

‘Grounding and CRification in KoS’, Departmental Seminar, UniversitatBielefeld, May 2009.

‘Meaning for Conversation: integrating semantics and interaction’, Depart-mental Seminar, York University, Oct 2009.

‘Integrating semantics and interaction’, Departmental Seminar, LaboratoireParole & Langage, Aix-en-Provence, Jan 2010.

‘Non-Sentential Utterances: Interaction and Grammar’ , DEC, Ecole Nor-male Superiere, Paris, June 2011

‘Compositional Semantics without Syntax: towards a formal theory of theearliest utterances’, University of Frankfurt, October 2013

‘Compositional Semantics without Syntax: characterizing the initial state ofthe grammar’, Hebrew University, February 2014

‘Question (Self) Responses’, Paris-Tech, June 23, 2014

‘Divine Scatology: exclamative interjections in dialogue.’, ComputationalLinguistics Research Seminar, Trinity College, Dublin, 16 December 2014.

‘Laughter: In the Grammar?’, LLC2, Institut des Sciences Cognitives MarcJeannerod, Lyon, February 2, 2016., Amsterdam, December 2015.

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Conference Organization, Editorial Activity, and

Reviewing

Conference Organization

1993 Member, Organising Committee, 5th Joint Councils Initiative in Cog-nitive Science and HCI Summer School, held at the University of Ed-inburgh, 6-10 September.

1994 Organiser, (with Enric Vallduvı (Edinburgh), and Nani Chanishvili(Tbilisi)), Language and Logic Spring School in Georgia. Tbilisi StateUniversity, Tbilisi, May 11-18.

1995 Co-Chair, Organising Committee, The First Tbilisi Symposium onLogic, Language, and Computation. International Conference sup-ported by the European Foundation for Logic, Language and Informa-tion, The British Academy, and the Soros Foundation, Tbilisi, Georgia,October 19-22.

2003 Co-Chair, Program Committee, Dialbruck 2003: the 7th InternationalWorkshop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Saarbrucken,Germany;

2004 Chair, Program Committee, CataLog’04: the 8th International Work-shop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Barcelona,Catalunya.

2008 Co-Chair, Program Committee, LonDial’08: the 12th InternationalWorkshop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, King’sCollege, London.

2012 Chair, Organizing Committee SemDial 2012 (SeineDial) the 16th In-ternational Workshop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmatics of Di-alogue, Paris, September 2012

2012 Co-Chair, Organizing Committee, SigDial 2012, the 13th SIGdial Con-ference on Discourse and Dialogue, Seoul National University, Seoul

2015 Chair, Program Committee, Colloque Syntaxe et Semantique de Paris2015 (CSSP 2015), Universite Paris-Diderot, October 2015.

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2016 Formal and linguistic semantics area chair at SEM* 2016.

Editorial Activity

2008- Founder and Managing Editor, Dialogue and Discourse, LinguisticSociety of America e-journal http://dialogue-and-discourse.org

2006-9 Peer Review College of United Kingdom, Engineering and PhysicalSciences Research Council.

2007- Editorial Board, Semantics and Pragmatics, semprag.org

2012- Editorial Board, Journal of Language Modelling, http://nlp.ipipan.waw.pl/ojs/index.php/JLM/

2011, 2012 Project Reviewer for Estonian Science Foundation, Israel Sci-ence Foundation.

Tenure evaluator for candidates at: Georgetown University, Tufts Univer-sity.

2009-11 External Reviewer, EU FP7 Project ALEAR.

2012-2016 Member, National Committee , CNRS, Section 34 (LanguageSciences; President: Anne Reboul)

Reviewing

• Papers reviewed for the journals: Linguistics and Philosophy (1991,1996, 1997, 1998, 2001 [twice], 2003, 2005, 2014, 2016); ComputationalIntelligence (1993, 1994, 1995); Lingua (1999); Brain and BehaviouralSciences (2002); Journal of Linguistics (2003, 2006, 2007, 2012, 2013,2017); Journal of Logic and Computation (2004, 2009); Cognitive Sci-ence (2004); Linguistics (2007), Journal of AI Research (2008), Re-search on Language and Computation (2008, 2009); Semantics andPragmatics (2008, 2009, 2013, 2015, 2016), Mind (2013), Applied Psy-cholinguistics (2013), Frontiers in Psychology (2015), Journal of Prag-matics (2016).

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• Book manuscripts reviewed for: Kluwer Academic Press (1996); Black-well (1997, 2001); CSLI publications (2002); Elsevier (2005), Routledge(2013), Springer (2013)

• Book chapters reviewed for: MIT Press (1997); CSLI publications(1991, 1997, 1999); Blackwell (2000); Springer (2014)

• Conference papers/abstracts reviewed for the conferences: Semanticsand Linguistic Theory 4 (1994), 8 (1998), 9 (1999), 10 (2000), 25 (2015);The Tbilisi Symposium on Logic, Language, and Computation (1995,1997, 1999); The 2nd Conference on Information-Oriented Approachesto Logic, Language and Computation, London (1996); The Joint Con-ference on Formal Grammar, Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar,And Categorial Grammar, Saarbrucken, (1998); Israeli Association forTheoretical Linguistics (IATL 15, 1999, IATL 17, 2001); Tbilisi 2003:the 5th Tbilisi Symposium on Logic, Language, and Computation,Tbilisi, October 2003; ACL 2003: the Annual meeting of the Associ-ation for Computational Linguistics, Sapporo, Japan, July 2003; ACL2004: the Annual meeting of the Association for Computational Lin-guistics, Barcelona, July 2004. ACL 2005: the Annual meeting of theAssociation for Computational Linguistics, Ann Arbor, June 2005. In-ternational Conference on Natural Language Processing (ICON)-2005,Kanpur (IITK), India, December 2005, EACL 2009, Athens, ACL-IJCNLP 2009, Singapore, EMNLP 2009, Singapore.

• Member of Programme Committees for: Conference on Information-Oriented Approaches to Logic, Language and Computation, London,June 1996;, The 2nd Tbilisi Symposium on Logic, Language, and Com-putation (1997); The 3rd Tbilisi Symposium on Logic, Language, andComputation, Batumi, Republic of Georgia (1999); Gotalog: the 4thInternational Workshop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmatics ofDialogue, Gothenburg, Sweden (2000); ; Edilog: the 6th InternationalWorkshop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Edin-burgh, UK (2002); HPSG 2004: 11th International Head Driven PhraseStructure Grammar Conference, Leuven, Belgium, August 2004; Di-alor: the 9th International Workshop on the Formal Semantics andPragmatics of Dialogue, Nancy, France (2005); SigDial 10, 2006 (Syd-ney, Australia); the 10th International Workshop on the Formal Se-mantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, BranDial (Potsdam, Germany),

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Decalog: the 11th International Workshop on the Formal Semanticsand Pragmatics of Dialogue, Rovereto, Italy, SigDial 13, 2009, London;16th International Head Driven Phrase Structure Grammar Confer-ence, Gottingen, Germany, July 2009; DiaHolmia: the 13th Interna-tional Workshop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue,Stockholm, June 2009; SigDial 2010, Tokyo,;Logic and Cognition 2012,Poznan; IWCS 2013: International workshop on computational seman-tics, Potsdam, March 2013; Sigdial 2013, Metz, September 2013; the16th International Workshop on the Formal Semantics and Pragmat-ics of Dialogue, University of Amsterdam, December 2013; EuropeanAssociation of Computational Linguistics (EACL) 2014, Gothenburg,Sweden, April 2014; the 17th International Workshop on the FormalSemantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Heriot Watt University, Edin-burgh, September 2014; The 11th International Conference on Compu-tational Semantics (IWCS 2015), Queen Mary University of London,April 2015; The 18th International Workshop on the Formal Seman-tics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, Gothenburg University, September2015; Context 2015, Cyprus; ACL 2016: the Annual meeting of theAssociation for Computational Linguistics, Berlin, August 2016.

Examining, Supervision, Invited Courses

Examining

1999 External examiner for Rani Nelken, PhD proposal, Department ofComputer Science, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology.

2003 External examiner for Simon Keizer, PhD, Reasoning Under Uncer-tainty in Natural Language Dialogue, Dept of Computer Science, TwenteUniversity, The Netherlands, September 2003.

2003 Internal examiner for Gordon Hunter, PhD , Statistical Language Pro-cessing in the British National Corpus, Dept of Linguistics and Pho-netics, University College, London, November 2003.

2004 External examiner for Marco de Bono, PhD, Relevance in Open Do-main Question Answering: Theoretical Framework and Application,Dept of Computer Science, University of York, June 2004.

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2005 Internal examiner for Alex Fang, PhD , Robust Practical Parsing ofEnglish with an Automatically Generated Grammar, Dept of Linguisticsand Phonetics, University College, London, November 2005.

2011 External examiner for Cao Jing, PhD A Corpus-based Study of Ad-jectives in Contemporary English, Dept of Chinese, Translation, andLinguistics, Hong Kong City University, May, 2011.

2011 Jury member, Ana Gazdik, PhD Multiple Questions in French andHungarian. A Lexical-Functional Analysis with Special Emphasis onthe Syntax-Discourse Interface, Universite Paris-Diderot, June 2011.

2011 Jury member, Gabriela Bilbiie, PhD Grammaire des constructions el-liptiques. Une etude comparative des phrases sans verbe en roumain eten francais, Universite Paris-Diderot, November 2011.

2014 Rapporteur, Anaıs Cadilhac Preference Extraction and Reasoning inNegotiation Dialogues, IRIT Toulouse, June 2014.

2014 Jury President, Habilitation, Isidora Stojanovic La signification a l’epreuvedu contexte, Ecole des hautes etudes en sciences sociales, Paris, March2014.

2014 Rapporteur, Habilitation, Laurent Prevot Discours et Dialogue: de latheorie a la pratique, Aix Marseille University, December 2014.

2015 Jury member, Oscar Garcia Marchena, PhD Phrases averbales et frag-ments de l’espagnol oral , Universite Paris-Diderot, December 2015.

2016 Jury member, Nadine Glas, PhD Modelisation des Strategies VerbalesdEngagement dans les Interactions Humain-Agent, Telecom Paris–Tech,September 2016.

PhD Supervision

2000-2004 Supervisor of PhD by Matthew Purver, King’s College, Lon-don; Thesis title: The Theory and Use of Clarification Requests inDialogue.Posts: Post doctoral RA at Stanford University (2004-2007);Senior Research Fellow, Queen Mary, University of London (2008-09);Senior Lecturer, School of Computer Science and Electrical Engineer-ing, Queen Mary, University of London (2009-).

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2001-2006 Supervisor of PhD by Raquel Fernandez Rovira, King’s College,London; Thesis title: Non-Sentential Utterances in Dialogue: Clas-sification, Resolution and Use, Posts: Post doctoral RA at PotsdamUniversity (2005-2007); Post doctoral RA at Stanford University (2007-2008); VENI Fellow and lecturer, University of Amsterdam (2008-).

2003-2007 Supervisor of PhD by Zoran Macura, King’s College, London;Topic: Metacommunication and Lexical Acquisition in a Primitive For-aging Environment. Current Post: Industry, Hong Kong.

2011- Kwong-Cheong Wong , Universite Paris-Diderot; Provisional title:Interacting across genres in dialogue

2012- Sara Moradlou, PhD fellowship from LabEx EFL. Provisional title:Early Child Grammars.

2015- Chiara Mazzocconi, PhD Fellowship from Sorbonne Paris Cite. Pro-visional title: Laughter in Interaction.

2016- Eimear McGuire PhD Fellowship from Sorbonne Paris Cite. Provi-sional title: Conditionals in the Wild.

Courses at International Summer Schools

Summer–1993 Lecturer: Situation Theoretic Grammar (795.33), (with RobinCooper), four week course at the Linguistic Society of America SummerInstitute, The Ohio State University.

Spring–1994 Lecturer: Propositional Attitudes and Natural Language Se-mantics, four Day course at the Language and Logic Spring School inGeorgia, Tbilisi State University, Tbilisi.

Summer–1994 Lecturer: Questions and the Semantics of Dialogue, fiveday course at the 6th European Summer School in Logic, Languageand Information, Copenhagen, August 1994.

Summer–2002 Lecturer: Interrogatives: Form, Meaning, and Use, (withIvan Sag) five day course at the 12th European Summer School inLogic, Language and Information, Trento, August 2002.

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Summer-2006 Lecturer: Semantics and Interaction in Dialogue, 5 daycourse at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain,June 2006.

Summer–2008 Lecturer: Computational Dialogue Modelling, (with RaquelFernandez) five day course at the 18th European Summer School inLogic, Language and Information, Hamburg, August 2008.

Summer–2012 Lecturer: Type Theory with Records for natural languagesemantics (with Robin Cooper), The Fifth North American SummerSchool of Logic, Language, and Information, the University of Texasat Austin, Austin, Texas, June 2012.

Summer–2012 Lecturer: An Introduction to Semantics using Type The-ory with Records (with Robin Cooper), The Twenty Fourth EuropeanSummer School of Logic, Language, and Information, Opole, Poland,August 2012.

Summer–2012 Lecturer: Semantics of questions and dialogues (with An-drzej Wisniewski), The Twenty FourthEuropean Summer School ofLogic, Language, and Information, Opole, Poland, August 2012.

Summer–2013 Lecturer: Analysis of Dialogue Corpora, Labex-EFL sum-mer school in experimental linguistics, le de Berder, France, June 22-26.

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