1. Natural Language Understanding and Logic Programming Workshop 1984: Rennes, France

• Verónica Dahl: Hiding Complexity from the casual Writer of Parsers. 1-19 BibTeX
• Pawel Lubonski: Natural Language Interface for a Polish Railway Expert System. 21-31 BibTeX
• Michèle Courant, Sophie Robin: Classified Advertisement Analysis in the Context of an Expert System in Ad Matching. 33-47 BibTeX
• Patrick Saint-Dizier: Handling Quantifier Scoping Ambiguities in a Semantic Representation of Natural Language Sentences. 49-63 BibTeX
• Luis Fariñas del Cerro, Said Soulhi: Mutual Belief Logic for Processing Definite Reference. 65-78 BibTeX
• Kuniaki Uehara, Ryo Ochitani, Osamu Mikami, Jun'ichi Toyoda: An Integrated Parser for Text Understanding: Viewing Parsing as Passing Messages among Actors. 79-95 BibTeX
• Yuji Matsumoto, Masaki Kiyono, Hozumi Tanaka: Facilities of the BUP Parsing System. 97-106 BibTeX
• Hideo Miyoshi, Koichi Furukawa: Object-Oriented Parser in the Logic Programming Language ESP. 107-119 BibTeX
• Werner Frey: Noun Phrases in Lexical Functional Grammar. 121-137 BibTeX
• Paul Sabatier: Puzzle Grammars. 139-152 BibTeX
• Célestin Sedobgo: A Meta Grammar for Handling Coordination in Logic Grammars. 153-163 BibTeX
• Michael Hess: About the Role of Control Information in Natural Language Question Answering Systems. 165-180 BibTeX
• Michel Boyer, Guy Lapalme: Generating Sentences from Semantic Networks. 181-189 BibTeX
• Saïd Tazi, Jacques Virbel: Formal Representation of Textual Structures for an Intelligent Text-Editing System. 191-205 BibTeX
• Camilla Schwind: Logic Based Natural Language Processing. 207-219 BibTeX
• Anne Daladier: Programming in a Natural Language? At What Cost? 221-232 BibTeX
• Martin Kay: Unification in Grammar. 233-240 BibTeX