Readership: The book will appeal to linguists, philosophers, dialogue system developers, and psychologists from advanced undergraduate level upwards.
Jonathan Ginzburg, Department of Linguistics, Université Paris-Diderot (Paris 7)
Jonathan Ginzburg has held appointments at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and King's College, London. He is currently Professor of Linguistics at Université Paris-Diderot (Paris 7). He is the author of Interrogative Investigations: the form, meaning, and use of English Interrogatives (jointly with Ivan A. Sag) and has published more than 70 papers. He is one of the founders and currently editor-in-chief of Dialogue and Discourse, one of the Linguistic Society of America's ejournals.
1: Interaction, Grammar, and the Behavioural Sciences 2: From Communitarian to Interactive Semantics 3: A Semantic Ontology for Dialogue 4: Basic Interaction in Dialogue 5: A Grammar for Dialogue 6: Grounding and CRification 7: Non Sentential Utterances in Conversation 8: Extensions 9: An Interaction-Oriented Theory of Meaning Appendix References
