Class |
Presenters |
Handouts |
I. SYLLABUS |
[1] September 7
Role of Discourse and Dialogue in Interactive Technology |
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II. STRUCTURE
OF DISCOURSE |
[2] September 14
General Structure of Discourse |
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[3] September 21
Reference |
- Allen (1995), Ch. 14 (local discourse
context and reference) Peter |
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[4] September 28
What's New in What's Being Said |
- Hiyakumoto (1997) Jane
- McKeown (1983) Selena |
[#2] Peter |
[5] October 5
Paralinguistic Phenomena in Discourse (Gesture &
Intonation) |
- Prevost (1996) Yukiko
- Cassell, et al (2000) Cati |
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October 12
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OFF FOR HELL WEEK |
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III. STRUCTURE
OF DIALOGUE |
[6] October 19
Intention & Purpose |
- Grosz & Sidner (1990) Paulina
- Rich & Sidner (1998) Peter
-[ Lesh, et al (1998)]
-[Grosz & Sidner (1986)] |
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[7] October 26
Initializing and Breaking out of Conversation |
- Cassell & Vilhjálmsson (1999)
Selena |
[#3] Linda |
IV. STYLE AND
GENRE |
[8] November 2
Turn-taking |
- Torres, et al (1997) Jane
- Nagao & Takeuchi (1994) Ashish
- [Pelachaud et al. (1994)] |
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[9] November 9
Footing and Discourse Markers |
- Moser & Moore (1995) Paulina
- Heeman et al. (1998) Yukiko |
[proposal] |
[10] November 16
Conversation as Social Action |
- Pautler & Qulici (1998) Paulina
- Walker et al. (1996) Linda
- Bickmore & Cassell (2000) Ashish |
[#4] TBD (footing) |
V. EVALUATION |
[11][12] November 30
Conversational Storytelling
Evaluating Language-Oriented Interactive Technologies |
- Don (1990) Cati
- Cassell & Ryokai (1999) Elisabeth
- [Cassell, et al (2000)]
- Oviatt (1995) Elisabeth |
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[13] December 7
Final Project Presentations |
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