Re: [chat] Looking for a web-based bibliography database/system

[Mary <mary-slug@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Wed, Jan 29, 2003, Ben Leslie wrote:
> Sure, although I believe there are other for various different fields.
> Although most of them aren't free. (Although most unis have subscriptions
> to them.)

The point of this particular exercise, by the way, is to create an
annotated bibliography for computational linguists working on anaphora.
[Citeseer does have a lot of stuff for 'anaphora' and I will indeed
utilise its powers.]

But part of the point of the exercise, unfortunately, is for *me* to
create the data, because I'm about to do an honours thesis somewhere in
that field, and I need to be familiar with the Big Names and the Big
Theories etc. Also, some of the important papers are in theorectical
linguistics and philosophy, and it would be nice to unify it somewhat.
So I'm told.

-Mary