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1931 Michael J. Cummings. Analysis of Old English text through logic programming.
In E. Brunet, editor, Methodes quantitatives et informatiques
dans l’etude des textes/Computers in literary and linguistic research: en
hommage à Charles Muller, pages 229–239. Slatkine, Geneva, 1986.
1932 Michael J. Cummings. A computational logic test for complex system
networks. Word, 40(1-2):287–296, 1989.
1933 Michael J. Cummings. Backward and forward chaining in a PRO-
LOG simulation of linguistic models. In Lawrence J. McCrank, editor,
Databases in the humanities and social sciences 4: proceedings of
the International Conference on Databases in the Humanities and Social
Sciences, Auburn University, July, 1987, pages 183–194. Learned
Information, Inc., Medford, NJ, 1989.
1934 Michael J. Cummings. Simulating linguistic networks with list processing.
Literary and Linguistic Computing, 5(2):161–170, 1990.
1935 Michael J. Cummings. Structural Semantics as the Basis for
Theme/Rheme. In Mava Jo Powell, editor, The 21st LACUS Forum
1994, pages 443–459. Linguistic Association of Canada and the United
States, Lake Bluff, Ill., 1995.
1936 Michael J. Cummings. Computational Analysis of Old English Lexical
Cohesion. In Bates Hoffer, editor, The 22nd LACUS Forum 1995. Linguistic
Association of Canada and the United States, Lake Bluff, Ill.,
1996.
1937 Michael J. Cummings. Intuitive and quantitative analyses of Given/New
in texts. In J. DeVilliers and R. J. Stainton, editors, Communication in
Linguistics. GREF Publishers, Toronto, 1996.
1938 Michael J. Cummings and Lewis Baxter. Computerized analysis of systemic
tree diagrams in Old English. In John Morreall, editor, The Ninth
LACUS Forum 1982, pages 540–548. Hornbeam Press, Columbia, S.C.,
1983.
1939 Michael J. Cummings and Robert Simmons. The language of literature:
a stylistic introduction to the study of literature. Pergamon Press,
Oxford, 1983.
1940 Michael J. Cummings and Xinyu Zou. Systemic linguistics in a formal
perspective. In Ruth M. Brend, editor, The 18th LACUS Forum 1991,
pages 187–197. Linguistic Association of Canada and the United States,
Lake Bluff, Ill., 1992.
1941 Michael Cummings and A. Regina. A PROLOG parser-generator for
systemic analysis of Old English nominal groups. In James D. Benson
and William S. Greaves, editors, Systemic serspectives on discourse:
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