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Extractions: Expert profile: Allan Ramsay Allan Ramsay Name Ramsay , Allan Job Title Professor of Formal Linguistics Organisation UMIST Address Dept of Computation, UMIST, PO Box 88 Postal Code City Manchester Country United Kingdom Phone Fax Email Allan.Ramsay@umist.ac.uk Organisation URL Personal URL Membership Languages English Specialism Speechtechnology: Syntax Photograph Description or CV Last update: 2002-04-05 - Update your profile Browse the directory of experts in alphabetic order Browse the directory of experts in alphabetic order in a frame Browse the directory of experts ordered by country Browse the directory of experts ordered by PERSON ID Add your profile to the directory using the web form Update your profile by going to your profile and clicking on the link " update your profile " in the bottom row of the table Return to the introduction page of this directory of experts Visit our the directory of language and speech technology organisations See some statistics about experts and organisations Search the experts directory (regular expressions, use tilde for spaces within keys):
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Extractions: Allan Ramsay was born in the remote Lanarkshire village of Leadhills in 1685. Around 1704 he moved to Edinburgh and became an apprentice wigmaker. Completing his apprenticeship in 1709, Ramsay became a Burgess the following year and opened a shop in the Grassmarket. During this period Scotland was in a sad state of decline. Politically weakened by the Act of Union (1707) she was also in danger of cultural domination by England. Ramsay, a strong nationalist, became increasingly involved in Edinburgh intellectual and literary circles from 1710 on. In 1712 he co-founded the Easy Club a society with strong Jacobite leanings which met to discuss literature and politics. Many of Ramsay's early poems received their first public airing when read aloud to club members. Although sympathetic to the cause, Ramsay had no involvement in either the 1715 or 1745 Jacobite uprisings. By 1720 Ramsay's interest in literature was such that he abandoned wigmaking and became a bookseller. In 1725 he moved to premises in the High Street where he opened what is generally regarded as Britain's first circulating library. By this time he had become a successful poet, publishing his first collection of verse in 1721 and second in 1728. Ramsay wrote in both Scots and English but with markedly more success in the former. His English poems owe too obvious a debt to
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Ramsay, Allan (painter)
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Extractions: HUTCHINSON ENCYCLOPEDIA Ramsay, Allan (painter) Scottish painter. Having studied in Edinburgh and then in Italy, he settled in London, becoming one of the most successful portraitists of his day, his works valued for their charm and elegance. He became artist to George III in 1760 and played an active role in London's literary and intellectual life. He is particularly noted for his female portraiture, especially in the period 175466, as in his masterpiece The Artist's Wife (1755 National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh), a portrait of Margaret Lindsay, his second wife. He was devoted to drawing, and the value of this study can be seen in his full-length portraits, for example of Lady Mary Coke (Marquess of Bute collection).
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Extractions: Ramsay, Allan Ramsay, Allan, , Scottish poet. An Edinburgh bookseller, he opened one of the first circulating libraries in Great Britain. The Gentle Shepherd (1725), a pastoral comedy, is his most famous poetic work. He compiled several collections of old Scottish poems and songs and is considered an important figure in the revival of Scottish vernacular poetry that culminated in the work of Robert Burns . His son, Allan Ramsay, See biography of the elder Ramsay by O. Smeaton (1896); study by B. Martin (1931).
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Allan Ramsay - Publications
Prospects for Artificial Intelligence, (proceedings of AISB93), eds. A.Sloman,D.Hogg, G. Humphreys, A. ramsay D. Partridge, IOS Press, 1993.
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Extractions: BOOKS Artificial Intelligence: Methodology, Systems, Applications VII , (proceedings AIMSA-96), IOS Press, 1996 Prospects for Artificial Intelligence The Logical Structure of English , Pitman, 1990 (now published by UCL Press) Formal Methods in Artificial Intelligence , Cambridge University Press, 1988 AI in Practice: programming examples in POP-11 (with R Barrett) Ellis-Horwood, 1986. POP-11: a practical language for artificial intelligence (with R Barrett, A Sloman) Ellis-Horwood, 1985 JOURNAL PAPERS Theorem proving for untyped constructive lambda-calculus: implementation and application, Logic Journal of the Interest Group in Pure and Applied Logics, Models and Discourse Models, Journal of Language and Computation, 1(2), 159-174, 2000 (with Helen Seville Parsing with discontinous phrases, Natural Language Engineering Theorem Proving for Intensional Logic, Journal of Automated Reasoning Presuppositions and WH-clauses, Journal of Semantics Generating Relevant Models, Journal of Automated Reasoning Disjunction Without Tears, Computational Linguistics Review of ``Planning English sentences" (D. Appelt)
Ramsay, Allan
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Extractions: Ramsay, Allan 1685?-1758, Scottish poet. An Edinburgh bookseller, he opened one of the first circulating libraries in Great Britain. The Gentle Shepherd (1725), a pastoral comedy, is his most famous poetic work. He compiled several collections of old Scottish poems and songs and is considered an important figure in the revival of Scottish vernacular poetry that culminated in the work of Robert Burns. See biography by Oliphant Smeaton (1896); study by Burns Martin (1931). His son, Allan Ramsay, 1713-84, was a noted portrait painter. After a successful career in Edinburgh he moved to London in 1767 and became principal painter to George III.
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The Gentle Shepherd, a Scotch Pastoral. ramsay, allan, 16861758. Rianna Thegentle shepherd a Scotch pastoral. ramsay, allan. Printed
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Biografía - Ramsay, Allan
ramsay, allan Nacionalidad Gran Bretaña Edimburgo(1713) - Dover (1784) Estilo Romanticismo Inglés.
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Extractions: Hijo del poeta escocés del mismo nombre, inició sus estudios artísticos en la Academy of Saint Luke de Edimburgo pero pronto se trasladó a Londres. En 1736 viaja por vez primera a Italia, visitando Roma y Nápoles donde trabajará con Imperiali y Solimena, respectivamente, también asistiendo a la Academia Francesa. Dos años después regresó a Londres para establecerse como exitoso retratista. En los veranos regresaba a Escocia y en una de esas visitas conoció a su esposa, Margaret Lindsay , viajando de nuevo a Italia en 1754 para realizar en Roma dibujos y acuarelas de monumentos antiguos, familiarizándose en esta época con la obra de artistas como Nattier, Van Loo o Quentin de la Tour. En 1757 regresó a Londres, rivalizando con Reynolds . Tras el acceso al trono de Jorge III en 1760 será Ramsay quien consiga el cargo de pintor oficial. A finales de esta década de 1760 abandonará la pintura debido a una lesión y se dedicará a la arqueología y a la literatura.
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Extractions: ELSNET summer school I have been at UMIST as Professor of Formal Linguistics since 1995. My first degree, from the University of Sussex, was in Logic and I have an MSc in Logic from London University and a PhD in Artificial Intelligence from Sussex. I came to UMIST from University College Dublin, where I was Professor of Artificial Intelligence. The appeal of UMIST for me was that at UCD, as in most departments of computer science, AI was seen as a fancy, rather soft, branch of computer science. I'm interested in AI because I want to study human cognitive processes, notably the use of language but I also do some rather amateur work on vision, and I want to use the discipline involved in turning a theory into a program to make my work more rigorous. At UMIST I can study how language works in a department where that's what everyone else is interested in - much better, for me, than doing it in a department where the other people spend their time thinking about how to make computers work better and be more useful. What is Formal Linguistics?
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Extractions: SCOTLAND ' S PEOPLE Sign our Visitor's Book. Allan Ramsay ARTIST He was the son of Allan Ramsay, poet, who encouraged his artistic leanings from the age of twelve, until he went to London at twenty to study under William Hogarth. The English genius took a liking to Allan and thought so much of him that he dedicated his twelve engravings, illustrative of Butler's Hudibras , to the young Scot. In 1736 Ramsay travelled through Europe to Rome, being shipwrecked on the way, near Pisa. At Rome he studied at the French Academy under two celebrated painters, Solimena and Imperiale. He enjoyed Roman society and entertained them by writing verse, sonnets, odes, epigrams in various languages. In 1738 he returned to Edinburgh for two years and began a series of very fine portraits, especially of the 2nd Duke of Argyll. He found Edinburgh society fully as famous as London's and made friends with David Hume, Adam Smith, William Robertson and others of that brilliant coterie. In 1756 he returned to London and was on terms of intimacy with top society, painting portraits of many of them. He painted several portraits of the young King George III and Queen Charlotte for presentation to foreign monarchs and statesmen. So much was demanded of him that he employed the young Scots painters, David Martin and A]exander Nasmyth, to assist him. In 1775 he had an accident in Italywhich prevented him from painting and affected his health, so he retired to Rome, leaving an assistant to finish off the portraits of no less than fifty pairs of assorted kings and queens, with which Europe at that age was surfeited.
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