Background reading, general introductions to DRT:

• Hans Kamp ― Uwe Reyle: From Discourse to Logic. 1st edition. 1993, Kluwer (the first two chapters)

• Kálmán László ― Rádai Gábor: Dinamikus szemantika (Dynamic Semantics, in Hungarian). Osiris Kiadó, Budapest. 2002. (Introductory chapters)

• David Beaver ― Bart Geurts: DRT, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

An advanced introduction (for those with a strong background in logic or mathematics):

• Hans Kamp ― Josef van Genabith ― Uwe Reyle: DRT. To appear in Dov Gabbay, ed. (t.a.): Handbook of Philosophical Logic, vol. 15.

Introduction to the Analysis of Tense and Aspect in DRT:

• Hans Kamp ― Uwe Reyle: From Discourse to Logic. 1st edition. 1993, Kluwer, chapter 5.

• David Beaver ― Bart Geurts: DRT, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, chapter on Tense.

• Hans Kamp ― Josef van Genabith ― Uwe Reyle: DRT. T.a. in Dov Gabbay, ed. (t.a.): Handbook of Philosophical Logic, vol. 15. (The appropriate chapter.)

Advanced material:

• Uwe Reyle ― Antje Rossdeutscher ― Hans Kamp: Ups and Downs in the Theory of Temporal Reference To appear in Linguistics and Philosophy

Some classic papers (for readers with a strong background in logic or mathematics):

• Hans Kamp 1979: Events, Instants and Temporal Reference. In Baeuerle--Egli--v. Stechow eds 1979: Semantics from Different Points of View. Springer.

• Hans Kamp 1980: Some Remarks on the Logic of Change. In. Rohrer ed. 1980: Time, Tense and Quantifiers. Niemeyer, Tübingen.

• Hans Kamp 1981: Référence temporelle et Réprésentation du Discours. Langages.

• Hans Kamp ― Christian Rohrer 1983: Tense in Texts. In Baeuerle--Schwarze--v.Stechow eds. 1983: Meaning, Use and Interpretation of Language. DeGruyter.