ESCOL '92 Table of Contents

Richard A. Beinert and Bruce L. Derwing
  Segment, Rime, Syllable, Tier or Root?  Evidence from Global Sound
  Similarity Judgements in Arabic
Barbara A. Brunson
  English Topicalization: Evidence for a Topic Phrase
Elizabeth A. Cowper
  Syntactic Morphology: A Third Option
Paul D. Deane
  Polysemy as the consequence of internal conceptual complexity:
  The case of over
Dan Devitt
  Which Way Did They Go?: The question of directionality in the
  grammaticization of copulas and auxiliaries
Daniel Dor
  Towards a Semantic Account of Concealed Questions
Lisa Ferro
  On "Self" as a Focus Marker
Hana Filip
  Aspect and the Semantics of Quantity of Nominal and Verbal Expressions
Naoya Fujita
  Floating Quantifiers as Operators-in-Situ
Spike Gildea
  On the Evolution of a Counter-Universal Pattern of Split Ergativity
Nancy Hedberg
  Referential Expletives and the Extraposition Analysis of Clefts
Beth Ann Hockey
  Prosody and the role of 'okay' and 'uh-huh' in discourse
Alan Juffs
  The Syntax and Semantics of Locative Verbs in Chinese
David Kemmerer
  A Critical Evaluation of Grodzinsky, Pierce, and Marakovitz's
  Neuropsychological Argument for a Transformational Analysis of
  Verbal Passive
Jean-Pierre Koenig
  From frame semantics to constructional syntax: the case of scalar
  predicates
Marc Light
  Rehashing 'Re-'
Cheng Luo
  The Accessibility Hierarchy and Clefting
M. Lynne Murphy
  Gradable Adjectives as Directions: Toward a Unified Treatment
Sally A. Rice
  Far Afield in Lexical Fields: The English Prepositions
Edward J. Rubin
  The Category of Modifiers
Mitsuaki Shimojo
  'Complement' and 'Default' Numeral Classifier Functions of 'Tsu'
  and 'Ko' in Japanese
Christina M. Tortora
  Stop Voicing and the Phonological Word in Dakota
Noriko Watanabe
  Introductory Prologue and Well-rehearsed Oral Narrative in Japanese
Steven H. Weinberger
  The Ins and Outs of Empty Vowels: Deletion and Insertion in Mandarin
Darrell Williams
  English Comparative Compounds with OVER, UNDER, and OUT
Byong-seon Yang
  Clause and Information Structure of Korean Relative Clauses in Role
  and Reference Grammar

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