 | viii + 665 pages publication date: December 2001 ISBN 978-1-57473-243-6 CD-ROM, $20.00 ISBN 978-1-57473-043-2 paperback, $40.00 ISBN 978-1-57473-143-9 library binding, $80.00 |
1. Phases and Interpretability
David Adger and Gillian Ramchand 1-14
2. Diathesis Alternations and Rule Interaction in the Lexicon
Raúl Aranovich and Jeffrey T. Runner 15-28
3. Conjunction Weakening and Morphological Plurality
Ron Artstein 29-42
4. A [+interpretable] Number Feature on Verbs:
Evidence from Squamish Salish
Leora Bar-el, Peter Jacobs, and Martina Wiltschko 43-55
5. Integrity: A Syntactic Constraint on Quantificational Scoping
Chris Barker 56-67
6. Partial Copying and Emergent Unmarkedness
in Igbo Reduplication
Jill Beckman 68-81
7. The Implications of Rich Agreement:
Why Morphology doesn't Drive Syntax
Jonathan David Bobaljik 82-95
8. Resumptives as Derivational Residues
Cedric Boeckx 96-108
9. Maintaining Contrast in Nxa'amxcín Reduplication
Ewa Czaykowska-Higgins and Suzanne Urbanczyk 109-122
10. WH-Movement as Noun Incorporation in Nuu-chah-nulth
Henry Davis and Naomi Sawai 123-136
11. On Inclusive Reference Anaphora:
New Perspectives from Hungarian
Marcel den Dikken, Anikó Lipták, Zsófia Zvolenszky 137-149
12. On certain head-final effects in Vietnamese
Nigel Duffield 150-163
13. On the Semantics of Pronouns and Definite Articles
Paul Elbourne 164-177
14. Paradigmatic Restrictions on Anaphors
Martin Everaert 178-191
15. Getting Results: Motion Constructions
in Italian and Scottish Gaelic
Raffaella Folli and Gillian Ramchand 192-205
16. Syncope Induced Metrical Opacity as a Weight Effect
Matthew Gordon 206-219
17. Split Scrambling: Barriers as Violable Constraints
Maria Gouskova 220-233
18. Comparative Quantifiers and Plural Predication
Martin Hackl 234-247
19. Max-Position Drives Iterative Footing
Nancy Hall 248-261
20. Negation, Focus and Alternative Questions
Chung-hye Han and Maribel Romero 262-275
21. Event-related Adjuncts and the OV/VO Distinction
Roland Hinterhölzl 276-289
22. EPP: Object Shift and Stylistic Fronting in Scandinavian
Ken Hiraiwa 290-303
23. The Status of [voice] in German
Michael Jessen and Catherine Ringen 304-317
24. A (Covert) Long Distance Anaphor in English
Christopher Kennedy and Jeffrey Lidz 318-331
25. On Prerelatives and Appositives
Cornelia Krause 332-345
26. WH- and Focus Are Not the Same Projection
Felicia Lee 346-357
27. A Way to Undo A-movement
Vivian Lin 358-371
28. Intonation, Scope, and Restrictions on Quantifiers
Luisa Martí 372-385
29. AspP-shell Structure in VP-Ellipsis and ACD
Ayumi Matsuo 386-399
30. Obligatory Scalarity (a sliding scale)
Ora Matushansky 400-413
31. Quantitative Processes in Trochaic Systems
Evan Mellander 414-427
32. A Union Function for Complex Coordinate Structures
Michelle J. Moosally and L. Kirk Hagen 428-441
33. Interpreting Measure DP Adverbials
Marcin Morzycki 442-455
34. Indefinites and Frozen Scope in Japanese:
Restriction on QR and Choice Functions
Kimiko Nakanishi 456-469
35. A Distinctness Condition on Linearization
Norvin Richards 470-483
36. Licensing and Feature Interaction
Processes in Child Language
Yvan Rose 484-497
37. A Contrast to a Trace
Uli Sauerland 498-509
38. Subquestions and Quantificational Variability Effects
Yael Sharvit and Sigrid Beck 510-523
39. The End of CED?
Arthur Stepanov 524-537
40. What Can Child Japanese Tell Us
about the Syntax of Scrambling?
Koji Sugisaki and Miwa Isobe 538-551
41. Information Structure and Disambiguation in Japanese
Satoshi Tomioka 552-564
42. Between Mass and Count
Lucia M. Tovena 565-578
43. A Neo-Lexicalist Movement Analysis of Incorporation
Takashi Toyoshima 579-592
44. The Syntax of Transitivity and Its Effects:
Evidence from Halkomelem Salish
Martina Wiltschko 593-606
45. Measure Phrase Modification
in Vector Space Semantics
Yoad Winter 607-620
46. An Argument for Category Neutrality?
Rachel Wojdak 621-634
47. AGREE--The other VP-internal subject hypothesis
Susi Wurmbrand 635-648
48. On Distributional Differences between
Universal and Existential Quantifiers
Kazuko Yatsushiro 649-660