TABLE OF CONTENTS
Katsue Akita: Conjunction to and Postposition to in Japanese
Stephen R. Anderson: On the Formal Description of Inflection

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Lee A. Becker: Perceptually Motivated Phonetic Change
James J. Braiac (see Martin,Bradac and Elliott)

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Ellen Broselow: Language Change and Theories of the Lexicon
William R. Cantrall: Comparison and Beyond

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Guy Carden and David Pesetsky: Double-Verb Constructions,Markedness, and a Fake Co-ordination
Louise J. Cherry (see Read and Cherry)
Nancy Cochrane: An Essential Difference between Momentary andDurative Events
Anne Cutler: The Context-Dependence of "Intonational Meanings"
Bill J. Darden: A Global Rule in Lithuanian Phonology
Norman D. Elliott (see Martin, Breda° and Elliott)
Judith Olmsted Gary: Object Formation Rules in Several Bantu
Languages: Questions and Implications for Universal Grammar
and Ewan Klein: Context-Sensitive TransderiGazdar
Geraldvational Constraints and Conventional Implicature
Eric P. Harp: The Semantics of Poetry in Early Celtic
Joan B. Hooper: Substantive Evidence for Linearity: Vowel
Length and Nasality in English
Janice Jake: Gapping, Pragmatics,and Factivity
Ellen M. Kaisse: On the Syntactic Environment of a Phonological Rule
William D. Keel: On the Predictability of Lexical Diffusion
William Kemp: Noun Phrase Questions and the Question ofMovement Rules
John C. Kingston: Toward a Model for Syntagmatic Processing

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Ewan Klein (see Gazdar and Klein)Peter Ladefoged: The Abyss between Phonetics and Phonology

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George Lakoff: Linguistic Gestalts

236

Ilene Lanin: You Can Take the Sentence out of the Discourse
but You Can't Take the Discourse out of the Mindof the Speaker288

Ik-Hwan Lee: Syntax and Semantics of Korean Delimiters

302

Christina Lehman: A Re-analysis of Givenness: Stress in
Discourse

316

Judith N. Levi: The Constituent Structure of Complex
Nominals or, That's Funny, You Don't Look Likea Nouns

325

Mark E. Long: On the Role of Selection Rules in a Generative Grammar

339

Joseph L. Malone: Auto-Referential Determination

352

Larry W. Martin, James J. Braciac, and Norman D. Elliott:On the Empirical Basis of Linguistics: A Multivariate Analysis of Sentence Judgements
James D. McCawley: Lexicographic Notes on English Quantifiers

357

Noriko Akatsuka McCawley: What is the "Emphatic Root
Transformation" Phenomenon
Erica McClure (see Wentz and McClure)

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Charles F. Meyer: Another Look at Negative Attraction andNegative Concord

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Anita Mittwoch: Negative Sentences with Until

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Jean-Yves Morin: Faire and SSC, French Causatives and theSpecified Subject Condition
Barbara J. Moslin: On the Role of Phonetic Input in aChild's Acquisition of a Phonological Contrast
Salikoko S. Mufwene: "...Which One was the Father ofJesus-Christ?"439

Jeanne van Oosten: Subjects and Agenthood in English

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W. J. Pepicello: The Syntax of Dative- and AccusativeInfinitive Constructions
David Pesetsky (see Carden and Pesetsky)

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Patti Jo Price: Catastrphes in Linguistic Theory?

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Partara K. Reaii and Louise J. Cherry: Children's Spontaneous Directive Use in Elicited Situations
Richard Rhodes: Semantics in a Relational Grammar
John Robert Ross: Guess!

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Jerrold M. Sadock: Modus Brevis: The Truncated Argument

545

Mark Seidenberg and Michael K. Tanenhaus: Psychological
Constraints on Grammars : On Trying to Put theReal Back in "Psychological Reality"

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Carlota S. Smith: The Vagueness of Sentences in Isolation
Hariklia Statha-Halikas: From Impersonal to Passive: The
Italo-Celtic Evidence
Sanford B. Steever: Raising, Meaning, and Conversational
Implicature
Margaret S. Steffensen: Double Talk When it Means Something and When it Doesn't

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Leonard Tabu: Rubber-Sheet Cognition in Language
Michael K. Tanenhaus (see Seidenberg and Tanenhaus)

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Philip J. Tedeschi: Complementizers and Conditionals
Dale Terbeek: Some Constraints on the Principle of Maximum Perceptual Contrast between Vowels
Henry Thompson: Strategy and Tactics: A Model for Language
ProductionVOlga Miseska Tomic: Toward a Unified Treatment of Topicalization Transformations
Vago: On the Revised Simultaneous Rule ApplicaM.
Roberttion Theory
Robert D. Van Valin, Jr.: Ergativity and the Universalityof Subjects

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Jim Wentz and Erica McClure: Monolingual "Codes"
Arnold M. Zwicky: Hierarchies of Person

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