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ASH ASUDEH & FRANK ICELLER

1Experimental evidencefor a predication-based binding theory

MATTHEW BAERMAN,DUNSTAN BROWN & GREVILLE G. CORBETT

15

Case syncretism in and out ofindo-European

KAREN BAERTSCH & STUART DAVIS

29

Turkic C+/1/(uster)phonology

ERIC BAKOVIC

45

On the logic ofconditional grounding

LUC V.BARONIAN

53

No morphemes in my pockets, lexemes up my sleeves or stems under my hat:
Western Armenian verbal morphology

CRISTIANO BROCCIAS

67

Allative and ablative AT-constructions

TAEGOO CHUNG

83

Argument structure ofEnglish psychological verbs

EVE V. CLARK

95

Grounding and attention in language acquisition

JOCELYN COHAN

117

Distinguishing pitch accentfromfocus

ELIZABETH COPPOCK

133

Gapping:In defense ofdeletion

ZSUZSANNA FAGYAL

149

Intonation in utterance-medial parentheticals and the syntax-phonology
interface in French

ELISSA J. FLAGG

161"You"can't say that!: Restrictions on overt subjects in the English imperative

MARIA GOUSKOVA

175

Falling sonority onsets, loanwords, and Syllable Contact

GUNNAR OLAFUR HANSSON

187

The phonologization ofproduction constraints: Evidencefrom consonant
harmonyANDREW HIPPISLEY
Suppletion,frequency and lexical storage201

YU HIRATA
Clausal Nouniness and Genitive Marking ofSubjects in Old Japanese

215

CHIA-HUI HUANG
Case checking and numerically quantified phrases in Russian229

DANIELA ISAC
Restrictive Relative Clauses as Conjuncts

243

MIKA ISHINO
Conceptual metaphors and metonymies ofmetaphoric gestures ofanger indiscourse ofnative speakers ofJapanese

259

YUKI JOHNSON
The role ofagentivity in accusatives, unergatives, and unaccusatives:
A Japanese case

275

SUSAN E. KALT
The interpretation ofreflexive and oblique clitics in L2 Quechua Spanish

291

SHIN-SOOK KIM
Asymmetries in the application ofBinding Theory in the Minimalist Program

305

PAUL KOCICELMAN
Interjections in Q'eqchi'Maya: Grammaticalforms, indexical objects, andpragmaticfunctions

319

OLAF KOENEMAN
Partial pro drop in Hebrew and Standard Finnish

331

ANDREW J. KOONTZ-GARBODEN
A stochastic OT approach to word order variation in Korlai Portuguese

347

KAZUTAKA KURISU
Case Marking and Incorporation in Sino-Japanese

363

SUSANNAH V. LEVIGlides, laterals, and Turkish Vowel Harmony

379

IGOR MEL'CUK
A formal languagefor linguistic morphology: Toward a coherent
conceptual system

395

MARIANNE MILLIGAN
Correlates ofstress in Menominee

423

FABRICE NICOL
Semantic constraints on Clitic Raising: evidencefrom inalienable
possession structures

437

ERIC POTSDAM & JEFFREY T. RUNNER
Richard returns: Copy Raising and its implications

453

EDUARDO RIVAIL RIBEIRO
Towards a non-linear account ofplural marking in the raipira'dialect ofBrazilian Portuguese
HAJ ROSS
Inversion and coreference in pseudoclefts

469

NATHAN SANDERS
Preserving synchronic parallelism: diachrony and opacity in Polish

501

ANDREA SANS()
A networkfor the passive517

ROBIN J. SCHAFER
Variation in the acceptability ofsmall clauses

533

MICHAEL B. SMITH & JOYCE ESCOBEDO
The semantics ofto- infinitival vs. -ing verb complement constructions inEnglish

549

KIERAN SNYDER
What can the pragmatics ofdouble object constructions tell us about theirsyntax?

565

ANNEMARIE TOEBOSCH
Clitic animacy in Dutch ECM constructions

581

JANE WARD & KAZUHIKO FUKUSHIMA
Universal Grammar and dialects: Half-hearted determination ofadultgrammars by UG

597

PHILLIP WOLFF,GRACE SONG,& DAVID DRISCOLL
Models ofcausation and causal verbs

607

ALAN C. L. YU
Pluractionality in Chechen

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