Table of Contents
THEODORA ALEXOPOULOU & FRANK KELLER
Resumption and locality: A crosslinguistic experimental study
LUIS ALONZO OVALLE & ELENA GUERZONI
Double negatives, Negative Concord and metalinguistic negation

15

ASH ASUDEH
Richard III

31

GGLSAT AYGEN
Epistemic Modality/Mood as Finiteness and Clausal Dependency marked
with Subject Case and Agreement

47

MARY BALTAZANIThe prosodic structure ofquantificational sentences in Greek

63

MISHA BECKER
Seem, and other hazards ofthe lexicon

79

BETTY J. BIRNER & JEFFERY P. KAPLAN
Scalar Nominals in English91

JOHN BOYLE
Incorporation vs. compounding in Hidatsa relative clauses, or an"incorporation"-relative clause in Hidatsa that doesn't

103

DAN BRASSIL
On the distribution ofthe definiteness effect in Spanish: Relativizing thePartitive Case Hypothesis

113

IVANO CAPONIGROOn the source ofmaximality in wh-constructions crosslinguistically

129

CHAN CHUNG & JONG-BOK KIM
Lexical and constructional constraints in English locative inversion

145

CYNTHIA G. CLOPPER
A ternary scales approach to phonological chain shifts: An examplefrom
Nzema

159

FRANCESCA DEL GOBBO
Appositives and Chinese relative clauses

175

TIMOTHY FACE
Theoretical implications ofdouble morphological marking

191

JOHN FRAMPTON
Syncretism, impoverishment, and the structure ofpersonfeatures

207

SUZANNEGESSNER223
Comparative markedness and tone sandhi in Dakelh (Carrier)
SVETLANA GODJEVAC
Croatian children prefer broadfocus

237

MARIA GOUSKOVA
Exceptions to sonority distance generalizations

253

YOKO HASEGAWA
Speech-style shifts and intimate exaltation in Japanese

269

TAPIO JANASIK, AHTI PIETARINEN & GABRIEL SANDU
Anaphora and extensive games

285

ELSI KAISER
Differences in the referentialproperties ofFinnish pronouns anddemonstratives

297

STEFAN ICAUFMAN
The presumption ofsettledness

313

HYUNSOON KIM
Korean tense consonants as singletons

329

MINJO0 KIM
The genitive ofnegation in Russian: Blocking ofCase-licensing
by negation

345

HANJUNG LEE
Referential accessibility and stylistic variation in OT:A corpus
study

361

JU-EUN LEE
Lightpredicate-based analysis ofpassive constructions

379

MINA LEE
Why is 'why'different?

395

YOUNGJO0 LEE
V-Complementation in serial verb constructions

409

ERIKA GILLASPY MARSH
On ambiguity and word order in Spanish impersonals

421

JUDITH MEINSCHAEFER & CARMEN
437
How lexicalization patterns influence syntax: Motion verbs in French andEnglish
YOKO MIZUTA
A semantic/pragmatic account ofthe English presentprogressive ofacreation verb --- John is building a house ---453

MITSUE MOTOMURA
A causative, -(s)ase, in Japanese psych predicate constructions
as control

469

ANA LUIS
Clusterformation and asymmetric placement

483

ANNA PAPAFRAGOU
Scalar implicatures in language acquisition: Some evidencefrom Modern
Greek

507

BUM-SIK PARK
Scope andfocus in ellipsis

519

ELLEN PRINCE
The Yiddish impersonalpronoun me(n) 'one': a Centering analysis

535

HUGO QUENE & ROBERT F.PORT
Rhythmicalfactors in stress shift

549

MONIKA RATHERTThe morphology ofGerman past participles

563

HAJ ROSS
Siamese sentences — afirst look at a parallel construction

569

RUMIKO SHINZATO
From imperatives to conditionals — the case of—shiro/are and —te miro inJapanese

585

DANIEL SILVERMAN
On the rarity ofpre-aspirated stops

601

ELISA M.SNEED
The acceptability ofregular plurals in compounds

617

SUNG-OCK S. SOHN
Semantic changes in Korean conditionals

633

KINGKARN THEPICANJANA AND SATOSHI LTEHARA
Grammaticalization ofdirectional verbs into success markers in Thai

649

OLGA VAYSMAN
Prosodically restricted lenition: Alignment ofthe change

665

NEAL WHITMAN
What and how we can learnfrom mixed-wh interrogatives

679

RONNIE WILBUR & ALEIX M.MARTiNEZ
Physical correlates ofprosodic structure in American Sign Language

693

RACHEL WOJDAK
Dissimilation in Nuu-chah-nulth reduplicativefixed segmentism

705