LINGUIST List 12.447

Sun Feb 18 2001

Books: General Linguistics

Editor for this issue: Naomi Ogasawara <naomilinguistlist.org>

Directory

1. Uri N Strauss, General Ling: Proceedings of NELS 30 by Hirotani, Coetzee, Hall & Kim

(NELS 30 Conference proceedings, mixed)

M. Hirotani, A. Coetzee, N. Hall & J.-Y. Kim (eds.).
Proceedings of the Northeast Linguistics Society (NELS) 30,
Rutgers University. Book, 2 volumes (not sold separately), $36.
For ordering information, visit our Web page:
http://www.umass.edu/linguist/GLSA/

* Aguero-Bautista: On Pair-List Readings
* Alexiadou & Anagnostopolou: Clitic-Doubling and (Non-)Configurationality
* Anttila & Revithiadou: Variation in Allomorph Selection
* Ausin: Where does Idiom Interpretation Apply?
* Bhatt: Adjectival Modifiers and the Raising Analysis of Relative Clauses
* Boeckx: Interpreting A-Chains at the Interface
* Boskovic: What is special about multiple wh-fronting?
* Bush & Tevdoradze: Broad and Narrow Identificational Foci
* Bye & de Lacy: Edge Asymmetries in Phonology and Morphology
* Cecchetto: Connectivity and Anti-Connectivity in Pseudoclefts
* Cresti: Ellipsis and Reconstruction in Relative Clauses
* Cresswell: The Discourse Function of Verum Focus in Wh-Questions
* Espanol-Echevarria & Vegnaduzzo: Generalizing Exception Construction: the
 Case of Romance UNTIL
* Frank & Kuminiak: Primitive Asymmetric C-Command Derives X-Bar-Theory
* Goh: Pragmatics of the English Tough-Construction
* Goldrick: Turbid Output Representations and the Unity of Opacity
* Gualmini, Meroni & Crain: The Inclusion of Disjunction in Child Grammar:
 Evidence from Modal Verbs
* Gyuris: The Interpretation of Adverbial Quantifiers in Contrastive Topics
 in Hungarian
* Hagstrom: The Movement of Question Particles
* Hallman: Verb-Final as a Subcase of Verb-Second
* Han: A Focus Semantic Analysis of Korean Questions
* Han & Kroch: The rise of do-support in English: implications for clause
 structure
* Harrison & Kaun: Pattern-Responsive Lexicon Optimization
* Heycock & Zamparelli: Friends and Colleagues: Plurality and NP-Coordination
* Kalluli: Restrictive Relative Clauses Revisited
* Katz: Accounting for the stative adverb gap
* Kawu: Structural Markedness and Nonreduplicative Copying
* Kennedy: Comparative (Sub)deletion and Ranked, Violable Constraints in
 Syntax
* Koster: Pied Piping and the Word Orders of English and Dutch
* Krause: On an (in-)visible Property of Inherent Case
* Kuhn: Resolving some apparent formal problems of OT Syntax
* Lechner: Conjunction Reduction in Subordinate Structures
* Lee: The Emergence of the Unmarked Order in Hindi
* Legendre: For an OT Conception of a 'Parallel' Interface:
 Evidence from Basque V2
* McCarthy: Harmonic Serialism and Parallelism
* Mueller: Shape Conservation and Remnant Movement
* Nissenbaum: Covert Movement and Parasitic Gaps
* Ochi: Adjunct Wh-in-situ and the Nominal Island
* Sichel: Evidence for DP-internal Remnant Movement
* Simpson & Bhattacharya: Wh Clausal Pied Piping in Bangla
* Stepanov: The Timing of Adjunction
* Struijke: Why Constraint Conflict can Disappear in Reduplication
* Toribio: Minimalist Ideas on Parametric Variation
* Tortora: Functional Heads and Object Clitics
* Ussishkin: Root-and-Pattern Morphology Without Roots or Patterns
* Wiltschko: The categorical determination of pronominal binding properties
* Winter: DP Structures and Flexible Semantics
* Yang: Universal Quantification & Distributivity in Mandarin Chinese
* Yoon: Cyclic Spell-Out Model and a Parametric Approach
 to Pied-Piping in English
* Yu and Good: Morphosyntax of Two Turkish Subject Pronominal Paradigms
* Zhang: Phonetic Duration Effects on Contour Tone Distribution