Date: 12-Mar-2011
From: Patricia Cabredo Hofherr <pcabredo univ-paris8.fr>
Subject: Empirical Issues in Syntax and Semantics 8
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Empirical Issues in Syntax and Semantics 8
Selected papers from CSSP 2009
Date of Publication: 2011
URL: http://www.cssp.cnrs.fr/eiss8/index_en.html
Editors:
Olivier Bonami, Université Paris 4 & IUF
Patricia Cabredo Hofherr, CNRS UMR 7023 / Paris-8
ISSN 1769-7158, Pages: 535
Table of Contents:
Foreword (5)
Robert D. Borsley
Constructions, Functional Heads, and Comparative Correlatives (7)
Lucas Champollion and Uli Sauerland
Move and accommodate: A solution to Haddock's puzzle (27)
Isabelle Charnavel
On French Possessive son propre ('his own'): Evidence for an Interaction between Intensification and Binding (53)
Gabi Danon
Agreement with quantified nominals: Implications for feature theory (75)
Nicolas Guilliot
Reconstructing functional relatives (97)
Daniel Gutzmann
Expressive Modifiers & Mixed Expressives (123)
Daniel Gutzmann & Elena Castroviejo Miró
The Dimensions of Verum (143)
Fritz Hamm & Torgrim Solstad
Reambiguating: On the non-monotonicity of disambiguation (167)
Fabiola Henri & Frédéric Laurens
The Complementation of Raising and Control Verbs in Mauritian (195)
Olga Kagan & Asya Pereltsvaig
Syntax and Semantics of Bare NPs: Objects of Intensive Reflexive Verbs in Russian (221)
Makoto Kaneko
DP external epistemic ‘determiners’ in Japanese (239)
Yusuke Kubota
Phrasal comparatives in Japanese: A measure function-based analysis (267)
Jungmee Lee
The Korean evidential -te: A modal analysis (287)
Alexander Letuchiy
Russian peripheral reciprocal markers and unaccusativity (313)
Lisa Matthewson
On apparently non-modal evidentials (333)
Clemens Mayr
Licensing focus on pronouns and the correct formulation of AvoidF (359)
Ingo Mittendorf and Louisa Sadler
Welsh Prenominals (383)
Bjarne Ørsnes
Non-finite do-support in Danish (409)
Doris Penka & Arnim von Stechow
Phrasal complements of before and after (435)
Martin Salzmann
Resolving the movement paradox in Verb Projection Raising. In favor of base-generation and covert predicate raising. (453)
Guillaume Thomas
Incremental more (487)
Wataru Uegaki
‘Nearly free’ control as an underspecified de se report (511)
Linguistic Field(s): Semantics; Syntax
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