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************************************* Recherches Linguistiques de Vincennes ************************************* Vol. 21 (1992) "Principes generaux et typologie" Edited by A. Rouveret Contents: A. Rouveret: Principes generaux et typologie linguistique B. Bortolussi: Passif, agent, et sujet en latin Abdelkader Fassi Fehri: Strategies de legitimation et typologie Lea Nash-Haran: La categorie AGR et l'accord en georgien Luigi Rizzi: Speculations sur les phenomenes "verbe second" Janig Stephens: Structure du groupe nominal en breton Laurice Tuller: Remarques sur la typologie des langues a pronom nul Rubrique patalinguistique Resumes *************** To order, send a check for $16 to Christiane Fellbaum Cognitive Science Laboratory Princeton University 221 Nassau Street Princeton, NJ 08542 *************** For information on back issues write to fellbaumMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueclarity.princeton.edu
NEW PUBLICATION Halldor Armann Sigurdsson: Verbal Syntax and Case in Icelandic in a Comparative GB Approach The Institute of Linguistics at the University of Iceland has reprinted a limited number of copies of Halldor Sigurdsson's dissertation, Verbal Syntax and Case in Icelandic (first printing 1989, University of Lund). The major topic dealt with in Sigurdsson's dissertation is Case-marking and its interaction with syntactic structure (X-bar theory), Verb Raising, and argument structure. Subtopics that are thoroughly discussed include Verb-raising in infinitives, exceptional Case-marking, long distance Case-marking, quirky subjects and Case-marked PRO. The dissertation contains an unusual wealth of data that raise theoretical problems of general interest and bear on a broad range of phenomena in Icelandic and comparative Germanic syntax. CONTENTS: 1. The sentence structure in V2 Germanic 2. Verb Fronting, Case and government 3. Infinitivals 4. Case percolation 5. Nonlexical NPs and Case 6. Promotion, theta-selection and Case Those who are interested can order copy through e-mail: malvisMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuerhi.hi.is og surface mail: Institute of Linguistics University of Iceland Arnagardur /Sudurgotu 101 Reykjavik Iceland The price is USD 36.
A few months ago we issued a query on linguist about computational approaches to compound interpretation. We would like to thank anyone who reacted to that query. Many people asked us for more information on the PhD thesis of M.E. Ryder, that we mentioned in our query. We have not succeeded in tracking an email address for M.E.Ryder, but this is her snail mail address and phone number: Mary Ellen Ryder Dpt. of English Boise State University BOISE IDAHO 83705 USA Tel. 208 345 7437 Many thanks for your reactions, Lieve De Wachter & Jan Provoost Tel: +32-16-285085 Centre for Computational Linguistics E-mail: janMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueet.kuleuven.ac.be Maria-Theresiastraat, 21 Fax: +32-16-285025 B-3000 Leuven (Belgium)