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C.K. OGDEN AND LINGUISTICS This 5-volume set (2100 pages) is a collection of C. K. Ogden's writings ranging over semantics, semiotics, psychology of language, lexicography, prosody, and Ogden's contribution to universal language--the 850-word system of Basic English. The set spans 1911 to 1952 and includes a critical edition of The Meaning of Meaning and a previously unpublished manuscript. The final volume is devoted to critical reaction, commentaries, and sequels to Ogden's writings from Bertrand Russell (1923) to John Paul Russo (1989). Published by Routledge/Thoemmes, the set is available in North America from Halifax Panopticon Publishing. For further information or to receive a full page flyer, send a message to WTGORDONMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueAC.DAL.CA SYNTAX David Adger (1994) "Functional Categories and Interpretation" PhD Diss; available from Centre for Cognitive Science, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland. e-mail:betty
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tower.york.ac.uk for anonymous ftp instructions. This thesis argues that the functional head Agr has semantic motivation in that it affects the felicty conditions on the DP in its Spec at LF. Cross- linguistic variation in this area derives from general global economy constraints. This view requires a theory of quantification which integrates DRT and a revised Minimalist syntax and has implications for the analysis of measure phrases. The thesis also presents detailed analyses of agreement, tense and aspect in Scottish Gaelic.