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Chapters Grouped by Author.
List of Contributors.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
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Volume I.
1 The Accusative Plus Infinitive Construction in English: Jeffrey T. Runner.
2 Adjectival Passives: Joseph Emonds.
3 Adjectives: Order within DP and Attributive APs: Daniel Valois.
4 Adverb Classes and Adverb Placement: Denis Delfitto.
5 Affectedness: Mona Anderson.
6 Analytic Causatives: Maria Teresa Guasti.
7 A-not-A Questions: Paul Hagstrom.
8 Bare Plurals: Denis Delfitto.
9 Binding Theory: Terms and Concepts: Eric Reuland.
10 Bridge Phenomena: Nomi Erteschik-Shir.
11 Case (with Special Reference to Japanese): Kazuko Inoue.
12 Chinese Ba: Yen-Hui Audrey Li.
13 Clitic Climbing: Reineke Bok-Bennema.
14 Clitic Doubling: Elena Anagnostopoulou.
15 Comparative Deletion and Subdeletion: Norbert Corver.
16 Conditionals: Rajesh Bhatt and Roumyana Pancheva.
17 Contraction: Grant Goodall.
Index to all Volumes.
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Volume II .
18 Copular Sentences: Andrea Moro.
19 Derived Nominals: Bozena Rozwadowska.
20 Double Nominatives in Japanese: Koichi Tateishi.
21 Double Object Constructions: Joseph Emonds and Rosemarie Whitney.
22 Ellipsis in DP: Anne Lobeck.
23 Embedded Root Phenomena: Caroline Heycock.
24 Existential Sentences and Expletive There: Andrea Moro.
25 Extraposition: Mark Baltin.
26 Focus Movement (with Special Reference to Hungarian): Kriszta Szendr.
27 Free Relatives: Henk van Riemsdijk.
28 Freezing Effects: Norbert Corver.
29 Gapping: Kyle Johnson.
30 GerundiveNominalizations: Gary Milsark.
31 Grammatical Verbs (with Special Reference to Light Verbs): Tara Mohanan.
32 Honorifics: Nobuko Hasegawa.
33 Icelandic Logophoric Anaphora: Eric Reuland.
34 Implicit Arguments: Rajesh Bhatt and Roumyana Pancheva.
35 Inalienable Possession: Jacqueline Guéron.
36 Inverse Linking: Robert May and Alan Bale.
37 Left Dislocation (including CLLD): Artemis Alexiadou.
Index to all Volumes.
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Volume III.
38 Logophoricity: Eric Reuland.
39 Long-Distance Binding in Asian Languages: Peter Cole, Gabriella Hermon, and C.-T. James Huang.
40 Long-Distance Binding in Germanic Languages: Eric Reuland.
41 Long NP-Movement: Howard Lasnik and Cedric Boeckx.
42 Middles: Peter Ackema and Maaike Schoorlemmer.
43 Mittelfeld Phenomena (Scrambling in Germanic): Hubert Haider.
44 Multiple-Wh-Questions: Veneeta Dayal.
45 N-Words and Negative Concord: Anastasia Giannakidou.
46 Object Shift: Sten Vikner.
47 Partial Wh-Movement: Gisbert Fanselow.
48 (Past) Participle Agreement: Adriana Belletti.
49 Phrasal Stress and Syntax: María Luisa Zubizarreta and Jean-Roger Vergnaud.
50 Pied-Piping: Julia Horvath.
51 Preposition Stranding: Paul Law.
52 Properties of VOS Languages: Sandra Chung.
Index to all Volumes.
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Volume IV.
53 Quantifier Scope Ambiguities: Katalin É. Kiss.
54 Reconstruction, Binding, and Scope: Dominique Sportiche.
55 Resumption: James McCloskey.
56 The SE-Anaphor and its Role in Argument Realization: Carmen Dobrovie-Sorin.
57 Secondary Predicates in Australian Languages: Eva Schultze-Berndt.
58 Secondary Predication: Susan Rothstein.
59 Serial Verbs: Pieter Muysken and Tonjes Veenstra.
60 Sluicing: Jason Merchant.
61 Specificational Copular Sentences and Pseudoclefts: Marcel den Dikken.
62 Split Topicalization: Hanneke van Hoof.
63 The Spray-Load Alternation: Maya Arad.
64 Strong vs. Weak Islands: Anna Szabolcsi.
65 Stylistic Fronting: Anders Holmberg.
66 Subextraction: Norbert Corver.
67 Subject Clitics and Complex Inversion: Jean-Yves Pollock.
68 Subjunctives: Josep Quer.
69 Syntactic Haplology: Ad Neeleman and Hans van de Koot.
Index to all Volumes.
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Volume V .
70 The Syntax of Modal Auxiliaries: Sjef Barbiers.
71 The Syntax of Quantified Phrases and Quantitative Clitics: Anna Cardinaletti and Giuliana Giusti.
72 Temporal Reference: Fabio Pianesi.
73 Topicalization in Asian Languages: Liejiong Xu.
74 Unexpected Wide-Scope Phenomena: E. G. Ruys.
75 Verb Clusters, Verb Raising, and Restructuring: Susi Wurmbrand.
76 Verb Particle Constructions: Martin Haiden.
77 Wh-in-Situ: Josef Bayer.
Consolidated References.
Index to all Volumes
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