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INDEX OF AUTHORS Aissen and government binding theory 854-855 pied-piping 612-613, 617-620, 628 Cole 629, 632-633, 638-639, 651-662 wh-movement 247—249 Aoun and Li Cole and Hermon question markers 213-216 wh-movement 247-248 Avrutin and Babyonysheyv Collins Dative-subject Hypothesis 375-376 syntax of direct quotes 525-578 Collins and Branigan Beckman syntax of direct quotes 525-578 positional faithfulness 771, 790 Corver Bickerton attributive comparative deletion 93, 109 Bioprogram hypothesis 285 111 Bresnan comparative deletion 89-92 Dekkers and Broekhuis Broekhuis and Dekkers derivation-and-evaluation model 673 derivation-and-evaluation model 673 674 674 Déprez Feature Accessibility condition 327 Carstairs-McCarthy Dolbey No Blur Principle 813-835 reflexive pronouns 589-592 Chao Dowty aspect markers 724-729 Combinatory Categorial Grammar 614 Chomsky 616 agreement and Case 61-65 barriers and pied-piping 613, 632 Emonds comparatives 90-94 prestige constructions 347—352 Extended Projection Principle 321-330 Epstein Full Interpretation 111-112 wh-movement 239-240 formal features 673-822 Minimalist Program, 200, 321, 369 Franks and Government Binding 665-670, dative marking 389-390 837-888 nominalization 43 Greenberg and Franks perfection as property of grammar 666 dative marking 389-390 Principles and Parameters 529 Grimshaw Strong Crossover 5-6 argument-taking nominals 41-42, 44, Chu 6-79 aspect markers 733 Cinque extended projections 684-686 Be Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 18: 893-895, 2000 894 INDEX OF AUTHORS Haviland Li and Mangione verb agreement patterns 617-618 aspectual particles 739-742 Heim Li and Thompson semantics of superlatives 417-418, 431 aspect 724-729, 732-734, 758-760 434 Longobardi Heycock bare nominals 318-319 clause structure 359-360 movement 275-277, 281, 289-290 Higginbotham binding of epithet phrases 6 Mangione and Li Higginbotham and May aspectual particles 7 wh-absorption rule and negative concord McCarthy and Prince 482 Correspondence Theory | 72-181, 774 Holmberg minimalist program 883-885 positive prosodic circumscription 187 object shift 678-711 189 Hornstein and Weinberg Prosodic Morphology 150-197 binding of epithet phrases 6 root faithfulness 77 1—77€ y McCawley Johnson, Levine and Lappin parentheticals 543-544 government binding theory and minimal Milner ist program 837-888 epithet phrases 2-4 Jones Morgan adjectival modifiers 295—296 English grammar deviations 347 Karttunen semantics of wh-questions 621 Perlmutter Kayne Relational Grammar 385-386, 404 adjectival modification 273 Pinkham and GB theory 854-855 attributive comparatives 91—92, 95 extraction 29] Prince and McCarthy Kennedy Correspondence Theory 172-181, semantics of superlatives 434-435 Klima positive prosodic circumscription grammatical systems 361—362 i 189 Prosodic Morphology 150—197 adusaw root faithfulness 771-776 negative concord 463-464 Prince and Smolensky angacker Optimality Theory 149, 15 wh-question formation 236 Puskas appin, Levine and Johnson negative phrases 465 government binding theory and minimal ist program 837-888 Reuland asnik and Saito minimalist program 876-879 wh-movement 239 Rizzi Levin and government binding theory 854-856 pseudogapping 121 124 Roberts Levine, Lappin and Johnson minimalist program 871-876 government binding theory and minimal- Ross ist program 837-888 Left Branch Condition 91-95 INDEX OF AUTHORS Schauber aspect 724-729, 7 wh-phrases 243-244 Uriagareka Smith minimalist program 667-668, 858-870, aspect 727 729, 735 879-883 766-767 Smith-Stark van Steenbergen pied-piping with inversion 611, 646 possessive suffixes 592-593 Sobin Vendler grammatical viruses 344, 366-369 aspect 74 Steedman Vikner Crossed Backward Composition 640 optimality theory and object shift 686 643 711 pied-piping and Combinatory Categorial Grammar 614-662 Zamparelli Szabolcsi head movement 283, 290 superlatives 417-43] Zwart movement in Dutch embedded clauses Thompson and Li INDEX OF LANGUAGES Afrikaans inversion 38] negative concord 460 Creole Akan see French, Haitian Creole see Niger Congo Czech Albanian attributive modifiers 104-106, 114 inversion 38 | Ancash Quechua Danish wh-movement 24 double object 706-708 Apache object shift 687-693, 697-698 wh-movement 244-245 Dutch Arabic embedded clauses 713-719 Egyptian wh-movement 241 feature checking 680-682 Lebanese epithets 1-39 n1ee gative concord 461, 478, 480-484 Moroccan epithets 1-39 object shift 699, 701-702, 712-718 Athabaskan R-extraction 691] see Apache, Babine-Witsuwit en, Navajo, Slave English aspect 750-753, 757 Babine-Witsuwit’en attributive comparative deletion 89-109 indirect questions 222-229 C selection 229-235 optional wh-movement 199-251 genitive case marking 63 SOV word order 200-201 grammatical viruses 343-371 Bavarian negative concord 480-484, 487, 506-507 negative word order 460 superlatives 417-454 Bulgarian syntax of direct quotes 525-578 attributive comparative deletion 106 109, 133 Finnish possessives 579-609 Catalan Flemish, West inversion 407 negative concord 460 negative concord 458, 462, 487 object shift 699, 701 Chinese French aspect 723-770 aspect 731 clausal typing 214 creoles 260-270, 312-315 resultative verb construction 749-750 direct quotes 552-553 wh-phrases 239-24] inversion 381, 407 zero marking 765-767 negative concord 259-270, 310-315, Choctaw 462, 478, 489 datives 406 Old 262-263 ae Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 18: 897-899, 2000. 898 INDEX OF I ANGUAGES Medieval 262 clausal typing 214 object shift 700 wh-movement 235-239 Kashmiri inversion 381 German K’ekchi negative concord 461, 478, 480 datives 405 wh-movement 699 inversion 38] partial wh-movement 213-214 Kiswahili Georgian see Niger-Congo inversion 381, 406 Korean Gikuyu inversion 38] see Niger-Congo Greek Louisiana French Creole attributive comparative deletion 106 see French 109, 133 negative concord 457-521 Malay wh-movement 248 Haitian Creole Mandarin determiners 285 see Chinese negative expressions 282—287 Marathi negative concord 259-268, 270-271, dative-subject construction 408 312-315 inversion 381-382 Hebrew, Modern Mayan nominals 41-88 pied-piping 612-663 Hungarian negative concord 458-459, 461, 465, Navajo 474, 477, 480, 488-491 wh-movement 243 superlatives 418-422, 429-430 Niger-Congo intonation 466 Icelandic wh-movement 24] dative-subject constructions 406—408 Nilotic inversion 38] see Turkana object shift 693-696, 702-706, 709 quirky case subjects 407-408 Palauan transitive expletive construction 684 wh-movement 241 Igbo Polish see Niger-Congo attributive modifiers 104—106, 114 Indonesian blur avoidance 813-835 Bahasan wh-movement 241 dative construction 389-390 Italian inversion 381 asymmetries in DPs 297-299 negative concord 458, 461, 469, 478, concord 306-307, 331 489, 491, 496, 505 inversion 381—382, 407 Portuguese negative concord 458, 461-462, 478, negative expressions 255-256 487-489, 496 negative expressions 255-256, 263 Quebecois perfect tense construction 709 negative concord 460, 489 Japanese Romance INDEX OF ANGI AGES bare NPs 315-323 Slave negative concord 484 wh-movement 245-246 negative expressions 254 Slavii Romani negative concord 480, 488-489 partial wh-movement 213 Spanish Rotuman asymmetries in DPs 302-305 prosody of phase 147-197 concord 307-309, 331 Russian inversion 38] argument-taking nominals 78, 84-85 negative concord 487, 489 dative-subject construction 373-413 negative expressions imperfectivity in nominals 84-85 syntax ol direct quotes 525-578 inversion 381] 413 Swedish negative concord 259, 488 object shift 676-678, 687-693, 696-697. 706-708, 708 Sami, Northern possessives 606-607 Turkana Sardinian |ATR] harmony asymmetric structure of DPs 294-29 rzotzil negative expressions 255-256 26 4 pied-piping 612-663 Scandinavian object shift 673—722 Udi word order variation 839-890 inversion 38] Serbian/Croatian negative concord 458, 462, 488 West Flemish Sey chelles Creole see Flemish see French Sign language, American Yoruba wh-movement 241] See Niger ( ongo INDEX OF * SUBJECTS A’-disjointness 21-27 genitive 62-65 absolute and inversion nominals 390-403 readings of superlatives 417-455 checking 322-323, 349, 353, 675-678, 686 agreement clefting 206 and case 61-65 clitic-left dislocation 8—12, 15, 22-23, 512 genitive phrase 56-62 516 noun phrase 55-62 comparative alternation, stem attributive 89-146 blur avoidance 813-835 readings of superlatives 417-455 anaphora complement donkey 475-477 genitive 64-65 argument-taking nominals null 46-51 see nominals oblique 51 aspect concord and assertion 723—770 306 307 and mass/count distinction 79-82 negative 254-342 and nominals 73-85 construct state markers 723-729 definiteness 68-72 particles 739-741 correspondence time-relation 742—750 and faithfulness 172-181 assertion theory 774-777 and aspect 723-770 Crossed Backward Composition 640-643 asymmetries determiner phrase 294-305 dative subject distributional 283-285 construction 373-413 negative expressions 289-334 hypothesis 374-376 parallel 254-342 definiteness attract/move 700 argument-taking nominals 68-72 deletion binding comparative 89-146 and epithet phrases 6-8, 12-14 and faithfulness 172-181 theory and minimalist program 837-888 demonstratives blurring 813-835 see pronoun boundaries derivation-and-evaluation model 673-674 and aspect 730-732 case economy accusative 65-66, 344 condition 330—333 agreement 61-65, 375 derivational 850-85| a Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 18: 901-904, 2000. 902 INDEX OF * SUBJECTS principles of minimalist theory 665-666, tongue root 771-811 850-85 | hypercorrection 349, 352, 356, 363 2 ellipsis and attributive comparative deletion inchoativity 116-119, 134-136 and aspect 755-756 embedded clauses 719 indefinite(s) object shift 712 numeral 268—269 emphatics pronoun 272 negative concord 463-482 inflection Empty Category Principle blur avoidance 813-8 35 and attributive comparative deletion 93 2 100 inversion construction 377 4] 3 irony 3 and extraction of ergative and unergative subjects 629-630 comparative reading of superlatives 423 language acquisition 424 No Blur Principle 814-817 epithets 1-39 Left Branch Condition 91-95 pronominal properties 12-18 and attributive comparative deletion Extended Projection Principle 101-120 531 lexical extraction content of verbs 747-749 and pied-piping 628-663 Functional Grammar and pro-drop from coordinate structures 207 579-580, 594-607 from islands 206—207 split analysis possessives 579-609 left-branch attributive modifiers | 12—113 linking 8, 27 licensing faithfulness comparative superlatives 447-453 and correspondence theory 77: 7/7/] 7 direct quotes 532-538 and phase alternations 172-181 negative concord 464-482, 492-493 positional 771-811 subject 62-68 prosodic 182-189 superlatives 420-434 root over affix 772 772 5 feature Accessibility Condition 3 17 markers checking 675-678, 700-701 aspect 72324 - 729 strength 673-822 mass/count distinction and aspect 79-82 focus metathesis 172 178 and superlatives 418-422 minimalism 665-67 | Forward Functional Composition 626-63 | minimalist program Full Interpretation 111-115 and government binding 837-888 genitive modification see Case aspectual 42 attributive 101-104 government binding move/attract 679-686 and minimalist program 837 movement grammatical virus attributive comparative deletion 92—95 See Virus DP-internal head 272-287, 290-293 feature checking and 676-678 harmony object shift 687