Linguistic Inquiry 1991: Vol 22 Index

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Index to Volumes 20-22
Subject Index Agent encoding principle, 20.1.
Bresnan and Kanerva
Abstract Syntax, 21.3. Jackendoff
Agreement, 20.1. Bresnan and
Accessible SUBJECT, 20.2. Aoun and
Kanerva, 21.1. Cole, Hermon.
Li, 20.4. Koopman and Sportiche,
and Sung, 21.4. Farkas, 22.3.
21.3. Li, 22.3. Farrell, Marlett,
Farrell, Marlett, and Perlmutter,
and Perlmutter, 22.3. Woolford
22.3. McCloskey, 22.4. Kayne,
Adjectival passive. See Passive
22.4. Michelson
Adjunct, 20.1. Bresnan and Kanerva,
20.3. Williams, 22.4. Lasnik and gender, 21.4. Farkas, 22.1. Harris
Stowell, 22.4. Srivastav Spec-head, 21.4. Tiedeman
because-clause, 21.4. latridou Agreement node (Agr), 20.3. Pollock,
movement, 22.2. Baltin 21.1. Rivero, 21.4. Iatridou, 21.4.
postverbal, 22.4. Srivastav Raposo and Uriagereka, 22.2.
Adjunction, 20.2. Epstein, 20.2. Mitchell, 22.3. Baker, 22.3.
Nakajima, 20.3. Harris, 22.2. Farrell, Marlett, and Perlmutter,
Baltin, 22.3. Browning, 22.4. 22.4. Kayne
AgrP, 29.3. Pollock, 21.1. Rivero,
Ernst, 22.4. Kayne
to CP, 21.4. Pritchett 21.4. fatridou, 21.4. Raposo and
free, 21.4. Jones Uriagereka, 22.2. Mitchell, 22.3.
Baker
Advanced Tongue Root ({[ATR]), 20.2.
Archangeli and Pulleyblank, 21.3. Allomorphy, 22.1. Halle, Harris, and
Paradis and Prunet, 22.3. Trigo Vergnaud
Adverb, 20.3. Pollock, 21.4. Iatridou, Anaphor, 20.1. Bresnan and Kanerva,
21.4. Stroik, 22.3. Baker, 22.4. 20.3. Williams, 21.3. Jackendoff,
Ernst, 22.4. Kayne 21.4. Larson, 21.4. Stroik, 22.1.
Affectedness, 21.4. Larson Heim, Lasnik, and May, 22.2
Affix, 20.3. Harris, 21.1. Rivero, 21.4. Katada, 22.2. McKay, 22.3.
latridou, 22.3. Baker, 22.3. Halle Progovac, 22.3. Rothstein
and Kenstowicz A, 22.3. Progovac
cyclic and noncyclic, 20.3. Harris inalienably possessed NPs, 20.3.
different subject marker, 22.3. Everett
Farrell, Marlett, and Perlmutter operator, 22.2. Katada
Affix Movement, 20.3. Pollock, 21.3. See also Binding theory; Reciprocal;
Li, 21.4. latridou, 22.1. Roberts Reflexive
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Anaphora Archangeli and Pulleyblank, 21.3.
bound, 21.1. Cole, Hermon, and Bao, 21.3. Paradis and Prunet
Sung Auxiliary, 21.3. Louden, 21.4. Iatridou,
bound variable, 22.1. Heim, Lasnik, 22.3. Baker
and May Aux-to-Comp, 20.3. Pollock
reflexive, 21.3. Jackendoff
See also Binding theory
Annotated S-Structure. See Scoped S- Bach’s Generalization, 22.1. Larson
Structure (SSS); S-Structure Ba-construction (Chinese), 20.4.
A-not-A question/movement, 22.2. Goodall
Baltin Barrier, 21.1. Culicover and
Antecedent Rochemont, 21.1. Frampton, 21.2.
strong and weak, 22.1. Eng Tellier, 21.3. Contreras, 21.4.
Antecedent-contained deletion, 20.1. Raposo and Uriagereka, 22.2.
Borsley, 21.1. Culicover and Baltin, 22.3. Browning, 22.4.
Rochemont, 21.1. Larson and Kayne
May m(inimality)-barrier, 21.3. Contreras
Antecedent government, 21.1. Bijection Principle, 20.2. Aoun and Li,
Frampton, 22.2. Baltin, 22.2. 22.4. Lasnik and Stowell
Coopmans and Stevenson Binary branching, 21.2. Hawkins
See also Government Binding, 20.2. Aoun and Li, 20.3.
Antigemination, 21.3. Paradis and Everett, 20.3. Williams, 20.4.
Prunet Koopman and Sportiche, 21.3.
Arc Pair Grammar, 22.3. Farrell, Jackendoff, 21.4. Stroik, 22.1.
Marlett, and Perlmutter Heim, Lasnik, and May, 22.1.
Argument Demotion, 21.3. Jackendoff, Seely, 22.3. Rothstein, 22.4.
Z1.5. ba Lasnik and Stowell
Argument structure, 20.3. Williams in double object construction, 21.4.
asymmetry in, 20.4. Goodall Larson, 21.4. Pritchett, 21.4.
Argument Transfer, 21.2. Tsujimura Stroik
Aspectual Phrase (AspectP/AspP), local potential A-binder, 20.2. Aoun
and Li
Aspiration, 22.4. Bagemihl pronominal variable, 20.2. Epstein
Assertion Phrase (AstP), 22.2. Mitchell Binding theory, 20.2. Nakajima, 20.3.
Assimilation, 20.3. Abaglo and Everett, 20.3. Williams, 20.4.
Archangeli Koopman and Sportiche, 21.2.
regressive voice, 22.2. Myers (SD) Shlonsky, 21.3. Jackendoff, 21.3.
vowels in Basque, 20.4. Hualde Li, 21.4. Larson, 22.1. Heim,
Asymmetrical object type, 21.2. Lasnik, and May, 22.2. Katada,
Bresnan and Moshi 22.3. Browning, 22.3. Farrell,
Autosegmental Phonology, 20.2. Marlett, and Perlmutter, 22.3.
INDEX TO VOLUMES 20-22
Woolford, 22.4. Lasnik and Category
Stowell functional and lexical, 21.2. Baker
Condition A, 20.2. Baker, Johnson, and Hale, 21.4. Raposo and
and Roberts Uriagereka
Condition B in child language, 21.2. underspecified, 22.4. Campos
Grimshaw and Rosen See also Head
Condition C, 22.4. Lasnik and Causative, 21.3. Li, 22.1. Authier and
Stowell Reed
Bound variable, 22.1. Heim, Lasnik, Causativization, 21.3. Li
and May, 22.2. Otani and C-command, 22.3. Rothstein, 22.4.
Whitman, 22.3. Stroik, 22.4. Ernst
Lasnik and Stowell Certain, 22.1. Eng
in child language, 21.2. Grimshaw Chain Binding, 22.2. Katada
and Rosen See also Reconstruction
Bracketing paradox, 22.1. Halle, Chain/CHAIN, 20.2. Aoun and Li,
Harris, and Vergnaud, 22.3. Halle 20.2. Baker, Johnson, and
and Kenstowicz Roberts, 20.4. Muysken, 21.1.
Buffer element, 22.3. Halle and Frampton, 21.2. Shlonsky, 21.3.
Kenstowicz Li, 22.3. Browning, 22.4. Authier,
Burzio’s Generalization, 20.2. Baker, 22.4. Campos, 22.4. Ernst
Johnson, and Roberts, 20.4. predication, 20.4. Muysken
Miyagawa, 21.2. Tsujimura wh-, 21.1. Frampton
Child language, 21.2. Grimshaw and
Rosen, 21.4. Bloom
Case, 20.1. Afarli, 20.1. Borsley, 20.1.
Clash Filter, 22.2. Myers
Bresnan and Kanerva, 20.2.
Clausemate negation, 22.3. Progovac
Campos, 21.3. Dobrovie-Sorin,
Cleft, 22.4. Lasnik and Stowell
21.3. Jackendoff, 21.3. Li, 21.4.
Raposo and Uriagereka, 21.4. Clitic, 20.1. Bresnan and Kanerva,
Stroik, 22.1. Larson, 22.3. 20.3. Harris, 21.1. Rivero, 21.3.
Browning, 22.3. Farrell, Marlett, Dobrovie-Sorin, 22.4. Kayne
and Perlmutter, 22.4. Authier French dative, 22.1. Authier and
absorption, 20.1. Afarli, 20.2. Baker, Reed
Johnson, and Roberts infinitive-, 22.4. Kayne
assignment into Comp, 20.1. Authier left-dislocation of, 21.3. Dobrovie-
[+C] feature, 21.3. Li Sorin
Case theory, 20.1. Borsley, 22.3. movement, 22.3. Browning
Farrell, Marlett, and Perlmutter, object clitic construction, 22.2. Otani
22.4. Authier and Whitman
Case Transmission Hypothesis, 21.4. pronominal, 22.4. Kayne
Raposo and Uriagereka split, 22.4. Kayne
Categorial Grammar, 22.1. Larson See also Enclitic
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Clitic climbing, 22.4. Kayne Larson, 22.1. Seely, 22.3.
Clitic doubling, 20.2. Baker, Johnson, Browning, 22.4. Campos
and Roberts, 20.4. Muysken, 21.3. Conflation, 20.1. McCarthy, 21.3.
Dobrovie-Sorin Paradis and Prunet, 22.1. Halle,
Cliticization, 22.1. Authier and Reed, Harris, and Vergnaud
22.1. Roberts Conjugation
in Spanish, 20.3 Harris, 22.1. Halle, Hungarian objective, 21.4. Farkas
Harris, and Vergnaud Conjunction, 21.3. Jackendoff
See also Clitic; Enclitic X’-level, 20.3. Godard
Coda. See Syllable structure Connectedness, 20.3. Browning
Comparative, 20.1. Borsley, 21.4. Connectivity phenomena, 20.3.
Jones, 22.1. Heim, Lasnik, and Williams, 21.3. Willams, 22.2.
May Katada
Compensatory Lengthening, 20.2. See also Reconstruction
Hayes Constituent recognition domain, 21.2.
Complement, 20.2. Campos, 20.4. Hawkins
Muysken, 21.4. Jones, 21.4. Contraction
Larson, 21.4. Stroik, 22.4. wanna, 22.3. Browning
Authier, 22.4. Srivastav Contrastive specification, 20.3. Abaglo
double, 21.3. Jackendoff and Archangeli
of a modal, 21.3. Louden Control, 20.2. Aoun and Li, 22.1.
NP-, 22.4. Ernst Heim, Lasnik, and May, 22.1.
postposed, 22.4. Srivastav Heim, Lasnik, and May (RR),
of a preposition, 22.4. Campos 22.1. Larson, 22.3. Woolford,
Complementation, 21.3. Li, 22.1. 22.4. Kayne, 22.4. Lasnik and
Larson Stowell
Complementizer ‘Comp), 22.2. feaiure | + Control], 22.1. Authier
Coopmans and Stevenson, 22.3. and Reed
Farrell, Marlett, and Perlmutter, subject and object, 22.1. Larson
22.4. Kayne Coordination, 20.3. Godard
in French, 21.2. Tellier covert, 20.4. Baker
prepositional, 22.3. Browning nonconstituent, 21.4. Larson
Complement Principle, 21.1. Culicover of subject, 22.3. McCloskey
and Rochemont Coreference, 22.1. Heim, Lasnik, and
Complete functional complex (CFC), May, 22.3. Woolford
20.3. Everett, 21.1. Cole, Core grammar and periphery, 22.3
Hermon, and Sung Baker
Complex NP Constraint/Condition, Coronal node. See Segment-internal
22.2. Baltin organization
Condition on Extraction Domain Cospecificational reading, 20.4.
(CED), 20.3. Browning, 21.4. Koopman and Sportiche
INDEX TO VOLUMES 20-22
Crossover Disjunctive rule ordering. See Rule
strong, 22.4. Lasnik and Stowell ordering
weak, 20.2. Aoun and Li, 21.3. D-linking, 22.1. Ene
Jackendoff, 21.4. Stroik, 22.4. Do, 20.3. Pollock, 22.3. Baker
Lasnik and Stowell Domain-governing category, 22.4.
weakest, 22.4. Lasnik and Stowell Kayne
Crossover Constraint, 22.3. Halle and Dorsal node. See Segment-internal
Kenstowicz organization
CV-skeleton/template, 20.1. McCarthy, Do Support, 20.3. Pollock
21.3. Bao, 22.1. Harris Double flop, 20.2. Hayes
Double infinitive construction, 21.3.
Louden
Double object construction, 20.2. Aoun
Dative Shift, 20.2. Aoun and Li, 20.4.
and Li, 21.3. Jackendoff, 21.4.
Baker, 21.2. Baker and Hale,
Larson, 21.4. Pritchett, 22.1.
21.2. Zhang, 21.3. Jackendoff,
Larson, 22.3. Rothstein, 22.3.
21.4. Larson, 22.1. Larson
Woolford
Definite description, 22.1. Ene
in Chinese, 21.2. Zhang
Definiteness, 21.3. Dobrovie-Sorin,
Double subject construction, 20.2.
21.4. Farkas, 21.4. Raposo and
Aoun and Li
Uriagereka, 22.1. Eng
Doubly Filled Comp Constraint/Filter,
[def] feature, 21.4. Farkas
20.1. Authier
[DEF] in GPSG, 20.3. Hukari and
D-Structure (DS), 20.1. Baker, 20.1.
Levine
Bresnan and Kanerva, 21.4.
Degemination, 22.2. Myers
Iatridou, 21.4. Larson, 22.3.
Degree word/construction, 20.4.
Baker, 22.3. Woolford, 22.4.
Epstein, 21.4. Jones, 22.3. Baker,
Authier
22.4. Lasnik and Stowell
Derived Environmental Constraint,
20.4. Hualde
Destressing Rule, 22.3. Halle and Each Raising, 22.1. Heim, Lasnik, and
Kenstowicz May, 22.1. Williams, 22.2. Baltin
Determiner Phrase (DP), 20.2. Ellipsis, 20.1. Borsley, 20.4. Koopman
Nakajima, 22.3. Baker and Sportiche, 21.1. Culicover
Diminutive scale, 22.3. Trigo and Rochemont
Diminutive sound symbolism, 22.3. VP-, 21.4. Larson, 22.2. Otani and
Trigo Whitman, 22.3. Rothstein
Diphthongization, 21.4. Katada Emphasis spread, 22.4. Bagemihl
in Spanish, 20.3 Harris, 22.1. Halle, Empty category (EC)
Harris, and Vergnaud null epithet ({—a,—p]), 22.4. Lasnik
Discourse Representation Structure, and Stowell
22.1. Eng as subject in tensed S, 20.3. Godard
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Empty Category Principle (ECP), 20.1. Expletive, 20.1. Bresnan and Kanerva,
Bromberger and Halle, 20.3. 21.4. Raposo and Uriagereka,
Browning, 20.3. Pollock, 21.1. 22.3. McCloskey, 22.4. Authier,
Cole, Hermon, and Sung, 21.1. 22.4. Srivastav
Frampton, 21.2. Baker and Hale, replacement of, 22.3. McCloskey
21.3. Li, 21.4. Pritchett, 21.4. in a subcategorized position, 22.4.
Tiedeman, 22.1. Roberts, 22.2. Authier
Baltin, 22.2. Coopmans and Extraction, 20.2. Aoun and Li, 21.2.
Stevenson, 22.3. Baker, 22.3. Shlonsky, 22.2. Coopmans and
Woolford Stevenson
Empty operator, 20.1. Authier, 22.1. from double object construction,
Seely 22.1. Larson
See also Null operator from finite clauses, 22.4. Srivastav
Empty verb (@), 20.3. Pollock, 22.3. from left-branch constituents, 22.3.
Baker Browning
Enclitic, 20.1. Bresnan and Kanerva, long-distance, 20.4. Muysken
22.3. Halle and Kenstowicz of subject, 21.4. Tiedeman
See also Clitic See also Movement; Raising;
Epenthesis, 22.2. Dresher and Lahiri Subjacency; Wh Movement
in Malayalam, 20.4. Mohanan Extraposition, 20.4. Muysken, 21.1.
Stray, 20.3. Abaglo and Archangeli Culicover and Rochemont, 21.3.
E-pronoun, 20.3. Godard Louden, 22.4. Authier
Ergative, 20.1. Afarli, 20.1. Bresnan from Object, 20.2. Nakajima
and Kanerva, 21.4. Raposo and
Uriagereka, 22.1. Authier and
Reed, 22.3. Farrell, Marlett, and
Perlmutter Factorization, 20.1. Bresnan and
impersonal, 20.1. Afarli Kanerva
in Japanese, 20.4. Miyagawa, 21.2. Fangie language formation, 21.3. Bao
Tsujimura Feature Assignment/Recoverability
split intransitivity, 20.1. Bresnan and Convention, 21.2. Shlonsky
Kanerva Feature geometry model. See Segment-
Error analysis, 20.1. Badecker and internal organization
Caramazza Feature hierarchy, 20.2. Archangeli
Exceptional Case Marking (ECM), and Pulleyblank
20.2. Campos, 22.2. Coopmans Feature percolation, 21.3. Dobrovie-
and Stevenson, 22.3. Browning, Sorin
22.3. Woolford, 22.4. Authier File, 22.1. Eng
Existential sentence, 22.1. Enc, 22.3. File card, 22.1. Enc
McCloskey Final Devoicing
Experiencer Constraint, 21.1. Borer in German, 21.1. Rubach
INDEX TO VOLUMES 20-22
Focus, 20.1. Bresnan and Kanerva, directionality of, 21.4. Tiedeman
22.4. Lasnik and Stowell Grammatical function (GF), 20.2.
contrastive, 20.1. Bresnan and Baker, Johnson, and Roberts,
Kanerva 21.4. Larson
Focus construction, 22.4. Lasnik and Grammatical structure, 20.1. Bresnan
Stowell and Kanerva
Free-choice any and bilo, 21.1. Grimm’s Law, 20.1. Bromberger and
Progovac Halle
Free Element Condition, 22.3. Halle
and Kenstowicz
Functional Relatedness Condition, Head
22.3. Browning
-complement relation, 21.1.
See also 0-Criterion Culicover and Rochemont, 21.4.
Functional Uniqueness Condition, 22.3.
Jones
Browning
lexical and functional, 21.3.
See also 6-Criterion
Contreras
See also Category
Gapping, 21.3. Jackendoff, 21.4. Head Government Condition on
Adjunction, 21.1. Frampton
Larson
Geminate, 20.2. Hayes, 20.4. Head-Licensing Condition, 20.4. Baker
Mohanan, 22.2. Dresher and Head movement, 21.4. latridou, 22.1.
Lahiri Roberts, 22.2. Baltin
Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar Head Movement Constraint, 20.3.
(GPSG), 20.3. Hukari and Levine Pollock, 21.2. Baker and Hale,
Generalized Serialization Parameter, 22.1. Roberts, 22.2. Baltin, 22.4.
20.4. Baker Kayne
Generalized Subjacency, 20.2. Heavy NP Shift, 20.2. Nakajima, 21.1.
Nakajima, 21.1. Culicover and Larson and May, 21.4. Giusti,
Rochemont 21.4. Stroik
Generative Semantics, 21.3. Jackendoff He himself, 22.2. McKay
High Vowel Deletion, 22.2. Dresher
Germanic foot, 22.2. Dresher and
Lahiri and Lahiri
Gerund, 22.3. Williams
poss-ing, 22.4. Authier
Glide, 20.2. Hayes, 21.3. Bao Immediate Constituent Attachment,
Governing category (GC), 20.4. 21.2. Huwkins
Koopman and Sportiche, 21.1. Impersonal passive. See Passive
Cole, Hermon, and Sung, 22.3. Incorporation, 21.2. Baker and Hale,
Farrell, Marlett, and Perlmutter 21.3. Li, 22.1. Roberts, 22.4.
Government, 21.4. Raposo and Michelson
Uriagereka, 22.2. Baltin and excorporation, 22.1. Roberts
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and a stranding possessor, 22.4. Katz-Postal Hypothesis,
Michelson Jackendoff
of a subject pronoun, 21.2. Baker Kayne’s Generalization,
and Hale Dobrovie-Sorin
Indexing, 20.3. Everett, 22.1. Heim,
Lasnik, and May (RR)
anaphoric and referential, 20.3. Labial Docking, 22.4. Bagemihl
Everett Labial node. See Segment-internal
coindexation and linking, 20.3. organization
Williams. 22.1. Heim. Lasnik. and Lambda conversion, 21.3. Williams
May, 22.1. Williams Lambda operator, 22.3. Rothstein
at LF’, 22.4. Lasnik and Stowell Language game — F
slash index notation, 22.1. Seely hanes ee agrees —_
Infinitive, 20.3. Polleck, 21.4. Iatridou, siipaaguibrabassnase tear ocoes
22.3. Williams, 22.4. Kayne staaitbr’ih -thinihinincatmabtinabamnaaameead
. and Caramazza
clitic-, 22.4. Kayne
Laryngeal node. See Segment-internal
Inflection, 20.1. Badecker and
organization
Caramazza
Left Dislocation, 21.3. Dobrovie-Sorin,
Inflection (Infl), 20.2. Aoun and Li,
21.4. Pritchett, 22.3. Woolford
20.3. Pollock, 21.4. Tiedeman,
Leftness Condition, 20.2. Epstein
22.3. Baker, 22.4. Srivastav
Lengthening, 20.2. Hayes
in Chinese, 20.2. Aoun and Li, 21.1.
in Chichewa, 20.1. Bresnan and
Cole, Hermon, and Sung
Kanerva
Infn, 22.4. Kayne
V-, 22.4. Bagemihl
lowering, 22.2. Coopmans and
Lexical-Functional Grammar (LFG),
Stevenson
20.1. Bresnan and Kanerva, 21.2.
Inflectional morphology, 20.4. Baker
Bresnan and Moshi
Intransitivization, 20.4. Goodall Lexicalist Hypothesis, 20.1. Badecker
Intrinsic role classification, 20.1. and Caramazza, 21.3. Jackendoff
Bresnan and Kanerva Lexical mapping theory, 20.1. Bresnan
Inversion, 21.2. Shlonsky, 21.3. and Kanerva
Louden Lexical meaning postulate, 20.1.
Aux-NP, 20.3. Pollock Lasersohn
locative, 20.1. Bresnan and Kanerva Lexical Phonology, 20.2. Tsujimura,
Isomorphic Principle, 20.2. Aoun and 20.3. Harris, 20.4. Hualde, 21.1.
Li Rubach, 21.4. Katada, 22.1.
Iteration construction Halle, Harris, and Vergnaud,
in Seri, 22.3. Farrell, Marlett, and Myers, 22.3. Halle and
Perlmutter Kenstowicz
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Lexical representation, 20.2. Managerial Lengthening, 20.2. Hayes
Archangeli and Pulleyblank, 22.2. Mapping target, 21.3. Mester
Myers Markedness hierarchy, 21.2. Bresnan
Lexical role structure. See Thematic and Moshi
structure Mating problem, 22.1. Harris
Lexicon, 20.1. Badecker and Meaning categories, 22.3. Williams
Caramazza Metathesis
LF’, 22.4. Lasnik and Stowell in Yawelmani, 20.1. McCarthy
Light verb, 20.4. Miyagawa, 21.2. Metrical grid, 22.3. Halle and
Tsujimura Kenstowicz
Like-Attracts-Like Constraint, 22.2. Metrical Phonology, 22.2. Dresher and
Baltin Lahiri, 22.3. Halle and
Limited-use phrases, 22.3. Baker Kenstowicz
Linking (phonology), 20.2. Archangeli Minimal Attachment, 21.2. Hawkins
and Pulleyblank, 22.2. Myers Minimal Binding Requirement, 20.2.
Linking theory, 20.3. Williams, 22.1. Aoun and Li
Minimal cover, 20.1. Lasersohn
Heim, Lasnik, and May
Minimal Distance Principle, 20.2. Aoun
§-link, 22.1. Heim, Lasnik, and May
and Li, 22.1. Larson
(RR), 22.1. Williams
Minimality, 20.2. Aoun and Li, 21.1.
Local binding, 20.4. Epstein
Frampton, 21.3. Contreras, 21.4.
Locality
Raposo and Uriagereka, 22.1.
in phonological rules, 20.1.
Roberts, 22.2. Baltin, 22.2.
McCarthy
Coopmans and Stevenson, 22.4.
Locative encoding principle, 20.1.
Kayne
Bresnan and Kanerva
relativized, 21.2. Baker and Hale,
Locative Inversion, 20.1. Bresnan and
21.3. Contreras
Kanerva
Minimal Word Constraint, 20.4.
Logical Form (LF), 20.2. Aoun and Li,
Mohanan
20.2. Epstein, 21.1. Larson and
Modal, 21.1. Progovac, 21.3. Louden,
May, 21.3. Dobrovie-Sorin, 21.4.
22.3. Baker, 22.4. Kayne
Jones, 21.4. Tiedeman, 22.1. Modal predicate
epistemic and metaphysical, 21.1.
Baltin, 22.2. Katada, 22.4. Lasnik latridou
and Stowell Mood Phrase (MoodP), 21.2. Rivero
as a purely hierarchical T/Mood Phrase (T/MP), 22.2
representation, 21.4. Tiedeman Mitchell
Logical type, 21.3. Williams Mora, 20.2. Hayes, 21.3. Bao, 21.4.
Logophoricity, 20.4. Koopman and Katada, 22.2. Dresher and Lahiri,
Sportiche, 22.2. Katada
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Moraic Conservation, 20.2. Hayes superordinate, 22.3. Progovac
Moraic licensing, 22.4. Bagemihl Negation Phrase (NegP), 20.3. Pollock,
Moraic Phonology, 20.2. Hayes 21.3. La, 21:4. Tatridow, 22.2.
Morphology, 20.1. Badecker and Mitchell, 22.3. Baker
Caramazza, 20.1. Bromberger and Negative polarity, 20.2. Aoun and Li,
Halle, 22.1. Halle, Harris, and 21.1. Progovac, 21.3. Jackendoff,
Vergnaud 21.4. Larson, 21.4. Stroik, 22.3.
inflectional/derivational distinction, Progovac
20.1. Badecker and Caramazza No-Coda Hypothesis, 20.4. Mohanan
of Spanish, 22.1. Harris Nominalization, 21.3. Li, 22.3.
See also Prosodic Morphology Williams
Mother Node Construction, 21.2. in Quechua and Turkish, 20.4.
Hawkins Muysken
Movement, 21.4. Giusti, 21.4. Raposo Nominative Island Condition (NIC),
and Uriagereka, 21.4. Tiedeman, 22.2. Katada
22.1. Roberts, 22.2. Baltin, 22.4. Nonconfigurational language, 22.3.
Lasnik and Stowell Woolford
Infl lowering, 22.2. Coopmans and Nonfinal Doubling
Stevenson in ChicheWa, 20.1. Bresnan and
Infl-to-Infl, 21.1. Cole, Hermon, and Kanerva
Sung Nonlinear Phonology, 20.1. McCarthy
leftward and/or rightward, 20.2. See also Autosegmental Phonology
Nakajima, 21.1. Culicover and Noun Phrase (NP), 21.3. Dobrovie-
Rochemont, 22.4. Authier Sorin, 21.4. Giusti
LF, 21.4. Tiedeman complex, 22.4. Campos
reflexive, 21.1. Cole, Hermon, and definite plural, 21.4. Pritchett
Sung, 22.3. Woolford denotation of, 22.1. Eng
vacuous, 21.1. Larson and May inalienably possessed, 20.3. Everett,
V-to-I, 22.3. Browning
22.4. Michelson
See also Affix Movement; Aux-to-
meaning categories of, 22.3.
Comp; Head movement; NP
Williams
Movement; Particle Movement;
plural, 20.1. Lasersohn, 22.1. Eng,
Verb Movement; Wh Movement
22.1. Heim, Lasnik, and May
postverbal, 21.4. Raposo and
Name truncation Uriagereka
in Japanese, 21.3. Mester No Vacuous Affixation Principle, 20.2.
Nasal Baker, Johnson, and Roberts
syllabic, 21.4. Katada Novelty Condition, 20.3. Williams,
Nasal Harmony, 22.1. Ao 22.1. Bac
Negation, 22.3. Baker, 22.3. Woolford NP Movement, 20.1. Afarli, 20.2.
ekki, 21.4. Giusti Baker, Johnson, and Roberts,