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edited by Mary Byram Washburn, Katherine McKinney-Bock, Erika Varis, Ann Sawyer, and Barbara Tomaszewicz
ISBN 978-1-57473-441-6 library binding
v+322 pages
publication date: 2011
published by Cascadilla Proceedings Project, Somerville, MA, USA
Contents
Preface
Mary Byram Washburn, Katherine McKinney-Bock, Erika Varis, Ann Sawyer, and Barbara Tomaszewicz
v (abstract or complete pdf)
General Session
Why Are There No Directionality Parameters?
Richard S. Kayne
1-23 (abstract or complete pdf)
WH-words That Go Bump in the Right
Natasha Abner
24-32 (abstract or complete pdf)
Plural Mass Nouns and the Morpho-syntax of Number
Artemis Alexiadou
33-41 (abstract or complete pdf)
Deriving the Structure of Variation from the Structure of Non-variation in the English Dative Alternation
Max Bane
42-50 (abstract or complete pdf)
Secondary Stress in Hungarian: (Morpho)-Syntactic, Not Metrical
Sylvia Blaho and Dániel Szeredi
51-59 (abstract or complete pdf)
High and Higher Applicatives: The Case of French Non-core Datives
Nora Boneh and Léa Nash
60-68 (abstract or complete pdf)
Benefactive Versus Experiencer Datives
Solveig Bosse and Benjamin Bruening
69-77 (abstract or complete pdf)
A Unified Semantic Analysis of the Licensing Conditions of 'Bare' Nouns in French
Heather Burnett
78-86 (abstract or complete pdf)
We Need LF Copying: A Few Good Reasons Why
Catherine R. Fortin
87-95 (abstract or complete pdf)
Why German Is Not an Exception to the Universal <IO, DO> Base Order of Double Object Constructions
Effi Georgala
96-105 (abstract or complete pdf)
French Modals and Perfective: A Case of Aspectual Coercion
Vincent Homer
106-114 (abstract or complete pdf)
The Expression of Genericity in English and Brazilian Portuguese: An Experimental Investigation
Tania Ionin, Silvina Montrul, and Hélade Santos
115-123 (abstract or complete pdf)
It's Not the End of the CED as We Know It: Revisiting German and Japanese Subject Islands
Johannes Jurka, Chizuru Nakao, and Akira Omaki
124-132 (abstract or complete pdf)
Definiteness as Agreement: Evidence from Bulgarian
Todor Koev
133-141 (abstract or complete pdf)
Raising in Tagalog
Paul Law
142-151 (abstract or complete pdf)
The Weight of Final Syllables in English
S.L. Anya Lunden
152-159 (abstract or complete pdf)
A New Semantics for Group Nouns
Hazel Pearson
160-168 (abstract or complete pdf)
The Internal Structure of Degree-Achievements: Evidence from again-Ambiguities
Walter Pedersen
169-177 (abstract or complete pdf)
Subsegmental Syllabification
Kevin M. Ryan
178-185 (abstract or complete pdf)
Against Spurious Coordination in Multiple Wh-questions
Barbara Tomaszewicz
186-195 (abstract or complete pdf)
Iraqi Arabic Verbs: The Need for Roots and Prosody
Matthew A. Tucker
196-204 (abstract or complete pdf)
Ambiguity in the 'Non-root Modal + PERF' Construction Revisited
Zhiguo Xie
205-213 (abstract or complete pdf)
Special Session on Prosody
Prosodic Markings of Complex NP Focus, Syntax, and the Pre-/Post-focus String
Sun-Ah Jun
214-230 (abstract or complete pdf)
Prosodic Movement
Brian Agbayani, Chris Golston, and Dasha Henderer
231-239 (abstract or complete pdf)
Focus Expression in Romani
Amalia Arvaniti and Evangelia Adamou
240-248 (abstract or complete pdf)
On the Prosodic Coding of Focus in Paraguayan Guaraní
Cynthia G. Clopper and Judith Tonhauser
249-257 (abstract or complete pdf)
How Many Levels of Phrasing? Empirical Questions and Typological Implications
Sam Hellmuth
258-266 (abstract or complete pdf)
Syntactic Ambiguity Resolution: Effects of Prosodic Breaks and Prosodic Length
Hyekyung Hwang, Moti Lieberman, Heather Goad, and Lydia White
267-274 (abstract or complete pdf)
Intransitive Sentences, Argument Structure, and the Syntax-Prosody Interface
Patricia Irwin
275-284 (abstract or complete pdf)
New Evidence for a Phonological Stem Domain in Kinande
Patrick Jones
285-293 (abstract or complete pdf)
On the Semantic Role of the Accentual Phrase in Korean NP Coordination
Arum Kang
294-302 (abstract or complete pdf)
Multiple Subject Positions: A Case of Perfect Match between Syntax and Prosody
Öner Özçelik and Miho Nagai
303-312 (abstract or complete pdf)
Intonational Marking of Focus in Different Word Orders in German Children
Antje Sauermann, Barbara Höhle, Aoju Chen, and Juhani Järvikivi
313-322 (abstract or complete pdf)