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Contents of UCLWPL 13 (2001)

Edited by Corinne Iten and Ad Neeleman

Semantics and Pragmatics

Robyn Carston	Relevance Theory and the saying/implicating distinction
Richard Horsey	Psychosemantic analyticity
George Powell	Complex demonstratives
Rosa Elena Vega-Moreno	Representing and processing idioms
Tim Wharton	Natural Pragmatics and Natural Codes

Phonology

Moira Yip

Tonal features, tonal inventories and phonetic targets

Syntax

Peter Ackema & Kriszta Szendrői	Determiner sharing as an instance of dependent ellipsis
Annabel Cormack & Neil Smith	Don't move!
Richard Hudson	Clitics in Word Grammar
Ann Law	A-not-A questions in Cantonese
Eric Mathieu	On the nature of French N-words
Ad Neeleman & Hans van de Koot	Bare resultatives
George Panitsa	Aspects of aspect: Acquiring grammatical aspect in Modern Greek: The interaction of aspect with aspectual adverbials in children's grammars
Alexandra Perovic	Binding Principles in Down syndrome