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Contents of UCLWPL 14 (2002)

Edited by Ad Neeleman and Reiko Vermeulen

Phonology

John Harris & Edmund Gussmann	Word-final onsets
Chloe Marshall, Susan Ebbels, John Harris & Heather Van Der Lely	Investigating the impact of prosodic complexity on the speech of children with Specific Language Impairment

Semantics and Pragmatics

Nicholas Allott	Relevance and rationality
Robyn Carston	Metaphor, ad hoc concepts and word meaning - more questions than answers
Richard Horsey	The art of chicken sexing
Corinne Iten	Even if and even: The case for an inferential scalar account
Mark Jary	Mood in relevance theory: a re-analysis focusing on the Spanish subjunctive
Marie-Odile Taillard	Beyond communicative intention
Tim Wharton	Paul Grice, saying and meaning
Deirdre Wilson & Dan Sperber	Relevance Theory

Syntax

Peter Ackema	A morphological approach to the absence of expletive PRO
Amela Čamdžić and Richard Hudson	Serbo-Croat-Bosnian clitics and Word Grammar
Annabel Cormack & Neil Smith	Compositionality, copy theory, and control
Ann Law	Cantonese sentence-final particles and the CP domain
Maria Lekakou	Middle semantics and its realization in English and Greek
Reiko Vermeulen	Ga ga constructions in Japanese