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Contents of UCLWPL 24 (2012)

Edited by Zoe Belk, Harris Constantinou and Maria Varkanitsa

Semantics and Pragmatics

Matthew Gotham	Numeric quantification in copredication.
Nathan Klinedinst	Intensionality and the Progressive.
Patricia Kolaiti and Deirdre Wilson	Corpus Analysis and Lexical Pragmatics: An Overview.
Luisa Martí and Klaus Abels	Propositions or Choice Functions: What do Quantifiers Quantify Over?
Isabelle Needham-Didsbury	The Use of Figurative Language in Psychotherapy.
Daniel Rothschild	Worrying about Trivial Questions.

Syntax

Zarinah Agnew, Hans Van de Koot, Carolyn McGettigan and Sophie Scott	Is Syntactic Movement a Unitary Operation? Evidence from Neuroimaging.
Natalia Cichosz	High Datives in Polish.
Harris Constaninou	How Information Structure Constrains the Distribution of Intensifiers (and other categories).

Phonology

Stephanie Kenyon Johnson	Brand Name Adaptation in Brazilian Portuguese and Mandarin.
Kevin Tang	A 61 Million Word Corpus of Brazilian Portuguese Film Subtitles as a Resource fo Linguistic Research.