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Contents of UCLWPL 26 (2014)

Edited by Patrick D. Elliott and Ezekiel J. Panitz

Syntax

Kearsy Cormier

Pronouns, agreement and classifiers: What sign languages can tell us about linguistic diversity and linguistic universals

Ezekiel J. Panitz

Strong islands, resumption, and reconstruction

Matthew Reeve

On control and envy

Semantics and Pragmatics

Giulio Dulcinati, Diana Mazzarella, Nausicaa Pouscoulous, and Jennifer Rodd	Processing metaphor: The role of conventionality, familiarity and dominance
Jonny McIntosh	Evans’s Challenge to Temporalism
Iris Mulders and Kriszta Szendrői	Early association of prosodic focus with alleen ‘only’: evidence from eye movements in the visual-world paradigm
Deirdre Wilson	Relevance theory