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Contents of UCLWPL volumes 1-16
| A | |
| Aarts, B. | Prevent-type verbs in a GB framework (2) |
| Abangma, S.N. | The ECP and that-trace effects in Denya (4) |
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The pro-drop parameter in Denya (2) |
| Ackema, P. | A morphological approach to the absence of expletive PRO (14) |
| Ackema, P. & A. Čamdžić | LF complex predicate formation: The case of participle fronting in Serbo-Croation (15) |
| Ackema, P. & A. Neeleman | M-selection and phrasal affixation (12) |
| Ackema, P. & K. Szendrői | Determiner sharing as an instance of dependent ellipsis (13) |
| Agouraki, G | On the projection of maximal categories: the case of CP and FP in Modern Greek (2) |
| A Modern Greek complementizer and its significance for UG (3) | |
| Clitic left dislocation and clitic doubling: a unification (4) | |
| Allott, N. | Relevance and rationality (14) |
| Game theory and communication (15) | |
| Anyadi, S. | The acquisition of verb second in German: the prefunctional stage (4) |
| Anyadi, S. & A. Tamrazian | Wh-movement in Armenian and Ruhr German (5) |
| Arad, M. | On the projection of ditransitive verbs (7) |
| A minimalist view of the syntax-lexical semantics interface (8) | |
| Psych-notes (10) | |
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| Backley, P. | Coronal: the undesirable element (5) |
| A tier geometry for vowel systems (7) | |
| Monovalency and the status of RTR (9) | |
| Violable principles and typological variation (10) | |
| Backley, P. & T. Takahashi | Activate α: harmony without spreading (8) |
| Bates, S, J. Harris & J. Watson | Prosody and melody in vowel disorder (9) |
| Bhattacharya, T. | DP-internal NP movement (10) |
| Black, M. | The complexity of simple sentences (2) |
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Living with aphasia: the Insight story (4) |
| Blakemore, D. & R. Carston | The pragmatics of and-conjunctions: the non-narrative cases (11) |
| Blass, R. | The relevance of intonation (1) |
| Breheny, R. | Pro-active focus (8) |
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A unitary approach to the interpretation of definites (9) |
| Broadbent, J. | Linking and intrusive r in English (3) |
| Brockhaus, W. | Colourful leagues: a government-based approach to final obstruent devoicing (2) |
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Final devoicing and neutralisation (3) |
| Brody, M. | Old English impersonals and the theory of grammar (1) |
| Some remarks on the focus field in Hungarian (2) | |
| Economy, earliness and LF-based syntax (3) | |
| A note on the organisation of grammar (4) | |
| Phrase structure and dependence (6) | |
| Mirror theory (9) | |
| On the status of representations and derivations (12) | |
| Particles, V2 and the ungrammaticality of verb-initial structures (12) | |
| Bury, D. | Selection and head chains (15) |
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| Cabrera-Abreu, M. | Tone association in English (7) |
| Cabrera-Abreu, M. & J. Maidment |
Edge-licensing in chanting contours (8) |
| Čamdžić, A. & R. Hudson | Serbo-Croat-Bosnian clitics and Word Grammar (14) |
| Carston, R. | Modularity and linguistic ambiguity (1) |
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Quantity maxims and generalised implicature (2) |
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Conjunction, explanation and relevance (4) |
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Metalinguistic negation and echoic use (6) |
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Enrichment and loosening: complementary processes in deriving the proposition expressed (8) |
| Relevance-theoretic pragmatics and modularity (9) | |
| The semantics/pragmatics distinction: a view from relevance theory (10) | |
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The relation between generative grammar and (relevance-theoretic) pragmatics (11) |
| Explicature and semantics (12) | |
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Relevance Theory and the saying/implicating distinction (13) |
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Metaphor, ad hoc concepts and word meaning - more questions than answers (14) |
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Truth-conditional content and conversational implicature (15) |
| Carston, R. & E-J. Noh | A truth-functional account of metalinguistic negation, with evidence from Korean (7) |
| Chan, B. H.-S. | Functional heads, Cantonese phrase structure and Cantonese-English code switching (10) |
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Classifiers, demonstratives and classifier-to-demonstrative movement (11) |
| Clark, W. | A relevance-based approach to ‘pseudo-imperatives’ (1) |
| Clark W. & G. Lindsey | Intonation and syntax in non-declaratives: a pragmatic account (2) |
| Cormack, A. | The semantics of case (7) |
| Cormack, A. & R. Breheny | Projections for functional categories (6) |
| Cormack, A. & N. Smith | Serial verbs (6) |
| Checking theory: features, functional heads, and checking-parameters (8) | |
| Checking features and split signs (9) | |
| Negation, polarity and V positions in English (10) | |
| Why are depictives different from resultatives? (11) | |
| The syntax and pragmatics of ‘focus’ and ‘topic’ (12) | |
| Don’t move! (13) | |
| Compositionality, Copy Theory and Control (14) | |
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Backward control in Korean and Japanese (16) |
| Curcó, C. | Some observations on the pragmatics of humorous interpretations: a relevance-theoretic approach (7) |
| Dehé, N. | On the order of objects in Icelandic double object constructions (16) |
| Doetjes, J., A. Neeleman & H. van de Koot | Degree expressions and the autonomy of syntax (10) |
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| Evans, B. |
Event variables and Davidson’s program in semantics (8) |
| Eppler, E. |
Word order in German-English mixed discourse (11) |
| Fraser, N. |
Parsing and dependency grammar (1) |
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Prologomena to a formal theory of dependency grammar (2) |
| Froud, K. | Aphasic evidence for the syntactic determination of unaccusativity (10) |
| Furlong, A. | Towards an inferential account of metonymy (1) |
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Garcia Gonzalez, D. |
Grice, relevance and speaker’s meaning (5) |
| Gisborne, N. | Nominalisations of perception verbs (5) |
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The attributary structure, evidential meaning, and the semantics of English sound-class verbs (10) |
| Grimberg, M.L. | On Nunberg on indexicality and deixis (6) |
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Against rigidity (7) |
| Groefsema, M. | Relevance: processing implications (1) |
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‘Can you pass the salt?’: a short-circuited implicature? (3) |
| Gutt, E-A. | Translation and relevance (1) |
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| Hall, A. | The meaning of but: a procedural analysis (16) |
| Harris, J. |
Licensing Inheritance (4) |
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Monovalency and opacity: Chiche_a height harmony (6) |
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Phonological output is redundancy-free and fully interpretable (8) |
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Release the captive coda: the foot as a domain of phonetic interpretation (11) |
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Grammar-internal and grammar-external assimilation (15) |
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Vowel reduction as information loss (16) |
| Harris, J. & E. Gussmann | Word-final onsets (14) |
| Harris, J. & G. Lindsey | There is no level of phonetic representation (5) |
| Harrison, P. | Phonology and infants’ perceptual abilities: asking the right questions (7) |
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An experiment with tone (8) |
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The relative complexity of Catalan vowels and their perceptual correlates (9) |
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Yorùbá babies and unchained melody (10) |
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Phon-something: a clarification (11) |
| Higashimori, I. & D. Wilson |
Questions on Relevance (8) |
| Hiranuma, S. | Measuring the processing load of Japanese words (10) |
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Syntactic difficulty in English and Japanese: a textual study (11) |
| Holmes, J. | The syntax and semantics of causative verbs (11) |
| Horsey, R. | Meaning postulates and deference (12) |
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Psychosemantic analyticity (13) |
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The art of chicken sexing (14) |
| House, J. | The relevance of intonation (1) |
| Hudson, R. | Towards a computer-testable word grammar in English (1) |
| Raising in syntax, semantics and cognition (2) | |
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Double objects, grammatical relations and proto-roles (3) |
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The case against Case (4) |
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Word-classes in performance (5) |
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Discontinuous phrases in dependency grammar (6) |
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Con PRO, or the virtues of sharing (7) |
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The difficulty of (so-called) self-embedded structures (8) |
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Syntax without functional categories (9) |
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Adjunct preposing, wh-interrogatives and dependency competition (10) |
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Gerunds and multiple default inheritance (12) |
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Clitics in Word Grammar (13) |
| Hudson, R. & J. Holmes | Re-cycling in the encyclopedia (11) |
| Hudson, R., A. Rosta & N. Gisborne | Learnability and Likely/Probable (6) |
| Hulst, H. van der | Radical CV Phonology: the locational gesture (6) |
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| Ifantidou-Trouki, E. | Sentential adverbs and relevance (4) |
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Parentheticals and relevance (5) |
| Itani-Kaufmann, R. | Explicature and explicit attitude (2) |
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Japanese sentence-final particle ne: a relevance-theoretic approach (4) |
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A relevance-based analysis of hearsay particles: Japanese utterance-final tte (6) |
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A relevance-based analysis of Lakoffian hedges: sort of, a typical and technically (7) |
| Iten, C. |
Because and although: a case of duality? (9) |
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The meaning of although: a relevance theoretic account (10) |
| The relevance of Argumentation Theory (11) | |
| Although revisited (12) | |
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Even if and even: The case of an inferential scalar account (14) |
| Janke, V. |
A PRO-less theory of control (15) |
| Jary, M. |
Mood in Relevance Theory; A re-analysis focusing on the Spanish subjunctive. |
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Indicative mood, assertoric force and relevance (16) |
| Jiang, Y. | A note on Huang’s head-final convention in Chinese (3) |
| Jodlowiec, M. | What makes jokes tick? (3) |
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| Kandybowicz, J. |
Nupe tonology and the categorial identity of verb copy tones: a pilot experimental study (16) |
| Kang, H.-K. | Quantifier spreading by English and Korean children (11) |
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Age differences in the acquisition of quantifiers: Evidence from English and Korean (12) |
| Kato, M. |
Functions of Japanese ga-clefts in discourse: A relevance-theoretic approach (12) |
| Kim, Y-K. |
Double nominative constructions in Korean (7) |
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Agreement phrases in DP (9) |
| Koot, H. van de |
Some remarks on the implications of the doubtful gap problem for human sentence processing (2) |
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Parsing with principles: on constraining derivations (3) |
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Word Grammar recognition is NP-hard (4) |
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On the status of the Projection Principle in the Minimalist Program (6) |
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Strong features, pied-piping and the overt/covert distinction (8) |
| Koot, H. van de & Eric Mattieu |
What’s in an island? (15) |
| Kreps, C. |
Another look at Small Clauses (6) |
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Dependency, licensing and the nature of grammatical relations (8) |
| Law, A. |
A-not-A questions in Cantonese (13) |
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Cantonese sentence-final particles and the CP domain (14) |
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Right dislocation in Cantonese as a focus-marking device (15) |
| Lekakou, M. | Middle semantics and its realization in English and Greek (14) |
| Lindsey, G. & J. Harris | Phonetic interpretation in generative grammar (2) |
| Livnat, Z. | On verbal irony and types of echoing (15) |
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| Madeira, A.M. | On clitic placement in European Portuguese (4) |
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On the Portuguese inflected infinitive (6) |
| Manzini, M.R. | Categories and acquisition in the parameters perspective (1) |
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Rigid and relativized minimality (3) |
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Parasitic gaps and Locality Theory: some results (4) |
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Parasitic gaps and Locality Theory: a conclusion (5) |
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Syntactic dependencies and their properties: a note on strong islands (6) |
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From Merge and Move to Form Dependency (7) |
| Manzini, M.R. & A. Roussou |
The minimalist theory of A-movement and control (11) |
| Manzini, M.R. & L. Savoia | Null subjects without pro (9) |
| Marshall, C., S. Ebbels, Harris, J. & H van der Lely | Investigating the impact of prosodic complexity on the speech of children with Specific Language Impairment (14) |
| Mathieu, E. |
WH in situ and the intervention effect (11) |
| On the nature of French N-words (13) | |
| Matsui, T. | Bridging reference and the notions of ‘Topic’ and ‘Focus’ (4) |
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Bridging reference and style (6) |
| Mouma, E. |
On some properties of DPs in Modern Greek (5) |
| Nagarajan, H. | Gemination of stops in Tamil: implications for the phonology-syntax interface (7) |
| Nasukawa, K. | Gemination of stops in Tamil: implications for the phonology-syntax interface (7) |
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Melodic structure in a nasal-voice paradox (9) |
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Prenasilisation and melodic complexity (11) |
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Nasal Harmony as prosody-driven agreement (12) |
| Neeleman, A. & H. van de Koot | The configurational matrix (11) |
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Bare resultatives (12) |
| Noh, E-J. | A pragmatic approach to echo questions (7) |
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A relevance-theoretic account of metarepresentative uses in conditionals (8) |
| Nuti, M. | On interpreting ‘folk psychology’ (11) |
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Osawa, F. |
Missing arguments in earlier English clause structures (8) |
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The emergence of the D-system and the demise of morphological case in English (10) |
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The relation between tense and aspect: the emergence of the T-system (11) |
| Ouhalla, J. | Against the Head Movement Constraint (1) |
| Panitsa, G. | Aspects of aspect: Acquiring grammatical aspect in Modern Greek (13) |
| Papafragou, A. |
Metonymy and relevance (7) |
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On generics (8) |
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Modality in language development: a reconsideration of the evidence (9) |
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Experience and concept attainment: some critical remarks (10) |
| Papangeli, D. |
Clitic doubling in Modern Greek: A head-complement relation (12) |
| Perovic, A. |
Binding principles in Down syndrome (13) |
| Pilkington, A. | Poetic effects: a relevance perspective (1) |
| Polgárdi, K. |
Constraint ranking, Government Licensing and the fate of final empty nuclei (8) |
| Powell, G. |
The deferred interpretation of indexicals and proper names (10) |
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The referential-attributive distinction - a cognitive account (11) |
| Compositionality, innocence and the interpretation of NPs (12) | |
| Complex demonstratives (13) | |
| R - S | |
| Rosta, A. | English mediopassives (4) |
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Dependency and grammatical relations (6) |
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S-dependency (8) |
| Rouchota, V. |
But: contradiction and relevance (2) |
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The interpretation of na-clauses in Modern Greek: a relevance-theoretic approach (3) |
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On indefinite descriptions (4) |
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Discourse connectives: what do they link? (8) |
| Roussou, A. |
Nominalized clauses in the syntax of Modern Greek (3) |
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Factive complements and wh-movement in Modern Greek (4) |
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I-to-C movement and the that-t Filter (5) |
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Subjunctive complements in Modern Greek: a preliminary account (6) |
| Sequeiros, X.R. |
Discourse relations, coherence and temporal relations (7) |
| Shiraki, H. | Anaphors, agreement and case (16) |
| Sityaev, D. | The relation between accentuation and information status of discourse referents: A corpus-based study (12) |
| Smith, N. | Can pragmatics fix parameters? (1) |
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Observations on the pragmatics of tense (2) |
| Smith, N., B. Hermelin & I. Tsimpli |
Dissociation of social affect and theory of mind in a case of Asperger syndrome (15) |
| Smith, N. & I. Tsimpli | A specialist intelligence: the case of a polyglot savant (5) |
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Modules and quasi-modules: language and theory of mind in a polyglot savant (8) |
| Sperber, D. & D. Wilson | The mapping between the mental and the public lexicon (9) |
| Sugayama, K. | More on unaccusative Sino-Japanese complex predicates in Japanese (3) |
| Szendroi, K. | A stress-driven approach to the syntax of focus (11) |
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| Tabau, S. | Early Catalan OV sequences: empirical evidence for the Poverty of the Stimulus argument (16) |
| Taillard, M.-O. | Persuasive communication: The case of marketing (12) |
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Beyond communicative intention (14) |
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Adaptive persuasion (16) |
| Takahashi, T. | A farewell to constituency (5) |
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Constraint interaction in Aranda stress (6) |
| Takeuchi, M | Conceptual and procedural encoding: cause-consequence conjunctive particles in Japanese (9) |
| Tamrazian, A. | Focus and wh-movement in Armenian (3) |
| Teng, Y-Y.A. | Aspectuals in Cantonese: the case of saai (8) |
| Topintzi, N. | Issues of locality and morphologically induced non-identity in N. Karanga assertive and non-assertive patterns (15) |
| Tsimpli, I. | On the properties of the passive affix in Modern Greek (1) |
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The clause structure and word order of Modern Greek (2) |
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On the maturation of functional categories: early child speech (3) |
| Tsimpli, I. & A. Roussou |
Parameter-resetting in L2? (3) |
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Polarity items in Modern Greek: their distribution and interpretation (5) |
| Tsimpli, I. & N. Smith | Second language learning: evidence from a polyglot savant (3) |
| Tzanidaki, D.I. | Greek word order: towards a new approach (7) |
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Configurationality and Greek clause structure (8) |
| Uchida, H. | Indefinites: an extra-argument-slot analysis (16) |
| Uchida, S. | Immediate contexts and reported speech (9) |
| Uwalaka, M.A. | Wh-movement in Igbo (3) |
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| Vega-Moreno, R.E. | Representing and processing idioms (13) |
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Relevance theory and the construction of idiom meaning (15) |
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Metaphor interpretation and emergence (16) |
| Vermeulen, R. | Ga ga constructions in Japanese (14) |
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Wharton, T. |
Interjections, language and the ‘showing’/‘saying’ continuum (12) |
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Natural pragmatics and natural codes (13) |
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Paul Grice, saying and meaning (14) |
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Lexical acquisition and pragmatics (16) |
| White, J.R. | Result clauses and the structure of degree phrases (9) |
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Syntax-LF mapping and the internal structure of comparatives (10) |
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Wilder, C. |
Predication, null operator infinitives and for-deletion (1) |
| Wilson, D. | Reference and relevance (4) |
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Is there a maxim of truthfulness? (7) |
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Metarepresentation in linguistic communication (11) |
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New directions for research for pragmatics and modularity (15) |
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Relevance and lexical pragmatics (16) |
| Wilson, D. & T. Matsui | Recent approaches to bridging: truth, coherence, relevance (10) |
| Wilson, D. & D. Sperber | On verbal irony (1) |
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Linguistic form and relevance (2) |
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Truthfulness and relevance (12) |
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Relevance Theory (14) |
| Xydopoulos, G.J. | Adverbial NPs in Modern Greek (6) |
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On the syntax of manner adverbs in Modern Greek (7) |
| Yip, M. | Tonal features, tonal inventories and phonetic targets (13) |
| Žegarac, V. | Relevance theory and the meaning of the English progressive (1) |
| Pragmatics and verbal aspect (2) | |