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| Edited by John Harris |
| Syntax |
| Stefanie Anyadi & Armine Tamrazian | Wh-movement in Armenian and Ruhr German |
| Nikolas Gisbourne | Nominalisations of perception verbs |
| Richard Hudson | Word-classes in performance |
| M Rita Manzini | Parasitic gaps and Locality Theory: a conclusion |
| Evangelia Mouma | On some properties of DPs in Modern Greek |
| Anna Roussou | I-to-C movement and the that-t Filter |
| Ianthi-Maria Tsimpli & Anna Roussou | Polarity items in Modern Greek: their distribution and interpretation |
| Pragmatics |
| Dolores Garcia Gonzalez | Grice, relevance and speaker's meaning |
| Elly Ifantidou | Parentheticals and relevance |
| Tomoko Matsui | Assessing a scenario-based account of bridging reference assignment |
| Villy Rouchota | Relevance theory and na-interrogatives in Modern Greek |
| Deirdre Wilson & Dan Sperber | Relevance and time |
| Phonology |
| Phillip Backley | Coronal: the undesirable element |
| Won Choo & Mark Huckvale | Studies of perceptual confusions reinterpreted as evidence for non-linear phonology |
| John Harris & Geoff Lindsey | There is no level of phonetic representation |
| Toyomi Takahashi | A farewell to constituency |
| General |
| Neil Smith & Ianthi-Maria Tsimpli | A specialist intelligence: the case of a polyglot savant |