Contents of UCLWPL 8 (1996)
Edited by Phillip Backley and John Harris
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General
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Neil Smith & Ianthi-Maria Tsimpli
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Modules and quasi-modules: language and theory of mind in a polyglot savant
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Semantics and Pragmatics
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Richard Breheny
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Pro-active focus
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Robyn Carston
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Enrichment and loosening: complementary processes in deriving the proposition expressed
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Carmen Curcó
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The implicit expression of attitudes, mutual manifestness and verbal humour
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Barrie Evans
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Event variables and Davidson's program in semantics
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Isao Higashimori & Deirdre Wilson
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Questions on Relevance
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Eun-Ju Noh
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A relevance-theoretic account of metarepresentative
uses in conditionals
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Anna Papafragou
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On generics
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Villy Rouchota
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Discourse connectives: what do they link?
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Phonology
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Phillip Backley & Toyomi Takahashi
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Activate alpha: harmony without spreading
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Mercedes Cabrera-Abreu & John Maidment
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Edge-licensing in chanting contours | Graphics)
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John Harris
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Phonological output is redundancy-free and fully interpretable
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Phil Harrison
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An experiment with tone
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Krisztina Polgárdi
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Constraint ranking, Government Licensing and the fate of final empty nuclei
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Syntax
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Maya Arad
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A minimalist view of the syntax-lexical semantics interface
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Annabel Cormack & Neil Smith
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Checking theory: features, functional heads, and checking-parameters
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Richard Hudson
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The difficulty of (so-called) self-embedded structures
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Hans van de Koot
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Strong features, pied-piping and the overt/covert distinction
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Christian Kreps
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Dependency, licensing and the nature of grammatical relations
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Fuyo Osawa
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Missing arguments in earlier English clause structures
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And Rosta
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S-dependency
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Yu-Yan Anne Teng
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Aspectuals in Cantonese: the case of Saai
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Dimitra Irini Tzanidaki
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Configurationality and Greek clause structure
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