Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

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• Contributions to the Main Conference
  • Emily M. Bender (University of Washington)

    Radical Non-Configurationality without Shuffle Operators: An Analysis of Wambaya

    abstract, pages 6–24

  • Gabriela Bîlbîie (University Paris 7)

    A Syntactic Account of Romanian Correlative Coordination from a Romance Perspective

    abstract, pages 25–45

  • Anne Bjerre (University of Southern Denmark) and Tavs Bjerre (Aarhus University)

    There-constructions with transitive verbs

    abstract, pages 46–66

  • Scott Drellishak (University of Washington)

    Complex Case Phenomena in the Grammar Matrix

    abstract, pages 67–86

  • Dan Flickinger (CSLI, Stanford University)

    Transparent Heads

    abstract, pages 87–94

  • Chizuru Ito (Osaka University) and Rui P. Chaves (Lisbon University)

    Apparent Non-Constituent Coordination in Japanese

    abstract, pages 95–115

  • Tibor Kiss (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

    Towards a Grammar of Preposition-Noun Combinations

    abstract, pages 116–130

  • Kil Soo Ko (University Paris 7)

    Korean Postpositions as Weak Syntactic Heads

    abstract, pages 131–151

  • Frédéric Laurens (Université Paris 7)

    French Predicative Verbless Utterances

    abstract, pages 152–172

  • Stefan Müller (Freie Universität Berlin)

    Towards an HPSG Analysis of Constituent Order in Maltese

    abstract, paper not submitted, since it will appear elsewhere (Maltese paper)

  • Tsuneko Nakazawa (University of Tokyo)

    Resultatives in Japanese as Adjuncts

    abstract

  • Yo Sato (King's College/Queen Mary University of London) and Wai Lok Tam (Tokyo University)

    Towards a Unified Account of Adjuncts

    abstract, pages 173–188

  • Karen Steinicke (Universität Tübingen) and Gerald Penn (University of Toronto)

    Memory Management for Unification-based Processing of Typed Feature Structures

    abstract, pages 189–203

  • Sanghoun Song and Jae-Woong Choe (Korea University)

    Automatic Construction of Korean Verbal Type Hierarchy using Treebank

    abstract, pages 204–221

  • Wai Lok Tam (Tokyo University) and Yo Sato (King's College/Queen Mary University of London)

    An Analysis of Pseudopartitives and Measure Phrases that Say No to Extra Rules

    abstract, pages 222–233

  • Jesse Tseng (CNRS & University of Toulouse)

    The representation of syllable structure in HPSG

    abstract, pages 234–252

  • Frank Van Eynde (University of Leuven)

    Predicate Complements

    abstract, pages 253–273

  • Eun-Jung Yoo (Seoul National University)

    Transparent Free Relatives in English

    abstract, pages 274–293

  • Stephen Wechsler (University of Texas at Austin)

    Dualist Syntax

    abstract, pages 294–304

  
  
  
• Workshop Contributions
  • Anne Abeillé (University of Paris 7 & CNRS, France), Danièle Godard (University of Paris 7 & CNRS, France) and Frédéric Sabio (University of Provence, Aix, France)

    Two types of NP preposing in French

    abstract, pages 306–324

  • Doug Arnold and Robert D. Borsley (University of Essex)

    Non-restrictive Relative Clauses, Ellipsis and Anaphora

    abstract, pages 325–345

  • Felix Bildhauer (Freie Universität Berlin)

    Clitic left dislocation and focus projection in Spanish

    abstract, pages 346–357

  • Olivier Bonami (Université Paris-Sorbonne & LLF) and Danièle Godard (CNRS & U. Paris 7)

    On the Syntax of Direct Quotation in French

    abstract, pages 358–377

  • Fabiola Henri & Anne Abeillé (Université Paris 7)

    Verb Form Alternations in Mauritian

    abstract, pages 378–398

  • Yusuke Kubota and Jungmee Lee (The Ohio State University)

    Reconsidering the Coordinate Structure Constraint in Japanese and Korean: Syntactic constraint or pragmatic principle?

    abstract, pages 399–416

  • Mutsumi Imai (Keio University)

    Children's use of argument structure, meta-knowledge of the lexicon, and extra-linguistic contextual cues in inferring meanings of novel verbs

    abstract, pages 417–435

  • Jean-Marie Marandin (CNRS, Université Paris 7)

    The Exclamative Clause Type in French

    abstract, pages 436–456