Stanford Monographs in Linguistics

The aim of this series is to make exploratory work that employs new linguistic data, extending the scope or domain of current theoretical proposals, available to a wide audience. These monographs will provide an insightful generalization of the problem and data in question which will be of interest to people working in a variety of frameworks.

• The Many Faces of Agreement Stephen Wechsler and Larisa Zlatic
• A Constructional Approach to Resultatives Hans C. Boas
• The Semantics of Incorporation: From Argument Structure to Discourse Transparency Donka F. Farkas and Henriëtte de Swart
• Beyond Alternations: A Constructional Model of the German Applicative Pattern Laura A. Michaelis and Josef Ruppenhofer
• Efficient Processing with Constraint-Logic Grammars Using Grammar Compilation Guido Minnen
• Structure, Alignment and Optimality in Swedish Peter Sells
• Local Constraints vs. Economy David E. Johnson and Shalom Lappin
• Bare Grammar: A Study of Language Invariants Edward Keenan and Edward Stabler
• Lexical Relations Jean-Pierre Koenig
• Coverbs and Complex Predicates in Wagiman Stephen Wilson
• The Syntax of Negation in Russian: A Minimalist Approach Sue Brown
• Proto-properties and Grammatical Encoding: A Correspondence Theory of Argument Selection Farrell Ackerman and John Moore
• Complex Predicates and Information Spreading in LFG Avery D. Andrews and Christopher D. Manning
• Focus Projection in Serbo-Croatian Svetlana Godjevac