2003: Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

Conference papers

• A lexicon- and construction-based approach to coordinations

  Anne Abeillé

  5–25

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• The syntactic flexibility of adverbs: French degree adverbs

  Anne Abeillé, Danièle Godard

  26–46

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• More heads and less categories: A new look at noun phrase structure

  John Beavers

  47–67

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• Capturing word order asymmetries in English Left-Peripheral Constructions: A Domain-Based Approach

  Chan Chung, Jong-Bok Kim

  68–87

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• Dealing with optional complements in HPSG-based grammar implementations

  Kordula De Kuthy, W. Detmar Meurers

  88–96

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• The secret life of focus exponents, and what it tells us about fronted verbal projections

  Kordula De Kuthy, W. Detmar Meurers

  97–110

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• A two-rule analysis of measure noun phrases

  Dan Flickinger, Francis Bond

  111–121

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• Information structure and referential givenness/newness: How much belongs in the grammar?

  Jeanette Gundel

  122–142

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• A constraint-based approach to information structure and prosody correspondence

  Mohammad Haji-Abdolhosseini

  143–162

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• An HPSG analysis of the non-integrated wh-relative clauses in German

  Anke Holler

  163–180

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• Topics First! In- and outside of Bulgarian wh-interrogatives

  Florian Jaeger

  181–202

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• Cooperating constructions in Lai "lexical insertion"

  Andreas Kathol

  203–221

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• Semantically transparent linking in HPSG

  Jean-Pierre Koenig, Anthony Davis

  222–235

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• Some empirical issues in the grammar of extraction

  Robert D. Levine, Ivan A. Sag

  236–256

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• Non-transitive information flow in Japanese noun-classifier matching

  Roger Levy, David Yoshikazu Oshima

  257–277

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• Object-to-subject-raising and lexical rule: An analysis of the German passive

  Stefan Müller

  278–297

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• What does it mean to be a complement?

  Luis Paris, Jean-Pierre Koenig

  298–317

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• In search of epistemic primitives in the English Resource Grammar (or Why HPSG can't live without higher-order datatypes)

  Gerald Penn, Kenneth Hoetmer

  318–337

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• Clarifying noun phrase semantics in HPSG

  Matthew Purver, Jonathan Ginzburg

  338–358

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• Noun incorporation and rule interaction in the lexicon

  Jeffrey T. Runner, Raul Aranovich

  359–379

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• A compositional and constraint-based approach to non-sentential utterances

  David Schlangen, Alex Lascarides

  380–390

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• On the notion ˋˋdeterminer''

  Frank Van Eynde

  391–396

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• Specificational pseudoclefts in English

  Eun-Jung Yoo

  397–416

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