2005: Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

Department of Informatics, University of Lisbon
August 23–24, 2005

Editors: Stefan Müller

Published: 2005-10-26

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Conference papers

Tongan noun incorporation: Lexical sharing or argument inheritance

Douglas Ball

7–27
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Towards a semantic analysis of argument/oblique alternations in HPSG

John Beavers

28–48
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Integrating pragmatic information in grammar: An analysis of intersentential ellipsis

Núria Bertomeu, Valia Kordoni

49–69
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The Tswana infinitive as a mixed category

Denis Creissels, Danièle Godard

70–90
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Syncretism in German: A unified approach to underspecification, indeterminacy, and likeness of case

Berthold Crysmann

91–107
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A coordination module for a crosslinguistic grammar resource

Scott Drellishak, Emily M. Bender

108–128
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A new well-formedness criterion for semantics debugging

Dan Flickinger, Alexander Koller, Stefan Thater

129–142
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A computational treatment of V-V compounds in Japanese

Chikara Hashimoto, Francis Bond

143–156
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On non-canonical clause linkage

Anke Holler

157–177
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The syntax and semantics of multiple degree modification in English

Christopher Kennedy, Louise McNally

178–191
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English object extraposition: A constraint-based approach

Jong-Bok Kim, Ivan A. Sag

192–212
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Copy constructions and their interaction with the copula in Korean

Jong-Bok Kim, Peter Sells

213–231
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Toward a unified analysis of the scope interpretation of complex predicates in Japanese: Evidence from the light verb construction

Yusuke Kubota

232–252
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A new HPSG approach to Polish auxiliary constructions

Anna Kupść, Jesse Tseng

253–273
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A trace analysis of Korean UDCs

Sun-Hee Lee

274–289
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An HPSG approach to the who/whom puzzle

Takafumi Maekawa

290–310
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From "hand-written" to computationally implemented HPSG theories

Nurit Melnik

311–321
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Adverb extraction and coordination: A reply to Levine

Ivan A. Sag

322–342
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Selectional restrictions in HPSG: I'll eat my hat!

Jan-Philipp Soehn

343–353
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Projecting RMRS from TIGER dependencies

Kathrin Spreyer, Anette Frank

354–363
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Persian free relatives

Mehran A. Taghvaipour

364–374
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Plural comitative constructions in Polish

Beata Trawinski

375–395
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A head-driven treatment of asymmetric coordination and apposition

Frank Van Eynde

396–409
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A raising analysis of the Dutch passive

Gertjan van Noord, Valia Kordoni

410–426
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An HPSG account of closest conjunct agreement in NP coordination in Portuguese

Aline Villavicencio, Louisa Sadler, Doug Arnold

427–447
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Workshop papers

Georgian reflexives in subject function in special contexts

Nino Amiridze

449–466
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Reflexives: Escaping exemption via domain reshuffling

António Branco

467–481
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Phases and binding of reflexives and pronouns in English

Réjean Canac-Marquis

482–502
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On binding domains

Martin Everaert

503–518
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Implementing Norwegian reflexives in an HPSG grammar

Lars Hellan

519–539
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Semantic composition in reflexivization

Tohru Noguchi

540–560
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Remarks on Binding Theory

Carl Pollard

561–577
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Binding conditions: How are they derived?

Eric Reuland

578–593
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Binding in picture noun phrases: Implications for Binding Theory

Jeffrey T. Runner, Elsi Kaiser

594–613
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Verifying binding constraints for anaphor resolution

Roland Stuckardt

614–634
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