The Routledge Handbook of Syntax (Hardcover)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Editor’s Introduction

Contributors

Acknowledgements

1. Merge, Labeling and Projection

Naoki Fukui and Hiroki Narita

2. Argument Structure

Jaume Mateu

3. The Integration, Proliferation and Expansion of Functional Categories,

Lisa deMena Travis

4. Functional Structure Inside Nominal Phrases

Jeffrey Punske

5. The Syntax of Adjectives

Artemis Alexiadou

6 The Syntax of Adverbs,

Thomas Ernst

Part 2 Syntactic Phenomena

6. Head Movement

Michael Barrie and Eric Mathieu

7. Case and Grammatical Relations

Maria Polinsky and Omer Preminger

8. A-bar Movement

Norvin Richards

9. The Syntax of Ellipsis and Related Phenomena

Masaya Yoshida, Chizuru Nakao and Ivan Ortega-Santos

10. Binding Theory

Robert Truswell

11. Control Theory

Norbert Hornstein and Jairo Nunes

12. Scrambling

Yosuke Sato and Nobu Goto

13. Noun Incorporation, Nonconfigurationality, and Polysynthesis

Kumiko Murasugi

Part 3 Syntactic Interfaces

14. The Syntax-Semantics/Pragmatics Interface

Sylvia L.R. Schreiner

15. The Syntax-Lexicon Interface

Peter Ackema

16. The Morphology-Syntax Interface

Daniel Siddiqi

17. Prosodic Domains and Syntax-Phonology Interface

Dobashi Yoshihito

Part 4 Syntax in Context

18. Syntactic Change

Ian Roberts

19. Syntax in Forward and in Reverse: Form, Memory, and Language Processing

Matt Wagers

20. Major Theories in Acquisition of Syntax Research

Susannah Kirby

21. The Evolutionary Origins of Syntax

Maggie Tallerman

23. The History of Syntax

Peter Culicover

24. Comparative Syntax

25 Principles and Parameters/Minimalism

26 Head Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

27 Lexical-Functional Grammar

George Aaron Broadwall

28 Role and Reference Grammar

29 Dependency Grammar

Timothy Osborne

30 Morphosyntax in Functional Discourse Grammar

Lachlan MacKenzie

31 Construction Grammar

32 Categorial Grammar

Index