Index to Volume 43

Subject Index

Across-the-board, 43.3 Yoshida, Wang, and Potter

Adjective (A)/Adjectives, 43.3 Sato, 43.3 Watanabe, 43.3 Yoshida, Wang, and Potter

Adjective Phrase (AP), 43.2 Janke and Neeleman, 43.3 Watanabe

Adjunction, 43.4 Funakoshi

Adjuncts, 43.3 Bobaljik and Wurmbrand

Adverbials, 43.1 Barrie and Mathieu, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman, 43.4 Aelbrecht and Haegeman

Adverbs, 43.1 Barrie and Mathieu, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman, 43.3 Beavers and Koontz-Garboden, 43.3 Yim

Affixes, 43.3 Watanabe, 43.4 Mathieu

Again, 43.3 Beavers and Koontz-Garboden

Agree (probe-goal), 43.1 Barrie and Mathieu, 43.1 Manetta, 43.2 Baker, 43.2 Ndayiragije, 43.2 Sigurðsson, 43.2 Wood, 43.3 Haegeman and Van Koppen, 43.4 Aelbrecht and Haegeman, 43.4 Funakoshi

Agree, 43.1 Manetta

Agree(Place), 43.2 Kurisu

Agreement (morphology/syntax), 43.1 Ackema and Neeleman, 43.1 Barrie and Mathieu, 43.1 Larson, 43.2 Baker, 43.3 Haegeman and Van Koppen, 43.4 Funakoshi, 43.4 Mathieu cumulative, 43.1 Larson

Agreement (phonology), 43.2 Kimper

Agreement (Agr), 43.3 Haegeman and Van Koppen

Agreement alternation/weakening in Dutch, 43.1 Ackema and Neeleman

Agreement by Correspondence analyses, 43.2 Kimper

Align the right edge, 43.1 Ackema and Neeleman, 43.1 Manetta

AlignR(CP, iP), 43.1 Manetta

Allomorphs, 43.2 Kurisu αP (Alpha Phrase) a higher subject position, 43.3 Haegeman and Van Koppen

Anaphora definite, 43.4 Barker donkey, 43.4 Barker

Anaphoric dependence, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman

Anaphors, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman, 43.3 Ormazabal and Romero

Anticausatives, 43.2 Sigurðsson

A-over-A Principle, 43.2 Wood, 43.4 Funakoshi

Applicative (Appl)/Applicatives, 43.2 Ndayiragije, 43.2 Sigurðsson suffixes, 43.2 Ndayiragije

Applicative Phrase (ApplP), 43.2 Sigurðsson

Argument-per-Subevent Condition, 43.3 Beavers and Koontz-Garboden

Arguments, 43.2 Baker, 43.2 Sigurðsson, 43.3 Beavers and Koontz-Garboden, 43.3 Bobaljik and Wurmbrand See also Objects; Subjects

Article (Art)/Articles, 43.3 Arsenijević and Hinzen

Articulation places of, 43.1 Berent et al.

Aspect (Asp)/Aspects, 43.2 Baker, 43.3 Arsenijević and Hinzen

Attract Closest, 43.2 Abels

Autosegmental links, 43.2 Kimper

Auxiliary (Aux)/Auxiliaries, 43.4 Aelbrecht and Haegeman

Background mapping rule, 43.3 Bobaljik and Wurmbrand

Bare phrase structure, 43.4 Funakoshi, 43.4 Stepanov

Be/Have languages, 43.1 Harves and Kayne

Bijection Principle, 43.1 Agüero-Bautista

Binding, 43.1 Agüero-Bautista, 43.1 Manetta, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman, 43.3 Bobaljik and Wurmbrand, 43.3 Ormazabal and Romero, 43.3 Yoshida, Wang, and Potter cross-conjunct, 43.3 Yoshida, Wang, and Potter

Binding theory, 43.1 Agüero-Bautista Principle A, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman Principle C, 43.1 Agüero-Bautista, 43.1 Manetta, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman

Burzio’s Generalization, 43.2 Sigurðsson

*C_α C_β, 43.2 Kurisu

Candidate chains, 43.2 Kurisu

Candidate generation, algorithmic, 43.4 Bane and Riggle

Candidate sets, 43.4 Bane and Riggle

Cartography/Cartographic approaches, 43.2 Abels, 43.3 Arsenijević and Hinzen

Case/case, 43.1 Barrie and Mathieu, 43.1 Harves and Kayne, 43.2 Baker, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman, 43.2 Ndayiragije, 43.2 Sigurðsson, 43.2 Wood, 43.3 Bobaljik and Wurmbrand abstract, 43.2 Sigurðsson accusative, 43.2 Baker quirky, 43.2 Sigurðsson, 43.2 Wood Saxon genitive, 43.1 Ackema and Neeleman

Case Adjacency, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman

Case checking, 43.2 Ndayiragije

Case-Dependence of Agreement Parameter, 43.2 Baker

Case Structure, 43.3 Bobaljik and Wurmbrand

Causation recursive, 43.3 Arsenijević and Hinzen

C-command, 43.2 Abels, 43.2 Janke and Neeleman, 43.3 Bobaljik and Wurmbrand, 43.3 Ormazabal and Romero

C-domain, 43.2 Sigurðsson

Chain Pronunciation Algorithm, 43.1 Agüero-Bautista

Chains, 43.2 Abels, 43.2 Ndayiragije, 43.2 Wood A-, 43.2 Ndayiragije, 43.2 Wood

Child grammar, 43.4 Orfitelli and Hyams

Choice functions Skolemized, 43.1 Agüero-Bautista

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