LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

Mark Campana Faculty of Letters Kobe University 1-1, Rokkodai-cho Nada-ku, Kobe 657 JAPAN

Edward L. Keenan Department of Linguistics University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 90024-1543 USA

Marian Klamer Vakgroep Taalkunde Vrije Universiteit P.O. Box 7161 1007 MC Amsterdam The Netherlands

Ileana Paul Department of Linguistics and Philosophy Massachussets Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA 02139 USA

Vivianne Phillips Department of Linguistics McGill University Montr~, Qu~bec H3A lA7 CANADA

Norvin Richards Department of Linguistics and Philosophy Massachussets Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA 02139 USA

Peter Sells Department of Linguistics Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-2150 USA

Emily Sityar Untere HeuIandsteige 4 D-72074 Tiibingen GERMANY

Lisa Travis Department of Linguistics McGill University Montr~al, Qu~bec H3A lA7 CANADA

Jan Voskuil OriginlSoftward Engineering Fleminglaan 12 2289 CP Rijswijk The Netherlands

Ellen Woolford Department of Linguistics Uni versity of Massachussets Amherst, MA 01003 USA

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SUBJECT INDEX

A-bar positions 117 A-bar relations 107, 127, 130, 145,

154, 164 and Subjacency 24 and voicing in Indonesian 212 elefting 118 extraction 108 in Palauan 3, 16, 18-19,22 pro and left dislocation 203-205 quantifier subextraction 201-202 relativization 118

in Kapampangan 120 subjectJnon-subject asymmetry

in Palauan 7 topicalisation 2,204-205 voicing in Indonesian 195 wb-in-situ objects 199-200 Wb-movement

in Palauan 6-7 zero operator movement 203

adjlIDct subject as 122

agreement 8, 11, 180 Agr 180 agreement feature sharing

in Palauan 19-21 AgrO 10, 180 AgrS 10

in Palauan 8, 11-12 anti-agreement 210 in Kapampangan 120 in Palauan 9-10 object agreement

in Palauan 16,21-22,215-245

subject agreement as subject elitics in Palauan

11 in Palauan 10, 16

voice 146, 153-154, 158. 164 anapbora

and A-bar subjects 122 in Tagalog 107, 110 long-distance 186-192

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in Chinese 186 in Danisb 186 in Icelandic 186-187 in Tagalog 187

null anapbora 122 antipassive 111 aspect 240-243

AspectP 146 continuative

and nominal constructions 60-61

in Kambera 49-63 eventscbemas 61 imperfective

in Palauan 4, 10. 13, 215. 237-239

in Palauan 5.9-10. 15-16 in syntax 100 perfective

in Palauan 4, 13, 215. 233-237

recent perfective 151 Avoid Insertion 217,232-239 Avoid Movement 217,230,232,

239

c-structures 125 case 65, 223-226

absolutive 105 accusative 79 active case-marking

in Palauan 15 and NP movement 233 distribution in Englisb 31, 34 distribution in Malagasy 31-34 for objects

in Hindi 216 in Spanisb 216, 240 in Swahili 216,228,239,

240, 241, 244 in Turkisb 223, 225

genitive 79, 152 in Tagalog 110-115 inherent 70, 80, 112

250 SUBJEcr INDEX

nontinative 105, 119, 146 partitive 66, 82 strong 223 topic 146, 156 transntission 66, 67 weak 223

categorical judgement 145,147-153, 160, 164

categories binding 183 functional 179, 180, 182 lexical 182

causatives 170-178 lexical 170-172

in Malagasy 173-175,183 in Tagalog 172-175, 183

productive 172 in Malagasy 175-178,183 in Tagalog 175-178,183, 184-185

stative 89, 101-102 CAUSE 173 clitics

in Kambera 50-63 in Palauan 16, 21

cognitive units 60-61 conditionals

in Palauan 3 Constraint on Variables 206 control 141

in Kapampangan 129 in Tagalog 110, 112, 185

Copy Raising in Tagalog 118

d-linking 202 defmiteness 80-81, 122

definiteness effect 65,66,67, 80, 81

in Malagasy 72 discourse functions

and FOCUS 125 in LFG 125

double object construction in Palauan 216, 219, 225, 235,

239, 240

ECP 23

weak island effects 201-202 Ergative-Absolutive language 105 event representation 153 event theta-role 180 EventP 180-183 existentials

in Cebuano 150, 154 in English 65,68,81, 162 in Malagasy 65-83

f-structures 125 feature-preservation

and subjacency 14 as a restriction 13-14

fission 13, 16 flat clausal structure 119 focus 145, 163

focus position 121, 123, 128 and Possessor Ascension

135 FocusP 145, 155, 158, 162,

164 in Cebuano 158-160

functional dependencies and raising 130, 134

functions comp 130 focus 130 nadj 130

Generative Semantics 168 grammar

as government and binding 36-46

as predicate building 27-46

head movement 7,8,24, 168-169 Head Movement Constraint

168-169 humanness

mapping 226-232

imperatives in Palauan 3

INFL 119

I-syntax 167-193 Lexical Relational Structures 178

SUBJEcr INDEX 251

M-structure 13 Mapping Hypothesis 68, 161, 162,

164,215,216,226-232 metathesis

in Palauan 5, 12-16 Minimalist Program 7, 16 mood

inPalauan 3,6,7,9,16 irrealis

in Palauan 3 reaIis

in Palauan 10-11 Movement Raising 118

in Tagalog 117

negation in Cebuano 155, 156 in Kapampangan 124 in Palauan 3 scope 149

nominals result 97 simple event 97

nominative phrases propertiesof 119-121

Nominative-Accusative language 105

object shift in Icelandic 226-227,230-232

Optimality Theory 216 candidate set 231,233 re-ranking 216,240,241-243

pag-nominals in Cebuano 136 in Kapampangan 120 in Tagalog 119

partitives in English 66, 67, 70 in Malagasy 69, 71,80

passives in Palauan 14 restriction on

in Tagalog 185 polysynthesis 21 possession

in Cebuano 156 Possessor Ascension

in Cebuano 134-136 predicate modifiers 29 predicates

individual-level 160. 161. 163. 164

stage-level 160. 161, 164 prenasalization

in Malagasy 174 preposition

incorporation

pro

in Malagasy 38-42 insertion

in Palauan 10, 215-245 in Spanish 216, 239, 241,

244

anaphoric in Tagalog 184-192

in I-syntax 187-192 in s-syntax 185. 191-

192 and Pronoun Principle 206,

210-211 and voice in Indonesian 195 in Indonesian 203-206 voice in Indonesian 212

Pronoun Principle 206 and anti-agreement 210 and postverbal subject extraction

210-211 pronouns

copy pronouns in Kapampangan 121

cross-referencing pronouns in Kapampangan 120

resumptive a theory of 207-210 and left-dislocation 208 and optimality theory 209-

210 in Arabic 208 in Breton 208 in English 208, 209 in Hebrew 208 in Indonesian 207-2fYJ in Irish 208. 209

252 SUBJEcr INDEX

in Swedish 208 in Vata 208 in Welsh 208, 209 operator-bound 208-209

second position pronouns in Kapampangan 121, 123

raising 117-142 and 'subject-host' constraint 127 Copy Raising 127, 133

in Kapampangan 122,134 in Tagalog 128-129

Movement Raising 140 in Cebuano 127-128

of internal arguments 137-139, 140

out of pag-nominals 137 vs. NP-preposing 127

Relativized Minimality 23 result predicates

in Malagasy 86-88 roots

eventivelnon-eventive argument structure 97-98 definition 92 evidence for 94-97 unaccusative 103

s-syntax 167-193 Spec, AspP 125 Spec, CP 123 Spec,IP 122 specificity 67-68,80-81. 109, 122

in Palauan 215-245 mapping 226-232 specificity effect 65, 67, 80,

113, 114 stati ve verbs

and accusative case 98 in Bontok 90 in English 98 in French 98 in German 98 in 1I0kano 90 in Irish 98 in Kimaragang Dusun 90 in Malagasy 90, 98 in Palauan 4

in Tagalog 90 subjects

A-bar properties of 122 and word order 121, 122

in Palauan 16-18 as adjuncts 122 as nominative adjuncts (NADJ)

125 clausal subjects 130 expletive 148 in A-bar position 118-119 in English 227, 230 in Icelandic 227,230 in Tagalog 105-116 postverbal extraction 211 reference-based properties 147 role-based properties 147 tests for subjecthood 75-78 VP Internal Subject Hypothesis

8, 106, 110, 147 word order 121, 122

tense future and conditional

in French 181 in Malagasy 28, 182 in Palauan 2,5,9-10 recent past 120

theta-binding 180 thetic judgement 145, 148-153. 160,

163, 164 topic

and specificity 109, 149 in Cebuano 145, 160-165 in Tagalog 105-116 topic-drop 109 topicalisation

vs. left-dislocation 204 TopicP 145, 146, 164

verb coordination 43-46 verbs

denominal 167-169,178 infinitival 180

in French 181 intransitive

in Palauan 14-16 unaccusative 172, 173, 179

unergative 179 voice

in Indonesian 195-212 in Tagalog 105

SUBJECT INDEX

voice agreement 145, 146, 152, 153-154, 158, 164

voice marking 130 Actor Topic 1 in Malagasy 182

VoiceP 146, 155, 164

weak crossover in Basque 114 in Nisgha 114 in Tagalog 114

Wh-agreement in Palauan 6-7,22-24

wordorder 119 and flat clausal structure 139 and subjects 121, 122 in Balangao 124 inCebuano 124,128,140 in Dibabawon 124 in Isnag 124 in Kalagan 124 in Palauan 16-18 in Pangasinan 124 in Tagalog 124

253

AUTHOR INDEX

Abbott, B. 67 Abinal, R.R. P.P. 30, 174 Adams, K. 113 Amberber, M. 100, 173 Aristotle 145

Baker, M. 21, 169, 181, 202, 205 Bambang, K.P. 195, 205 Barlaan, R. 124 Beghelli, F. 155 Bell, S. 117, 124, 138, 146 Belletti, A 66, 68, 80, 82 Bowen, J. 110 Bowers, J. 147 Branigan, P. 106 Brentano,F. 145,147,164 Bresnan, J. 125 B urzio, L. 225

Campana, M. 6 Campbell, L. 63 Capell, A 1 Cardinaletti, A 114 Carlson, G. 149 Carrier, J. 177 Carrier-Duncan, J. 177,187 Cena, R. 154 Chomsky, N. 7, 66, 168, 180, 197,

216, 221, 222, 223, 224, 230, 240

Chung, S. 66, 195, 198 C1audi, U. 60 Cohn, A. 216,241 Collins, G. 124 Comrie, B. 210, 226, 227, 239, 243 Cooreman, A 113

Dahle, L. 177 De Guzman, V. 105 de Hoop, H. 216, 223, 225 del Pilar, N. 184-185, 187 Dell, F. 117, 127 den Dikken, M. 66 Dez, J. 34

di Sciullo, AM. 97 Diesing, M. 68, 70, 74, 82, 113,

161, 162, 163, 164, 215, 216, 226, 232, 237, 244

Doron, E. 208 Dowty, D. 100 Dukes, M. 6 Duskovt L. 31

En~, M. 67, 80 Engdahl, E. 208

Faltz, L. 43 Fokker, A.A. 198 Forster, J. 124 Fox, B. 113 Freeze, R. 81, 82, 157

Gary, J. 41 Georgopoulos, C. 1,2,6, 10, 16,

18, 20, 21, 210, 215, 216, 217,219,220,221,223, 236

Gerdts, D. 90, 91, 105 Giv6n, T. 31, 113, 239 Gonzalez, A. 120 Grimshaw, J. 97,230 Groat, E. 66 Guilfoyle, E. 27, 73, 105, 106, 119,

125, 146, 147, 153, 176, 197

Hale, K. 100, 167, 169, 173, 178, 179, 180

Hall, C. 63 Halle, M. 13 Harley, H. 106 Heim, I. 68, 155, 161, 212 Heine, B. 60, 61 Heycock, C. 161 Higginbotham, J. 97, 180 Hoekstra, T. 66, 180 Huang, C.-TJ. 66 Hung, H. 27, 73, 105, 106, 119,

256 AUTIIOR INDEX

125, 146, 147, 153, 176, 177, 182, 197

Hiinnemeyer, F. 60 Hyman, L. 61

Ito, J. 216, 241

Jackendoff, R. 100 Jelinek, E. 2, 148, 152, 163, 215,

226, 227, 237, 243 Jonas, D. 106 Josephs, L. 1, 2, 5, 12, 17, 19, 215,

216,217,220,223,236

Kayne, R. 168 Keenan, E. 27, 30, 31,41,43, 73,

74, 75, 182, 210 Keyser. SJ. 100. 167. 169. 173.

178. 179. 180 Kiss. K. 145 Kisseberth, C. 216,241 Klamer. M. 49,50,53,55,57,62 Koopman, H. 147 Kratzer, A. 147. 161 Kroeger. P. 92, 112. 117, 119. 122,

146, 153 Kuroda, S.-Y. 145, 147, 148

Larson, R. 168 Lasnik, H. 66, 67 Lehman, C. 42 Lemarechal, A. 227 Lewis. D. 161 Li, Y. F. 183 Longobardi, G. 111

Maclachlan. A. 105. 106. 111, 112, 173, 189

Mahajan, A. 23, 215, 216, 221, 243 Malzac, SJ. 30, 174, 177 Manaster-Ramer, A. 113 Manorohanta. C. 31 Marantz, A. 13 Marty, A. 145, 147, 164 McCarthy, J. 216, 241 McCloskey, J. 209 McClure, W. 100 McGinn, R. 151

McGinnis, M.-J. 24 Mester, A. 216, 241 Milsark, G. 65, 162 Miritikani, L. 120 Mulder, J. 124 Mulder, R. 66

Nakamura, M. 76, 105, 106, 109, 111, 112, 211

Nichols, J. 50 Noonan, M. 98, 100, 180

Otanes, F. 92, 11 0, 177 Ouhalla, J. 19

Payne, T. 105 Pearson, M. 73, 81, 145 Pensalfini, R. 73 Perlmutter, D. 172 Pesetsky, D. 202 Phillips, V. 94, 174 Pica, P. 186 Polinsky, M. 75 Pollock, J.-Y. 1,8,180, 181 Prince, A. 216 Pullum, G. 21

Rabenilaina, R.-B. 30 Ramchand, G. 180 Randriamasimanana, C. 31 Richards, C. 117 Richards, N. 105, 106, 146 Ritter, E. 100, 172 Rizzi, L. 23,210, 211 Roberts, I. 114 Rooth, M. 158 Rosen, S. 100, 172 Rosenthall, S. 216, 241 Rowsell, L. 117, 121, 129

Safrr, K. 66 Sasse, H.-J. 145, 148 Schachter, P. 92, 105, 109, 110,

146, 147, 177 Schafer, R. 208 Schwartz, A. 124 Sells, P. 122, 208 Shelter, 1. 124

Shibatani, M. 105 Sityar, E. 146 Smolensky, P. 216 Soh, H. 154 Speas, M. 123 Sportiche,D. 99,147 Stabler, E. 27 Stein, G. 31 Stowell, T. 66, 67, 69, 155 Svartvik, J. 31 Szabolcsi, A. 145, 201

Tanaka, H. 70 Taylor, C. 61 Tenny, C. 180

AUTIIOR INDEX

Travis, L. 27, 73, 99, 100, 105, 106, 119, 125, 146, 147, 153, 176, 180, 181, 182, 197

Veldkamp, R. 210 von Fintel, K. 145, 161, 162,

163, 164 Voskuil, 1. 113, 195, 198,

204

Wasow, T. 169 Watters, J.R. 61 Williams, E. 66, 97 Wilson, H. 1, 5, 12,215,216 Wolff, J. 153, 154, 158, 159, 160 Woolford, E. 234,238

Zubizarreta, M.L. 97 Zwarts, F. 202 Zwicky, A. 21

257

LANGUAGE INDEX

Arabic resumptive pronouns 208

Balangao word order 124

Basque weak crossover 114

Bontok stative verbs 90

Breton resumptive pronouns 208

Cebuano existentials 150, 154 focus 158, 160 Movement Raising 127-128 pag-nominals 136 possession 156 Possessor Ascension 134 recent perfective 151 topic and y indefinite 145-165 voice agreement 153-154 word order 124, 128

Chamorro 6 existentials 66

Chinese existentials 66 long-distance anaphora 186

Danish long-distance anaphora 186

Dibabawon word order 124

DiolaFogny continuative aspect 60

event schema of 61 Dutch

continuative aspect 60 event schema of 61

English continuative aspect 60 existentials 65, 68, 81, 162 partitives 66,67, 70

Ewe

resumptive pronouns 208, 209 specificity effect 80 stative verbs

and accusative case 98 subjects 227,230 thetic statements 148

continuative aspect 60

French determiner system 80 future and conditional in 181 stative verbs

and accusative case 98

German stative verbs

and accusative case 98 Greek

preposition incorporation 41

Haya continuative aspect 61

Hebrew resumptive pronouns 208

Hindi objects 216 split ergativity 243, 244

Hungarian possessors 111

Icelandic 107, 110 long-distance anaphora 186-187 object shift 226, 230, 232 specificity effect 114 subjects 227,230 topics 106

Ilokano Copy Raising 129 non volitional verbs 91 stative verbs 90

Indonesian bare active 195 bare passive 195

260 LANGUAGE INDEX

and auxiliary movement 197

left -dislocation 203-205 morphological active 195-198

and ban on A-bar movement 198-212

and licensing of pro 205 and pronoun principle 210

morphological passive 195-197 and ban on A-bar movement

199-212 and licensing of pro 205

resumptive pronouns 207-209 tests for subjecthood 196 topicalisation 204-205 voice 195-212

Irish anti-agreement 210 resumptive pronouns 208, 209 stative verbs

and accusative case 98 Isnag

word order 124 Italian

postverbal subject extraction 210

Japanese categorical judgement 148 thetic judgement 148

Kalagan word order 124

Kambera elitics

dative 51-63 genitive 51 nominative 50

continuative aspect and nominal clauses 53-56 and possessed nominal predicates 56-59 and the dative elitic 63 event schema of 61

continuative aspect and the dative clitic 49

stative verbs 52 Kapampangan 125

agreement 120 control 129 copy pronouns 121 Copy Raising 122, 134 cross-referencing pronouns 120 negation 124 pag-nominals 120 relativization 120 second position pronouns 121,

123 Kimaragang Dusun

actor/object focus with ko-/o-92

stative verbs 90

Latin preposition incorporation 42

Laz 15

Malagasy action predicates 86-88 active affixes 30, 86

as case assigners 36-37 as functions 28-30

circumstantial affixes and preposition incorporation 38, 39 as case assigners 38 as functions 35-36 TIfEME in nominative position 40

definiteness effect 80 existentials and specificity 65-

83 genitive NPs

and constituency 42-46 and eventive/non-eventive roots 94-96 n-bonding 32-34

lexical causatives 173-175, 183 maha-

and eventive/non-eventive roots 85-103 and volitionality 88-89 as two morphemes 90-92 expressing a result 86-88 expressing ability and cause

89

LANGUAGE INDEX 261

partitives 69, 71 passive affixes

and the genitive agent phrase 32

as case assigners 37 as functions 30-32, 34-35

prenasalization 174 prepositional phrases

as predicate modifiers 29 productive causatives 175-178,

183 roots

argument structure 98 as functions 28 eventive/non-eventive 93-

97, 101-103 selection of active morphology 96 unaccusative 103

stative verbs 90 and accusative case 98-100

tense 28, 182 tests for subjecthood 75-78 verb coordination 43-45 voice marking 182

Malay A-bar relations 154

Mohawk future 181

Nisgha weak: crossover 114

Nkore-Kiga continuative aspect 61

Palauan A-bar relations 3,6-7, 16, 18-

19,22 active case-marking 15 agreement 10-11, 16, 19-22 and AgrS 8, 11-12 aspeet 4,5,9-10, 13, 15, 16,

215 elities 16, 21 conditionals 3 double object construction 216,

219, 225, 235, 239, 240 imperatives 3

inflection 1 intransitives 14-16 metathesis 5, 12-16 mood 3,6,9,10-11,16 negation 3 object agreement 215-245 passives 14 preposition insertion 10, 215-

245 specificity 215-245 stative verbs 4 tense 2, 5, 9-10 Wh-agreement 6-7, 22-24 word order 16-18

Pangasinan word order 124

Spanish objects 240 preposition insertion 216, 239,

241, 243 Swahili

objects 216, 228, 239, 240, 241, 244

Swedish resumptive pronouns 208

Tagalog active/passive focus with maka­

/ma- 92 anapbora 107,110 and anapboric pro 184-185, 187-

192 and restriction on passives 185 as a Nominative-Accusative

language 105 as an Ergative-Absolutive

language 105 case 105, 110-115 control 110, 112, 185 Copy Raising 118, 128-129 lexical causatives 172-175, 183 Movement Raising 117 nonvolitional verbs 91 pag-nominals 119 possessors 111 productive eausatives 175-178,

183, 184

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~nt~ective 151 specificity effect 113, 114 stative verbs 90 subjects 105-116 topics 105-116 voice 105 word order 124

Turkish objects 223,225

Vata resumptive pronouns 208

Welsh

LANGUAGE INDEX

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