Machine generated contents note: SECTION I. Syntactic Structure, Relations, Operations
Denis Bouchard
Integral Minimalism. 3
Susan Powers
A Minimalist Approach to Phrase Structure Acquisition 33
Hiroyuki Ura
A Theory of Grammatical Functions in the Minimalist Program 51
Sharon Armon-Lotem
Checking on CHECKING 65
John Whitman
Kayne 1994: p143, fn3 77
Masanori Nakamura
On the Role of Interpretability 101
SECTION II. Syntactic Movement: Cyclicity, Optionality, (Non)overtness
Takashi Toyoshima
Head-to-Spec Movement 115
Adam Szczegielniak
Polish Optional Movement 137
Beradette Plunkett
Attract and Covert Merge: Predicting interrogative variation 159
Artemis Alexiadou and Elena Anagnostopoulou
Covert F(eature)-Movement and the Placement of Arguments 175
Andrew Simpson
On Covert Movement and LF 191
SECTION M. Case, Topic, Focus, Interrogativity
Julie Anne Legate and Carolyn Smallwood
The Case Filter Meets the Minimalist Program: Evidence for
strong [case] 2. 207
Aniko Csirmaz
Null Subjects in Hungarian DPs and nflected Infinitivals 227
Kerstin Hoge
That-t Effects in English and Yiddish 233
Virginia Motapanyane
Evidence for Focus Features 249
Ning Zhang
[Q] Checking in Mandarin Chinese Yes-No Questions 261
SECTION IV. Ellipsis, Reconstruction and Related Phenomen
Satoshi Oku
A Minimalist Theory of LF Copy 281
Juan Romero-Morales and Norberto Moreno-Quiben
A/A-barMovement andAttract-F 295
SECTION V. DPs: Features and Syntactic Relations
Huba Bartos
Object Agreement in Hungarian: A casefor Minimalism 311
Luis Silva-Villar and Javier Gutirrez-Rexach
Demonstratives in a Feature-based Theory of Syntax 325
Article abstracts 347
Index of names 355.