The Routledge Handbook of Syntax/
The Routledge Handbook of Syntax/
- New York: Routledge, 2014.
Part I Constituency, categories, and structure
Merge, labeling, and projection
ByNaoki Fukui, Hiroki Narita
Argument structure
ByJaume Mateu
The integration, proliferation, and expansion of functional categories: an overview
ByLisa deMena Travis
Functional structure inside nominal phrases
ByJeffrey Punske
The syntax of adjectives
ByArtemis Alexiadou
Part II Syntactic phenomena
Head movement
ByMichael Barrie, Éric Mathieu
Case and grammatical relations
ByMaria Polinsky, Omer Preminger
A-bar movement
ByNorvin Richards
The syntax of ellipsis and related phenomena
ByMasaya Yoshida, Chizuru Nakao, Iván Ortega-Santos
Binding theory
ByRobert Truswell
Minimalism and control
ByNorbert Hornstein, Jairo Nunes
Scrambling
ByYosuke Sato, Nobu Goto
Noun incorporation, nonconfi gurationality, and polysynthesis
ByKumiko Murasugi
Part III Syntactic interfaces
The syntax–semantics/pragmatics interface
BySylvia L.R. Schreiner
The syntax–lexicon interface Peter Ackema
The morphology–syntax interface
ByDaniel Siddiqi
Prosodic domains and the syntax–phonology interface
ByYoshihito Dobashi
Part IV Syntax in context
Syntactic change
ByIan Roberts
Syntax in forward and in reverse: form, memory, and language processing
ByMatthew W. Wagers
Major theories in acquisition of syntax research
BySusannah Kirby
The evolutionary origins of syntax
ByMaggie Tallerman
Part V Theoretical approaches to syntax
The history of syntax
ByPeter W. Culicover
Comparative syntax
ByMartin Haspelmath
Principles and Parameters/Minimalism
ByTerje Lohndal, Juan Uriagereka
Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar Felix Bildhauer
Lexical-functional Grammar
ByGeorge Aaron Broadwell
Role and Reference Grammar
ByRobert D. Van Valin, Jr.
Dependency Grammar
ByTimothy Osborne
Morphosyntax in Functional Discourse Grammar
ByJ. Lachlan Mackenzie
Construction Grammar
BySeizi Iwata
Categorial Grammar
ByMark Steedman
9781315796604
Linguistics
Part I Constituency, categories, and structure
Merge, labeling, and projection
ByNaoki Fukui, Hiroki Narita
Argument structure
ByJaume Mateu
The integration, proliferation, and expansion of functional categories: an overview
ByLisa deMena Travis
Functional structure inside nominal phrases
ByJeffrey Punske
The syntax of adjectives
ByArtemis Alexiadou
Part II Syntactic phenomena
Head movement
ByMichael Barrie, Éric Mathieu
Case and grammatical relations
ByMaria Polinsky, Omer Preminger
A-bar movement
ByNorvin Richards
The syntax of ellipsis and related phenomena
ByMasaya Yoshida, Chizuru Nakao, Iván Ortega-Santos
Binding theory
ByRobert Truswell
Minimalism and control
ByNorbert Hornstein, Jairo Nunes
Scrambling
ByYosuke Sato, Nobu Goto
Noun incorporation, nonconfi gurationality, and polysynthesis
ByKumiko Murasugi
Part III Syntactic interfaces
The syntax–semantics/pragmatics interface
BySylvia L.R. Schreiner
The syntax–lexicon interface Peter Ackema
The morphology–syntax interface
ByDaniel Siddiqi
Prosodic domains and the syntax–phonology interface
ByYoshihito Dobashi
Part IV Syntax in context
Syntactic change
ByIan Roberts
Syntax in forward and in reverse: form, memory, and language processing
ByMatthew W. Wagers
Major theories in acquisition of syntax research
BySusannah Kirby
The evolutionary origins of syntax
ByMaggie Tallerman
Part V Theoretical approaches to syntax
The history of syntax
ByPeter W. Culicover
Comparative syntax
ByMartin Haspelmath
Principles and Parameters/Minimalism
ByTerje Lohndal, Juan Uriagereka
Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar Felix Bildhauer
Lexical-functional Grammar
ByGeorge Aaron Broadwell
Role and Reference Grammar
ByRobert D. Van Valin, Jr.
Dependency Grammar
ByTimothy Osborne
Morphosyntax in Functional Discourse Grammar
ByJ. Lachlan Mackenzie
Construction Grammar
BySeizi Iwata
Categorial Grammar
ByMark Steedman
9781315796604
Linguistics