Elegant analyses by linguists have been a point of pride since the time of the Neogrammarians. But ever since Chomsky's pioneering work on the goals of linguistic theory, this descriptive emphasis has shifted to focus on explanation. What, the contributors to this volume ask, renders a linguistic account explanatorily adequate? What are the empirical and theoretical trade-offs that come into play when linguists aim for explanation? Renowned scholars weigh in here, offering insightful answers to these questions.

1.Explanations in linguistics 2.Exo-skeletal vs.endo-sheletal explanations:syntactic projections and the lexicon 3.On the notion "Showing something" 4.Linguistic theory,explanation and the dynamics of language 5.Explaining infixation 6.Efficiency and complexity in grammars:three general principles 7.An historical explanation of some binding theoretic facts in english 8.In search of the golden slash:Prospecting for biological explanations of language 9.Generative grammar and beyond 10.Exlanation in cognitive linguistics and cognitive grammar 11.Meaning,function,and the autonomy of syntax 12.Minimalism and explanation

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