Part I.
Syntax: Conflicts Between Conditions: When are They Resolvable?Arnold Zwicky
Agreement in Arabic and the PF interface Elabbas Benmamoun
Mixed agreement in Serbian: a constraint-based approach Larisa Zlatic and Steve Wechsler
Double object constructions and indirect object passives: Problems posed by history Mark Arnold
How light is a light verb? Roumyana Slabakova
If you have, you can give Heidi Harley
The parallel structure of English questions and imperativs Eric Potsdam
Sloppy identity and bound variable anaphora Hajime Hoji
Syntactic and semantic conditions on the licensing of NPIs in questions Chung-hye Han and Laura Siegel
A case for two types of focus in Basque Ricardo Echepare; Derivational CED Takashi Toyoshima
Part II.
Semantics: Some Results of Treating Certain Measure Quantifiers as Mass Quantifiers Michael Hegarty
Parametric variation in determiner systems: Salish vs. English Lisa Matthewson
The transparent syntax and semantics of modifiers Edward Rubin
The stage/individual contrast revisited Gerhard Jager; Presuppositional polarity items in counterfactuals Cleo Condoravdi
A temporal interpretation for locative case Vivienne Fong
Part III.
Phonology: Tone Sandhi in Comaltepec Chinantec Daniel Silverman
Glide insertion asymmetries Edward Keer
Lexical markedness and variation: A nonderivational account Haruo Kubozono
Faithfulness and circumscription John McCarthy
A note on Tagalog infixation Peter Avery and Greg Lamontagne
Output optimization and cyclic allomorph selection Andrew Dolbey
Underspecification and natural classes: unifying the interpretation of structural descriptions Charles Reiss;
Overapplication in Sudanese plural infixation: the role of transderivational identity Laura Benua
Laryngeal similarity effects in Quechua and Aymara Margaret MacEachern
Coronals are not underspecified Heather Goad
Part IV. Native American Languages (Phonology): Non-configurationality and the Syntax-Phonology Interface Kevin Russell and Charlotte Reinholt
Loan phonology in Huave: Nativization and the ranking of faithfulness constraints Lisa Davidson and Rolf Noyer
Degenerate feet and morphology in Tohono O'odham Colleen Fitzgerald
Part V. Native American Languages (Syntax): Aspect, Negation and Temporal Polarity in Zapotec Felicia Lee
Navajo Deictic Subject Pronouns and the Generation of Inflections Steven Lapointe
Overt LF Movement in Zuni Syntax Lynn Nichols; Anaphora and focus in Navajo Eloise Jelinek
Part VI.
Syntax and Language Acquisition: The Comparative Morpho-Syntax of Root Infinitives in Child Languages Tetsuya Sano
Linear order and contradictory constituency Colin Phillips
Predicate-initial constructions in Irish Cathal Doherty
Position for subjects in European Portuguese Joao Costa.
