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In:The Composition of Meaning: From lexeme to discourse
Edited by Alice G.B. ter Meulen and Werner Abraham
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 255] 2004
► pp. v–vi

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Published online: 31 October 2004
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Table of contents

The composition of meaning1
I. Mapping syntactic structure to meaning
Coordination in morphology and syntax: The case of copulative compounds17
Aspect, infinitival complements, and evidentials39
The problem of unintelligibility69
VP-internal subjects as ‘unaccusatives’: Burzio’s ‘Object Account’ vs. the ‘Perfectivity Account’83
II. Mapping meaning to information structure
Either, both and neither in coordinate structures115
Information structure meetsMinimalist syntax: On argument order and case morphology in Bavarian139
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Focus particles, sentence meaning, and discourse structure167
On the interpretation of multiple negation in spoken and written Afrikaans195
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