Displacement/Movement/Locality

Non-conventional Merge to the right: Evidence from adjunct displacement8

Heejeong Ko

A movement approach to “gapless” constructions in Japanese35

Toru Ishii

Surprising constituents revisited60

Yuji Takano

The notion of “subject” and CED under Symmetrizing Syntax80

Naoki Fukui

Hiroki Narita

Syntax-semantics interactions

Pro-drop, E-type pronouns, and agreement with reference to the null subject in Chinese and Japanese118

Shigeru Miyagawa

Argument ellipsis, weak heads, and labeling by Case158

Mamoru Saito

Argument ellipsis and grammatical function mismatches183

Daiko Takahashi

Linking semantics and syntax: Quantifier symmetry and dou distribution210

Jo-Wang Lin

Revisiting the syntax and interpretation of Vietnamese được230

Andrew Simpson

Linh Pham

Interrogatives

On the inner-outer dichotomy of A-not-A questions: A minimalist-cartographic account262

Wei-Tien Dylan Tsai

Ching-Yu Helen Yang

On the modifying negative WHAT in Chinese281

Sze-Wing Tang

On a reason Wh-adjunct in Korean303

Duk-Ho An

Case-related issues

Bornean passives in comparative perspective322

Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine

Alexander D. Smith

Against the agreement approach to Philippine-type voice348

Edith Aldridge

Morpho-syntactic typology

Analyticity as an epiphenomenon380

Lisa Lai-Shen Cheng

Rint Sybesma

Nominal projections

Complements in noun phrases?406

Yen-hui Audrey Li

Putting three pieces of a puzzle into place: Classifiers–plurals–articles in Vietnamese436

Trang Phan

Gennaro Chierchia

Noun complements are not [not complements]459

John Whitman

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