The necessity of three-cornered comparative syntax

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Preface v
3. Table of contents ix
4. Constraints on the structure De + modifier in French 1
5. Clausal case-marking and the CRP 19
6. Clitics and binding 31
7. The necessity of three-cornered comparative syntax 51
8. Speech act markers in modern Gascon 77
9. Mechanisms of change in the position of object pronouns 99
10. The resolution of phonological ambiguity in a simulated English-Spanish borrowing situation 117
11. Autosegmental phonology an dliquid assimilation in Havana Spanish 127
12. On opening black boxes 149
13. The distribution of the French Clitic En and the ECP 163
14. The unagreement hypothesis 187
15. The syntax of code-switching 213
16. Vowel epenthesis in Romance 233
17. Individuation 245
18. On the three-tiered syllabic theory and its implications for Spanish 261
19. On the representation of higher order complex words 287
20. On passives and word order in Spanish 315
21. Apparent Non-matching relative clauses in Spanish 331
22. The filling of the gap 355
23. On closed syllable adjustment in French 377
24. Lexical subjects in French infinitives 407
25. Index of languages 425
26. Index of names 429
27. Subject matter index 433