Interfaces in a biolinguistic perspective

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Interfaces in a biolinguistic perspective 1
4. Part I. Syntax, semantics
5. Single cycle syntax and a constraint on quantifier lowering 13
6. A constraint on remnant movement 31
7. Language and conceptual reanalysis 57
8. Part II. Features and interfaces
9. Decomposing force 89
10. Function without content 117
11. The association of sound with meaning 141
12. Part III. Phonology, syntax
13. Towards a bottom-up approach to phonological typology 169
14. The emergence of phonological forms 193
15. Part IV. Language development
16. Non-native acquisition and language design 217
17. Interface ingredients of dialect design 239
18. Part V. Experimental studies
19. What sign languages show 265
20. Indeterminacy and coercion effects 277
21. Computation with doubling constituents 303
22. Concealed reference-set computation 339
23. Index 363