The Logic of Pronominal Resumption

Ash Asudeh

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1. Introduction PART I BACKGROUND 2. Resumption 3. Lexical-Functional Grammar 4. Glue Semantics PART II THEORY 5. The Resource Sensitivity Hypothesis 6. The Resoucre Management Theory of Resumption PART III SYNTACTICALLY ACTIVE RESUMPTIVES 7. Irish 8. Hebrew PART IV SYNTACTICALLY INACTIVE RESUMPTIVES 9. Swedish 10. Vata PART V OTHER KINDS OF RESUMPTION 11. Resumption and Processing 12. Copy Raising 13. Conclusion PART VI APPENDICES Bibliography Index

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