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Essays on grammatical theory and universal grammar

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Introduction John Anderson: Reflections on notional grammar, with some remarks on its relevance to issues in the analysis of English and its history Bernard Comrie: Some general properties of reference-tracking systems Greville Corbett: An approach to the description of gender systems R. M. W. Dixon: Subject and object in universal grammar John A. Hawkins: Competence and performance in the explanation of language universals John Lyons: Semantic ascent: A neglected aspect of syntactic typology Jim Miller: Participant Roles, synonymy, and truth conditions Steve Pulman: Prepositional relatives and syntactic marginality Andrew Radford: The status of exclamative particles in modern spoken French References Index

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