Modeling ungrammaticality in optimality theory

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1. Curt Rice and Sylvia Blaho: Modeling ungrammaticality Part I: Architecture 2. Matthew Wolf (University of Massachusetts) and John J. McCarthy (University of Massachusetts): Less than zero: correspondence and the null output 3. Marc van Oostendorp (The Meertens Institute, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences): Dutch diminutives and the question mark 4. Orhan Orgun (UC Davis) and Ronald Sprouse (UC Berkeley): Hard constraints in Optimality Theory Part II: Paradigms 5. Adam Albright (MIT): Lexical and morphological conditioning of paradigm gaps 6. Outi Bat-El (Tel Aviv University): A gap in the feminine paradigm of Hebrew: a consequence of identity avoidance in the suffix domain 7. Peter Rebrus (Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) and Miklos Torkenczy (Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences): Covert and overt defectiveness in paradigms Part III: Ineffability in Syntax 8. Geraldine Legendre (Johns Hopkins University): The neutralization approach to ineffability in syntax 9. Ralf Vogel (University of Potsdam): Wh-Islands: A View from Correspondence Theory

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