Table of Contents

Preface; 1. The morphological blocking principle and oblique pronominal incorporation in Hungarian Farrell Ackerman; 2. Wa and Ga in Turkish Chris Barker, Jorge Hankamer and John Moore; 3. Deep unaccusativity in LFG Joan Bresnan and Annie Zaenen; 4. A unified view of psych- verbs in Italian Diana Cresti; 5. Grammatical relations and verb forms in internally headed relative clauses Christopher Culy; 6. Javanese evidence for subject-to-object raising William D. Davies; 7. Light and semi-light verb constructions Anna Maria Di Sciullo and Sara Thomas Rosen; 8. Light verbs and predicate demotion in Japanese Stanley Dubinsky; 9. Default agreement in Polish Katarzyna Dziwirek; 10. VP-embedding control structures in Japanese Kazuhiko Fukushima; 11. Applicatives and preposition incorporation Andrew Garrett; 12. Relational visibility Donna B. Gerdts; 13. Subject-to-object raising in Korean Ki-Sun Hong; 14. Grammatical relations and coindexing in inverse systems Eloise Jelinek; 15. French causatives: another look at faire par Géraldine Legendre; 16. Clause union and case marketing in Basque Errapel Mejías-Bikandi; 17. Nouns as auxiliated predicates Ignazio M. Mirto; 18. A lexical semantic explanation for unaccusative mismatches William McClure; 19. Spanish clause reduction with downstairs cvilization John Moore; 20. Light verbs in Telugu: a clause union analysis Rosanne Peletier; 21. Subject incorporation: evidence from Chukchee Maria S. Polinsky; 22. Some unexpected English restrictions Paul M. Postal; 23. Object agreement in the impersonal -se passive construction in European Portuguese Eduardo Raposo and Juan Uriagereka; 24. Ojibwa secondary objects Richard A. Rhodes; 25. Italian evidence for multi-predicate clauses Carol Rosen; 26. Is there subject-to-object raising in Japanese? Peter Sells; 27. The effect of non-surface grammatical relations on the genitive absolute in Koine Greek Lindsay Whaley.