Table of Contents

Part 1 Formal properties of lexicase theory: attributes; domain; constraints. Part 2 Pan-lexicalism: grammar as lexicon; grammar as rules; lexicon; rules and organization. Part 3 Formalization: flow chart; rule types; rule ordering; representations. Part 4 Case: division of labor; case relations; macroroles; verbal derivation. Part 5 Case forms and case marking: case forms; case markers; localism; coordination and gapping. Part 6 Constructions and classes: NPs and noun subcategorization; PPs; Ss and verb subcategorization; discourse. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index.