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1: Robert Freidin and Howard Lasnik: Some Roots of Minimalism in Generative Grammar 2: David Adger and Peter Svenonius: Features in Minimalist Syntax 3: David Pesetsky and Esther Torrego: Case 4: Naoki Fukui: Merge and Bare Phrase Structure 5: Jan-Wouter Zwart: Structure and Order: Asymmetric Merge 6: barbara Citko: Multidominance 7: Jairo Nunes: The Copy Theory 8: Norvin Richards: A-bar Dependencies 9: Ian Roberts: Head-Movement and the Minimalist Program 10: Luigi Rizzi: Minimality 11: Juan Uriagereka: Derivational Cycles 12: Kleanthes K. Grohmann: Anti-Locality: Too-close Relations in Grammar 13: Samuel D. Epstein, Hisatsugu Kitahara, and T. Daniel Seely: Derivation(s) 14: Robert Chametzky: No Derivation Without Representation 15: Zeljko Boskovic: Last Resort with Move and Agree in Derivations and Representations 16: Shigeru Miyagawa: Optionality 17: Eric Reuland: Syntax and Interpretation Systems: How is their labour Divided? 18: Alex Drummond, Dave Kush, and Norbert Hornstein: Minimalist Construal: Two Approaches to A and B 19: Heidi Harley: A Minimalist Approach to Argument Structure 20: Gillian Ramchand: Minimalist Semantics 21: Paul Pietroski: Minimal Semantic Instructions 22: Wolfram Hinzen: Language and Thought 23: Angel Gallego: Parameters 24: Charles Yang and Tom Roeper: Minimalism and Language Acquisition 25: Bridget Samuels: A Minimalist Program for Phonology 26: Victor Longa, Guillermo Lorenzo, and Juan Uriagereka: Minimizing Language Evolution: The Minimalist Program and teh Evolutionary Shaping of Language 27: Ed Stabler: Computational perspectives on Minimalism Bibliography Index