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Introduction Pilar Guerrero Medina Part I. Theoretically-orientedapproaches to the issue of morphosyntactic alternations Alternations as aheuristic to verb meaning and the semantics of constructions Kristin Davidse,University of Leuven The study of alternations in a dialogic FunctionalDiscourse Grammar J. Lachlan Mackenzie, VU University AmsterdamConstraints on syntactic alternation: Lexical-constructional subsumption inthe Lexical-Constructional Model Francisco J. Ruiz de Mendoza, University ofLa Rioja, and Ricardo Mairal Uson, National Distance Education University,Spain Alternation and Participant Role: A contribution from a SystemicFunctional Grammar Amy C. Neale, National Digital Research Center, IrelandPart II. Studies of specific alternations II.1 Transitivity alternationsinvolving a change in the configuration of semantic roles Thecausative/inchoative alternation in Functional Discourse Grammar DanielGarcia Velasco, University of Oviedo Spontaneous and facilitative eventsrevisited: A cognitive comparative study Juana I. Marin Arrese, UniversidadComplutense de Madrid The semantics of English middles and pseudo-middlesCasilda Garcia de la Maza, University of the Basque Country An antipassiveinterpretation of the English conative alternationA": Semantic anddiscourse-pragmatic dimensions Pilar Guerrero Medina II.2 Alternationsinvolving a change in the morphosyntactic expression and/or placement ofarguments A frame-semantic approach to syntactic alternations withbuild-verbs Hans C. Boas, University of Texas, Austin Acquiring aconstituent order alternation: A corpus-based perspective on early particleplacement Stefan Th. Gries, University of California, Santa Barbara Looks,appearances and judgements: Towards a unified constructionist analysis ofpredicative complements in English and Spanish Francisco Gonzalvez-Garcia,University of Almeria Metonymy-motivated morphosyntactic alternationsAntonio Barcelona Sanchez, University of Cordoba An FDG approach to theSwarm-alternation as a case of conversion Carmen Portero Munoz, University ofCordoba Morphological relatedness and zero alternation in Old English JavierMartin Arista , University of La Rioja