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1. List of contributors; 2. Abbreviations; 3. Impersonals and Beyond in Slavic (by Guiraud-Weber, Marguerite); 4. Section I: Morphosyntax; 5. Binding and Morphology Revisited (by Franks, Steven L.); 6. Possessor Raising and Slavic clitics (by Zimmerling, Anton); 7. The Slavonic Languages and the Development of the Antipassive Marker (by Janic, Katarzyna); 8. Clitic SE in Romance and Slavonic revisited (by Marelj, Marijana); 9. Section II: Syntactical relations; 10. The Lazy Speaker and the Fascination of Emptiness: Colloquial Russian from a Typological Perspective (by Weiss, Daniel); 11. Is the Polish Verb isc an Auxiliary to be?: A Corpus-Based Study of the Construction isc + Infinitive (by Sikora, Dorota); 12. Towards Evidentiality Markers in Albanian and Macedonian Bilingual Political Discourse (by Makartsev, Maxim); 13. A strange variant of Russian ctoby-construction: Irreality and tense-marking (by Letuchiy, Alexander); 14. Section III: Impersonal constructions; 15. Impersonal Constructions in Serbian: A description within a Meaning Text linguistic model (by Milicevic, Jasmina); 16. Interpretation and voice in Polish SIE and -NO/-TO constructions (by Krzek, Malgorzata); 17. Dative-infinitive constructions in Russian: Taxonomy and semantics (by Israeli, Alina); 18. On the Nature of Dative Arguments in Russian Constructions with "Predicatives" (by Say, Sergey); 19. Russian Adversity Impersonals and Split Ergativity (by Schlund, Katrin); 20. Section IV: Lexical semantics; 21. Morphological and lexical aspect in Russian deverbal nominalizations (by de Valdivia, Gloria); 22. Lexical synonymy within the semantic field POWER (by Dobrovol'skij, Dmitrij); 23. Collocations with nominal quantifiers: Semantics and combinability (by Beliakov, Vladimir); 24. Polysemy Patterns in Russian Adjectives and Adverbs: A corpus-oriented database (by Reznikova, Tatiana); 25. Language index; 26. Name index; 27. Subject index