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目次

1. Interfaces in a biolinguistic perspective (by Di Sciullo, Anna Maria); 2. Part I. Syntax, semantics; 3. Single cycle syntax and a constraint on quantifier lowering (by Lasnik, Howard); 4. A constraint on remnant movement (by Hunter, Tim); 5. Language and conceptual reanalysis (by Pietroski, Paul); 6. Part II. Features and interfaces; 7. Decomposing force (by Isac, Daniela); 8. Function without content: Evidence from Greek subjunctive na (by Christodoulou, Christina); 9. The association of sound with meaning: The case of telicity (by Fujimori, Atsushi); 10. Part III. Phonology, syntax; 11. Towards a bottom-up approach to phonological typology (by Reiss, Charles); 12. The emergence of phonological forms (by Samuels, Bridget D.); 13. Part IV. Language development; 14. Non-native acquisition and language design (by Aguero-Bautista, Calixto); 15. Interface ingredients of dialect design: Bi-x, socio-syntax of development, and the grammar of Cypriot Greek (by Grohmann, Kleanthes K.); 16. Part V. Experimental studies; 17. What sign languages show: Neurobiological bases of visual phonology (by Malaia, Evie); 18. Indeterminacy and coercion effects: Minimal representations with pragmatic enrichment (by de Almeida, Roberto G.); 19. Computation with doubling constituents: Pronouns and antecedents in phase theory (by Fong, Sandiway); 20. Concealed reference-set computation: How syntax escapes the parser's clutches (by Graf, Thomas); 21. Index