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lists for each volume are available via the Reference website at Linguistics
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written by leading specialists in the field that focus on the theoretical account of the numerous issues, methods, and results that
issues behind the facts of the changing English language. characterize current work in historical linguistics.
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of English The innovative organization of this volume applies recent insights to
old problems and surveys the history of English from the perspective 2 Presents sophisticated overviews of the principles that
of structural developments in areas such as phonology, prosody, emerge from the in-depth study of phonological,
morphology, syntax, semantics, language variation, and dialectology. morphological, syntactic, and semantic change, including
This unique HANDBOOK offers readers a comprehensive overview of grammaticalization
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work in the causation of change.
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NEW more generally. The well-conceived and lucidly written articles in this
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language.
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in the field. THE HANDBOOK is divided into four sections:
2 The character of pidgins and creoles
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SYNTAX & MORPHOLOGY
Minimalist Syntax
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NEW Word Order and
Edited by RANDALL HENDRICK
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anyone interested in issues on word
using this book in my own graduate order.”
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MINIMALIST SYNTAX is a collection of essays research into the linguistic phenomenon
program, designed for students and
written by leading researchers in the field, scholars. called scrambling. The contributions, from
providing broad overviews of central some of the leading authorities in the
syntactic processes and presenting Key features include: field, explore major issues including the
original findings that illustrate how 2 Builds on the authors’ previous factors responsible for word order
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works on minimalist syntax
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SERIES: GENERATIVE SYNTAX 2 Provides a natural extension of the SERIES: EXPLAINING LINGUISTICS
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SYNTAX & MORPHOLOGY
JOURNALS The Grammar of Understanding
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A Course in Syntactic Argumentation
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2 Overt vs. Covert Movement phonology, as well as basic
volume includes excerpts from six
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important works that allow students
2 On the Right Edge in Irish to familiarize themselves with the
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exercises, and an indexed
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2 On the Left Edge in UG: A Reply to McCloskey glossary
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NEW NEW
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Acoustic and Auditory Phonetics

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SEMANTICS
SERIES: EXPLORATIONS IN SEMANTICS Compositionality in Formal
Series Editor: SUSAN ROTHSTEIN
This exciting series features important new research by
Semantics
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Selected Papers by Barbara H. Partee

leading scholars in the field of semantics. The books are designed to
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ThOemEaovPCtr,pns1e:ft The Proper Treatment of Events her classic papers shows why she has been so influential.”
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Barbara H. Partee has played a central role in developing the
THE PROPER TREATMENT OF EVENTS offers a novel approach to the now-flourishing field of formal semantics, bringing the formal
semantics of tense and aspect motivated by cognitive considerations. semantic approach developed by logicians together with a linguistically
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of time, proposing that planning is important in this regard, and continued to be a major contributor to semantics, offering general ideas
hence equally for the linguistic encoding of time as tense and aspect. that have helped to clarify the character of the enterprise as well as
It then introduces a formal theory of planning, a combination of an imaginative and persuasive detailed analyses.
event calculus as developed in Artificial Intelligence with a truth This book brings together a collection of Partee’s papers that have
theory and logic programming techniques. The combined system is been influential in the field but are not all readily available. It also
then applied to detailed analyses of tense, grammatical and lexical includes a new introductory essay in which Partee reflects on how her
aspect, coercion, and different types of nominalizations. thinking and the field of semantics have developed over the past 35
Written accessibly, it is a valuable resource for students and scholars years. This collection is invaluable both for understanding the history
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Indefinites and the Type of Sets
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INDEX
Acoustic and Auditory Phonetics 14 CHAMETZKY, ROBERT 10 English History of African-American Handbook of Contemporary Introduction to Contact
African American English Child Development 28 English, The 18 Syntactic Theory, The 4 Linguistics, An 21
in the Diaspora 18 Chomsky and His Critics 36 English Phonetics and Phonology 13 Handbook of Discourse Analysis 4 Introduction to French
AITCHISON, JEAN 28 English Words 8 Handbook of Historical Pronunciation, An 33
CLARK, JOHN 14
American English 18 EPSTEIN, SAMUEL DAVID 10 Linguistics, The 2 Introduction to Government
Classical Literature 26
Handbook of Japanese and Binding Theory 9
Anaphora 10 Clinical Sociolinguistics 21 Essential Introductory Linguistics 7
Linguistics, The 5 Introduction to Japanese
ANSCOMBE, G. E. M. 38 COATES, JENNIFER 22 Ethnography of
Handbook of Language and Linguistics, An 7
Anthropology Today 24 Communication, The 23
Code-Switching 21 Gender, The 4 Introduction to Language
ANTONY, LOUISE M. 36 Cognitive and Language Policy, An 20
Handbook of Language
Applied English Phonology 13 Development in Children 35 Variation and Change, The 5 Introduction to Old English 27
Approaches to Discourse 17 COLLINS, CHRIS 4 FENNELL, BARBARA A. 26
Handbook of Linguistics, The 5 Introduction to Phonetics
ARONOFF, MARK 5, 8 Colloquial French Grammar 33 FINE, KIT 37 and Phonology, An 14
Handbook of Morphology, The 5
Attitudes, Orientations, and Motivations Companion to Ancient Epic, A 26 First Language Acquisition 28 Introduction to
Handbook of Phonetic
in Language Learning 29 FLETCHER, PAUL 5 Sciences, The 5 Sociolinguistics, An 20
Companion to Cognitive Science, A 35
AUE, MAXIMILLIAN 38 FLYNN, SUZANNE 11 Handbook of Phonological Invitation to Old English
Companion to Latin Literature, A 26
Theory, The 5 and Anglo-Saxon England, An 27
Autism 35 Companion to Linguistic FOLEY, CLAIRE 28
Anthropology, A 24 FOLEY, JOHN MILES 26 Handbook of Pidgin and
Creole Studies, The 2
Companion to Rhetoric and Forensic Linguistics 21
Rhetorical Criticism, A 31 Handbook of Pragmatics, The 4 JANDA, RICHARD D. 2
BAKER, G. P. 38 Foundations of
Compositionality in Intensional Semantics 16 Handbook of Second Language Jersey Norman French 25
BAKER, PETER S. 27
Formal Semantics 15 Acquisition, The 5 Johan Storm 25
BALL, MARTIN J. 21 Formal Semantics 16
Comprehensive French Grammar, A 33 Handbook of Sociolinguistics, The 5 JOHNSON, KEITH 14
BALL, RODNEY 33 FORTSON IV, BENJAMIN W. 26
Comprehensive Index to the Handbook of Speech JOHNSON, WYN 12
BALTIN, MARK 4 FOX, CHRIS 16
Modern Language Journal, A 33 Perception, The 3
FRITH, UTA 35 JOHNSTONE, BARBARA 17
BARDOVI-HARLIG, KATHLEEN 32 Handbook of the History
Comprehensive Russian Grammar, A 34
From Naming to Saying 37 JONES, MARI 25
BARSS, ANDREW 10 of English, The 2
Comprehensive Spanish Grammar, A 34
FROMKIN, VICTORIA A. 7 JOSEPH, BRIAN D. 2
BATES, ELIZABETH 29 Handbook of World Englishes, The 3
Computational Intelligence 35
FUDEMAN, KIRSTEN 8 JOST, WALTER 31
BAUMAN, RICHARD 23 HANLEY, RICHARD 36
COULMAS, FLORIAN 5
FULK, ROBERT 27 Journal of Research in Reading 32
BECHTEL, WILLIAM 35 HAPPÉ, FRANCESCA 36
COUPLAND, NIKOLAS 20
Journal of Sociolinguistics 20
Beginning Syntax 8 HARDCASTLE, WILLIAM J. 5
Course in Minimalist Syntax, A 10
Journal of the Royal Anthropological
BELL, ALLAN 20 HARLEY, HEIDI 8
Course in Phonology, A 12 Institute, The 23
BENNETT, M. R. 35 GARDNER-CHLOROS, PENELOPE 21 HARRIS, MARGARET 36
CRANE, TIM 36
BENSELER, DAVID 33 German Language, The 34 HARRISON, STEPHEN 26
CRYSTAL, DAVID 6
BENWELL, BETHAN 22 German Life and Letters 34 HENDRICK, RANDALL 10
CUMMING, ALISTER 32 KACHRU, BRAJ B. 3, 31
BHATIA, TEJ K. 3 GIBBONS, JOHN 21 History of English Words, A 26
CURRIE, GREGORY 36 KACHRU, YAMUNA 3
Big Typescript: TS 213, The 38 GIBSON, MARTHA I. 37 History of English, A 26
KARIMI, SIMIN 10
Bilingualism 30 GILLESPIE, GERALD 34 History of Old English Literature, A 27
KASPER, GABRIELE 31
Blackwell Guide to GOEBEL, RANDY 35 Holmes, Janet 4
DAVIES, ALAN 3 KAYNE, RICHARD S. 9
Philosophy of Language 36 GOLDSMITH, JOHN A. 5 HORN, LAURENCE R. 4
DAVIES, WILLIAM D. 11 Key Terms in Language & Culture 24
BLOOM, LOIS 29 GORDON, MATTHEW 22 HORNSBY, JENNIFER 36
DE BRUYNE, JACQUES 34 KIESLING, SCOTT F. 17
BOASE-BEIER, JEAN 34 GRAHAM, GEORGE 35 Hornstein, Norbert 10
Derivation and Explanation in the KIM, JAEGWON 38
Book of Middle English, A 27 Grammar of Raising and Hornstein, Norbert 36
Minimalist Program 10
Control, The 11 KOUWENBERG, SILVIA 2
BOOTH, WAYNE 31 HOUTMAN, GUSTAAF 24
Development of African-American
GRAYSON, ANDREW 35 KREIDLER, CHARLES W. 14
BORG, EMMA 37 English, The 18 HUDSON, GROVER 7
BOSKOVIC, ZELJKO 9 GREINER, RUSSELL 35
DEVITT, MICHAEL 36 HULME, CHARLES 35
BOWMAN, GLENN 23 Growing up Bilingual 30
Dialects of England, The 18
GUERON, JACQUELINE 9 LABOV, WILLIAM 20
BREIVIK, LEIV EGIL 30 Dictionary of Linguistics
and Phonetics, A 6 Guide to Old English, A 27 LADEFOGED, PETER 12
BRESNAN, JOAN 9 IGLESIAS, ESTHER SANTAMARIA 34
Discourse Analysis 17 GUIORA, ALEXANDER Z. 32 LANDMAN, FRED 15
BROWN, KEITH 25 Indefinites and the Type of Sets 15
DOMBEY, HENRIETTA 32 GUTTENPLAN, SAMUEL 36 LANGENDOEN, TERRY 6
BURROW, J. A. 27 Indo-European Language
DÖRNYEI, ZOLTÁN 29 Language and Gender: A Reader 22
and Culture 26
DOUGHTY, CATHERINE J. 5 HACKER, P. M. S. 35, 38 Language Development 29
Insensitive Semantics 16
DUBINSKY, STANLEY 11 HAEGEMAN, LILIANE 9 Language in Social Worlds 29
CAIN, CHRISTOPHER M. 27 Intentionality Model and
DURANTI, ALESSANDRO 24 HAMILTON, HEIDI E. 4 Language Acquisition, The 29 Language Learning 32
CAMPBELL, RUTH 36
HAMM, FRITZ 15 Intercultural Communication 19 Language, Bananas and Bonobos 7
Cappelen, Herman 16
HAMMOND, MICHAEL 7 Intercultural Discourse LAPPIN, SHALOM 16
CARNIE, ANDREW 8
Handbook of Applied and Communication 19 LASNIK, HOWARD 9, 10
CARR , PHILIP 13 EDWARDS, VIV 19
Linguistics, The 3 International Journal of LAVER, JOHN 5
CARSTON, ROBYN 17, 36 ELDER, CATHERINE 3
Handbook of Bilingualism, The 3 Applied Linguistics 30
English Grammar 9 LAW, VIVIEN 25
Celtic Inscriptions of Britain, The 25
Handbook of Child Language, The 5 Introduction to American
LEPORE, ERNEST 16
CHAMBERS, J. K. 5, 22 English, An 18
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INDEX
Lexical-Functional Syntax 9 OATES, JOHN 35 ROTHSTEIN, SUSAN 15 TOTTIE, GUNNEL 18
LIBEN, LYNN S. 28 OLMSTED, WENDY 31 ROWLETT, PAUL 25 Transactions of the
LIN, DEKANG 35 One Mind, Two Languages 29 Russian Grammar Workbook, A 34 Philological Society 25
Linguistic Anthropology 24 Optimality Theory 13 RUTHERFORD, RICHARD 26 TRUDGILL, PETER 5, 18
Linguistics Abstracts Online 6 Optimality Theory in Phonology 13 Truth 37
Linguistics Abstracts 6 OVERTON, WILLIS F. 29 TSUJIMURA, NATSUKO 5, 7
Linguistics in Britain 25 SAEED, JOHN I. 16 TUCKER, G. RICHARD 22
Linguistics 7 SANDFORD, JOHN 34 TURVILLE-PETRE, THORLAC 27
LINN, ANDREW R. 25 PAN, YULING 19 SAVILLE-TROIKE, MURIEL 23

Literacy 32 PARTEE, BARBARA H. 15, 16 SCHIFFRIN, DEBORAH 4, 17
LITTLER, MARGARET 34 PATTERSON, SARAH 36 SCHILLING-ESTES, NATALIE 5, 18 Understanding English Grammar 11
LODGE, KEN 34 PAULSTON, CHRISTINA BRATT 19, 22 SCHMITT, FREDERICK F. 37 Uralic Language Family, The 25
LONG, MICHAEL H. 5 Perception 35 SCHOONEN, ROB 32 URIAGEREKA, JUAN 10
LONGWORTH, GUY 36 PHILLIPS, D. Z. 38 SCHWARTZ, ROBERT 35

LOS, BETTELOU 2 Philosophical Foundations of Science of Reading:
LUCKHARDT, GRANT 38 Neuroscience 35 A Handbook, The 35 VAN KEMENADE, ANS 2
LUNTLEY, MICHAEL 38 Philosophical Investigations 38 SCOLLON, RON 19 VAN LAMBALGEN, MICHIEL 15
LUST, BARBARA C. 28 Phonetic Data Analysis 12 SCOLLON, SUZANNE WONG 19 Voices of American English 18
Phonology 12 SEELY, T. DANIEL 10 Vowels and Consonants 12
Phrase Structure 10 SEIDENBERG, MARK 35
MACWHINNEY, BRIAN 5 PISONI, DAVID B. 3 SEIDLHOFER, BARBARA 30
MAGNAN, SALLY SIELOFF 33 PLATZACK, CHRISTER 7 Semantics 16 WADE, TERENCE 34
MARCANTONIO, ANGELA 25 POPLACK, SHANA 18 SHAW, CHRISTOPHER 31 WARD, BEN 18
MARTIN, MICHAEL 36 PORTNER, PAUL H. 16 SHOCKEY, LINDA 14 WARD, GREGORY 4
Masculinity and Men's Lifestyle POUNTAIN, C. J. 34 SIMS-WILLIAMS, PATRICK 25 WARDHAUGH, RONALD 11, 20
Magazines 22 Pragmatic Development in a SINGLER, JOHN V. 2 WATANABE-O'KELLY, HELEN 34
Materials and Methods in ELT 31 Second Language 31 SMITH, LARRY E. 31 What is Meaning? 16
McCARTHY, JOHN J. 13 Pragmatics 17 SMITH, NEIL 7, 36 What is Morphology? 8
McDONOUGH, JO 31 PRICE, GLANVILLE 33 SMOLENSKY, PAUL 13 WIDDOWSON, H. G. 17
Meaning 37 PRINCE, ALAN 13 SNOWLING, MARGARET J. 35 WINFORD, DONALD 21
Meaning and Argument 16 Principles of Linguistic Change Sociolinguistic Theory 22 WITTGENSTEIN, LUDWIG 38
Volume I 20
Meaning and Representation 37 Sociolinguistics 22 Wittgenstein: Meaning and
Principles of Linguistic Change Judgment 38
MEDINA, JOSE 37 Sociolinguistics 22
Volume II 20
Men Talk 22 SOSA, ERNEST 38 Wittgenstein: Understanding and
Professional Communication in Meaning, Part I: Essays 38
Metaphysics of Language, The 37 International Settings 19 Sound Patterns of Spoken English 14
Wittgenstein: Understanding and
MEY, JACOB L. 17 Programming for Linguists: Spanish Grammar Workbook, A 34
Meaning, Part II: Exegesis §§1-184 38
MEYERHOFF, MIRIAM 4 JavaTM Technology for SPEIRS, R. C. 34
Wittgenstein's Method 38
Language Researchers 7
MILROY, LESLEY 22 SPENCER, ANDREW 5, 12
Wittgenstein's On Certainty 38
Programming for Linguists:
Mind & Language 36 STERELNY, KIM 35
Perl for Language Researchers 7 WOLFRAM, WALT 18
Minimalist Syntax 9 STOWELL, TIM 11
Pronunciation of English, The 14 WOOD, DAVID 37
Minimalist Syntax 10 STUART, MORAG 32
Proper Treatment of Events, The 15 Word Order and Scrambling 10
MITCHELL, BRUCE 27 Structuring Events 15
Words in the Mind 28
Modern Language Journal The 33 Studia Linguistica 7
Workbook in Phonology, A 12
Monographs of the Society for SVANTESSON, JAN-OLOF 7
Reading Philosophy of Language 36 World Englishes 31
Research in Child Development 29 Syntactic Theory 9
REES-MILLER, JANIE 5 World of Others' Words, A 23
MOORE, SUZANNE 33 Syntax 8, 11
REMEZ, ROBERT E. 3 Writing Systems 23
MORRIS, KATHERINE J. 38
RHEES, RUSH 38
Move! A Minimalist
Theory of Construal 10 Rhetoric of RHETORIC, The 31
TAGLIAMONTE, SALI 18
Multilingualism in the RICENTO, THOMAS 20 YALLOP, COLIN 14
TANNEN, DEBORAH 4
English-speaking World 19 RICHARD, MARK 37 YAVAS, MEHMET 13
Text, Context, Pretext 17
Multiple Voices 30 RITCHIE, J. M. 34 YOUNG, RICHARD F. 32
Theories of Truth 37
MYERS-SCOTTON, CAROL 30 RITCHIE, WILLIAM C. 3
Thinking Syntactically 9
ROBINSON, FRED C. 27
THOMAS, ERIK 18
ROBINSON, PETER 29 ZANUTTINI, RAFFAELLA 9
THOMAS, LINDA 8
NELSON, CECIL 3 ROCA, IGGY 12 ZENTELLA, ANA CELIA 30
Thought in a Hostile World 35
NICOL, JANET 29 ROGERS, HENRY 23 ZWICKY, ARNOLD 5
Thoughts and Utterances 17
Noûs 38 Romaine, Suzanne 30
TINKER, ERIN 29
40 ROSE, KENNETH R. 31
TOMASELLO, MICHAEL 29
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