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Overview
This state-of-the-art guide to some of the most exciting work in current linguistics explores how the core components of the language faculty interact. It examines how these interactions are reflected in linguistic and cognitive theory, considers what they reveal about the operations of language within the mind, and looks at their reflections in expression and communication. Leading international scholars present cutting-edge accounts of developments in the interfaces between phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. They bring to bear a rich variety of methods and theoretical perspectives, focus on a broad array of issues and problems, and illustrate their arguments from a wide range of the world's languages.
After the editors' introduction to its structure, scope, and content, the book is divided into four parts. The first, Sound, is concerned with the interfaces between phonetics and phonology, phonology and morphology, and phonology and syntax. Part II, Structure, considers the interactions of syntax with morphology, semantics, and the lexicon, and explores the status of the word and its representional status in the mind. Part III, Meaning, revisits the syntax-semantics interface from the perspective of compositionality, and looks at issues concerned with intonation, discourse, and context. The authors in the final part of the book, General Architectural Concerns, examine work on Universal Grammar, the overall model of language, and linguistic and associated theories of language and cognition.
All scholars and advanced students of language will value this book, whether they are in linguistics, cognitive science, philosophy, artificial intelligence, computational science, or informatics.
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Gillian Ramchand was born in Scotland, and grew up in Britain and the Caribbean. After receiving her PhD in Linguistics from Stanford University, she worked as Lecturer in General Linguistics at Oxford University for ten years, and is now Professor of Linguistics at University of Tromsø. She is interested in issues at the syntax-semantics interface, especially in the areas of aspect and argument structure, and has worked on both the Bengali and Scottish Gaelic languages.
Charles Reiss is Associate Professor of Linguistics at Concordia University in Montréal. He is interested in phonology, language acquisition, cognitive science and historical linguistics. His 1995 Harvard PhD dissertation A Theory of Assimilation, with special reference to Old Icelandic Phonology combined insights from all these domains, and he continues to publish journal articles and book chapters in this interdisciplinary vein.
Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations viii
About the Authors xi
Introduction Gillian Ramchand Charles Reiss 1
Sound 15
Interface and Overlap in Phonetics and Phonology James M. Scobbie 17
Modularity in the Sound Domain: Implications for the Purview of Universal Grammar Charles Reiss 53
The Phonetics-Phonology Interface and the Acquisition of Perseverant Underspecification Mark Hale Madelyn Kissock 81
Phonology-Morphology Interaction in a Constraint-Based Framework C. Orhan Orgun Andrew Dolbey 103
Segmental Phonology and Syntactic Structure Gorka Elordieta 125
Structure 179
Structured Events, Structured Discourse Sara Thomas Rosen 181
On the Relation between Morphology and Syntax Marit Julien 209
1...3-2 Peter Svenonius 239
Distributed Morphology and the Syntax-Morphology Interface David Embick Rolf Noyer 289
Morphology [Characters not reproducible] Syntax Peter Ackema Ad Neeleman 325
Dumping Lexicalism Edwin Williams 353
Paradigm Function Morphology and the Morphology-Syntax Interface Thomas Stewart Gregory Stump 383
Meaning 423
Remarks on Compositionality James Higginbotham 425
Semantics, Intonation, and Information Structure Daniel Buring 445
Conventional Implicatures: A Distinguished Class of Meanings Christopher Potts 475
Accommodation David Beaver Henk Zeevat 503
Architecture 539
Minimalism Cedric Boeckx Juan Uriagercka 541
On "the Computation" Mark Steedman 575
Interfaces in Constraint-Based Theories of Grammar Jonas Kuhn 613
Index of Names and Languages 651
Index of Subjects 657