The Cambridge Handbook of Generative Syntax
Herausgeber: Den Dikken, Marcel
Part I. Background: 1. Introduction Marcel den Dikken
2. Brief overview of the history of generative syntax Howard Lasnik and Terje Lohndal
3. Goals and methods of generative syntax Frederick Newmeyer
Part II. Modern Generative Approaches to the Study of Sentence Structure: 4. Principles and parameters theory and minimalism eljko Bokovi¿
5. Minimalism and optimality theory Hans Broekhuis and Ellen Woolford
6. Lexical-functional grammar Peter Sells
7. Phrase structure grammar James Blevins and Ivan Sag
8. Tree adjoining grammar Robert Frank
Part III. Syntactic Structures: 9. Argument structure and argument structure alternations Gillian Ramchand
10. The syntax of predication Caroline Heycock
11. Lexical categories and (extended) projection Norbert Corver
12. The functional structure of the sentence, and cartography Luigi Rizzi
13. Adverbial and adjectival modification Artemis Alexiadou
Part IV. Syntactic Processes: Their Nature, Locality, and Motivation: 14. Economy of derivation and representation Samuel David Epstein, Hisatsugu Kitahara, Miki Obata and T. Daniel Seely
15. Syntax, binding and patterns of anaphora Ken Safir
16. Raising and control Maria Polinsky
17. Agreement and case Mark Baker
18. The locality of syntactic dependencies Marcel den Dikken and Antje Lahne
Part V. Syntax and the Internal Interfaces: 19. Ellipsis phenomena Jeroen van Craenenbroeck and Jason Merchant
20. Tense, aspect and modality Karen Zagona
21. Negation and negative polarity Hedde Zeijlstra
22. The syntax of scope and quantification Veneeta Dayal
23. Syntax, information structure and prosody Daniel Büring
Part VI. Syntax and the External Interfaces: 24. Microsyntactic variation Sjef Barbiers
25. Parameters: the pluses and the minuses Rosalind Thornton and Stephen Crain
26. Syntax and the brain Jon Sprouse and Ellen F. Lau.
