Proceedings of the 9th Student Conference in Linguistics (SCIL 9)

Editor: ed. L. Veselinova, S. Robinson, and L. Antieau, Year:2000

Preface
Swahili Syllable Counting in Poetry, Language Games, and Stress Assignment: Jae-Ick Park

Morphological Adjacency Constraints: A Synthesis: Jennifer Hay

A Different case against "Case Adjacency": Anna Pettiward

Large-Scale Pied-Piping, Subjacency: Hidekazu Tanaka

A Unified Explanation of Korean Double Nominative Constructions: Hyeonkwan Cho

Pseudo-Passives and Adjacency: Ralph C. Blight

Heading for Their Own Places: Takashi Toyoshima

A Theory of Category Movement and its Applications: Brian Agbayani

Phrasal Movement in Korean Negation: Paul Hagstrom

A Note on Sluicing in Wh-in-situ Languages: Mika Kizu

Do Head-Final Coordinate Structures Exist? Evidence From NP-Coordination in Korean: Eun-Young Yi1

The Semantics of Predicates Taking As and To Be Complements: William Thompson and Jennifer Hay

Maximality of Cardinal NPs: Yunsun Jung

Tense and Opacity in Propositional Attitudes in Korean: Mean-Young Song

Causing the Mood. On the Properties of Subjunctive Complements in Romance: Josep Quer

The Stage-Level / Individual-Level Distinction An Analysis of -te-iru: Ayako Yamagata

"There’s Redundancy and Then There’s Redundancy": A Pragmatic Analysis of Two Redundant Constructions: Julia Moore

Predicative and Attributive Forms in Classical Japanese: Kunio Nishiyama

The Origin and Reanalysis of for as a Complementizer: Najib Jarad