MIT Working Papers in Linguistics #48
Plato's Problem: Problems in Language Acquisition
, ed. A. Csirmaz, A. Gualmini, and A. Nevins 2004
- Seth Cable
- The Optional Infinitive Stage in Afrikaans: Evidence for Phonologically Neutralized Rich Agreement
- Aniko Csirmaz
- Acquisition Patterns of Particle Constructions in Hungarian
- Suzanne Flynn and Claire Foley
- On the Developmental Primacy of Free Relatives
- Sarah Hulsey, VAlentine Hacquard, Danny Fow and Andrea Gualmini
- The Question-Answer Requirement and Scope Assignement
- Nanako Machida, Shigeru Miyagawa and Kenneth Wexler
- A-chain Maturation Reexamined: Why Japanese Children Perform Better on "FULL" Unaccusatives than on Passives
- Andrew Nevins
- Phonological Ambiguity (What UG can and can't do to help the reduplication learner)
- Rebecca L. Norris
- Acquisition of the T and C System in Clausal Complements
- Kenneth Wexler
- Theory of Phasal Development: Perfection in Child Grammar