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June 2005
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Polymorphous Linguistics
Jim McCawley's Legacy
Edited by Salikoko S. Mufwene, Elaine J. Francis and Rebecca S. Wheeler

Acknowledgmentsix
Jim McCawley: Scholar, Teacher, Inspiration
Salikoko S. Mufwene
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Publications by Jim McCawleyxvii
Introduction
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Part IPhonology25
1.Sequential Voicing and Lyman's Law in Old Japanese
Timothy J. Vance
27
Part IISyntax45
2.NP Gaps in Tamil: Syntactic versus Pragmatic
E. Annamalai
47
3.Vācya, Prayoga, and Hindu Sentences without Grammatical Subjects
Michael C. Shapiro
69
4.The Grammaticalization of Aspect in Tamil and Its Semantic Sources
Harold F. Schiffman
83
5.Causation and Tense in Subordinate Clauses: Conjunctive Participles and Conditionals in Bangla and Hindi
Tista Bagchi
109
6.Independence in Subordinate Clauses: Analysis of Nonrestrictive Relative Clauses in English and Japanese
Etsuyo Yuasa
135
7.Syntactic Mimicry as Evidence for Prototypes in Grammar
Elaine J. Francis
161
8.Gerundive Modifiers in English and Korean
Geoffrey J. Huck
183
9.Multiple Mechanisms Underlying Morphological Productivity
Yoko Sugioka
203
10.How Many Bes Are There in English?
Salikoko S. Mufwene
225
Part IIITense, Aspect, and Mood247
11.On McCawley on Tense
Robert I. Binnick
249
12.On the Fuzzy Boundary between Tense and Aspect in Japanese
Wesley M. Jacobsen
261
13.Counterfactuality in Burmese
Lynn Nichols
283
14.Retrospective Mood in Korean: A Constraint-based Approach
Suk-Jin Chang
295
Part IVSemantics and Pragmatics327
15.An Un- paper for the Unsyntactician
Laurence R. Horn
329
16.Semantic Noun Phrase Typology
Donka F. Farkas
367
17.The Paradox of Mass Plurals
Almerindo E. Ojeda
389
18.Everything that Linguists Have Always Wanted to Know about Ironic Presuppositions and Implicatures but Were Ashamed to Ask
Katharine Beals
411
Part VKnowledge of Language431
19.Deficits in Pronoun Interpretation: Clues to a Theory of Competence and Acquisition
William O'Grady
433
20.Why Verb Agreement Is Not the Poster Child for Any General Form Principle
Jerry L. Morgan and Georgia M. Green
455
21.A Cognitively Plausible Model of Linguistic Intuition
Barbara J. Luka
479
Part VIEncyclopedia and Language503
22.Language and Languages in the Eleventh Britannica
Peter T. Daniels
505
Abbreviations531
Contributors537
Index
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