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| Note on Transcription and Glosses | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Prologue | |
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| Clause Structure | |
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| The Functional Layer | |
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| The Operator Layer | |
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| Support Theory and Checking Theory | |
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| Elements of Hebrew and Arabic Clausal Syntax | |
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| Word Order and Verb Movement | |
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| The System of Tenses and Agreement | |
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| Clausal Negation | |
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| A Note on pet and Accusative Case | |
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| Verb Movement and Clausal Architecture | |
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| The Active Participle and the Syntax of the Present Tense | |
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| Overview | |
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| Benoni Inflection | |
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| Categorial Ambiguity of the Benoni | |
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| The Verbal Benoni | |
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| The Benoni as a Participle | |
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| The Benoni in Complex Tenses | |
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| The Benoni in Complement Small Clauses | |
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| The Benoni in Adjunct Small Clauses | |
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| The Benoni in Semi-relatives | |
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| The Benoni in Another Type of Negative Structure | |
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| The Benoni as a Present Tense Verb | |
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| The Auxiliary 'Be' and the Benoni | |
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| Clausal Adjuncts and Participial (Small Clause) Adjuncts | |
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| Relative Clauses | |
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| lo Negation in Present Tense Sentences | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Participles and Auxiliaries | |
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| The Benoni Raises beyond AgrPartP | |
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| Subject Inversion in Present Tense Sentences | |
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| Inversion in Relative Clauses | |
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| Copula Inversion (CI) | |
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| Weak Auxiliaries and Raised Participles | |
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| CI with Nonverbal Predicates and the Nature of [F] | |
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| CI in a Cross-Linguistic Perspective | |
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| Benoni-Raising: A Second Look | |
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| The "Bare" Benoni Present Tense | |
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| Summary and Conclusions | |
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| Negation in the Present Tense | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Properties of Peyn | |
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| Peyn as a Neg[superscript 0] | |
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| The Position of NegP in the Clausal Hierarchy | |
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| Peyn and AgrsP | |
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| Peyn and TP | |
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| Peyn and Verb Movement | |
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| The Scope of Verb Movement in Hebrew | |
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| Benoni Movement | |
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| Verb Movement in Hebrew: A Synoptic View | |
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| Subject Positions | |
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| Subjects under Peyn, their Traces, and the Complementizer-Trace Effect | |
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| Overt Wh-Movement Under Peyn | |
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| Wh in-situ Under Peyn | |
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| Quantifier-Raising Under Peyn | |
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| Focus-Movement Under Peyn | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Some Remaining Issues | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Existential/Locative Predicates under Peyn | |
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| Copular Sentences and Benoni Verbs | |
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| Negation in Copular Sentences | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Arabic Negation and Arabic Clause Structure | |
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| Introduction | |
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| laa Negation and Clausal Hierarchy | |
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| The Arabic Imperfect | |
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| laa and Its Tense Variants | |
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| Two Other Negative Structures | |
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| Participial Negation | |
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| Neutral Neg | |
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| A Typology of Negative Heads | |
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| Null Subjects and Inversion | |
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| Null Subjects | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Distribution of Null Subjects | |
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| Null Subjects and Pro | |
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| Personal and Impersonal Pronouns | |
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| The Theory of Pro | |
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| Referential Pro in Hebrew | |
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| The Internal Structure of Pronouns | |
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| Nonreferential Pro | |
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| The Internal Structure of Nonreferential Pronouns | |
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| Reconsideration of the Feature Identification Procedure | |
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| Summary | |
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| The Position of Null Subjects | |
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| Null Subjects in Peyn sentences | |
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| Expletives, Extraposition, and Sentential Subjects | |
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| Two Types of Pro[subscript arb] | |
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| Atmospheric Pro | |
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| Summary | |
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| Null Subjects in Agreeing Peyn Sentences | |
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| Subject-Verb Inversion | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Two Strategies of Inversion | |
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| Triggered Inversion (TI) | |
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| The Nature and the Position of the Trigger | |
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| Triggered Inversion as Movement of I to C | |
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| The Position of the Subject under TI | |
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| Free Inversion (FI) and VP-Subjects | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| The Pronominal System | |
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| Semitic Clitics | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Properties of Semitic Clitics | |
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| The Incorporation Analysis | |
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| Is Subject Agreement a Clitic? | |
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| Clitics and Agreement in Berber | |
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| Semitic Clitics as Agr[superscript 0] Elements | |
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| Extensions and Consequences | |
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| On the Absence of Clitic Clusters | |
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| Predictions Concerning Clitic Doubling | |
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| Final Remarks | |
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| Pronouns | |
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| The Internal Structure and Distribution of "Unattached" Pronouns | |
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| Pronouns Weak and Strong | |
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| The Weak-Strong Distinction | |
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| Subject Pronouns | |
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| The Syntax of Hebrew Weak Pronouns Reconsidered | |
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| Weak Pronouns Can Appear Higher than AgrOP | |
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| Weak Pronouns Can Appear in Spec/AgrO | |
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| The Nature of Hebrew Weak Pronouns | |
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| Indirect Object Weak Pronouns and Pronoun Clustering | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Nonpronominal Incorporation | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |