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Acknowledgements | |
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Introduction | |
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Architectures and Information Structure Inventory | |
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Inventory: topics | |
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Danish topicalization | |
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Catalan: Links and Tails | |
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Topics and truth values | |
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Stage topics | |
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Permanently available topics | |
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Topic tests | |
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Multiple topics | |
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Topic drop | |
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Scope and topic properties | |
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Inventory: foci | |
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Semantic definitions | |
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Marking foci by stress | |
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Deriving foci from stress | |
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Deriving stress from syntax | |
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Deriving syntax from IS | |
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Deriving focus pragmatically | |
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Summing up focus properties | |
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Putting it all together: f(ocus)-structure | |
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Topic-focus interactions | |
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Notation | |
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Contrastive and restrictive topics and foci | |
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Indefinite topics | |
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Some answers | |
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IS architecture | |
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Stylistic components | |
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[Sigma]-structure | |
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IS at PF | |
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Functional features | |
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Lexical features | |
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Multiply-dimensional architectures | |
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Functionalism | |
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Functionalism vs. formalism | |
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Functionalist methodology | |
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Configurations | |
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Configurational languages | |
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The left periphery | |
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Cartography | |
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An even finer structure of the left periphery | |
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The importance of information structure | |
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Distinguishing topicalization from left dislocation in English | |
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Focus preposing and Yiddish movement in English | |
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When the left-peripheral element does not have information-structural impact | |
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Fronting non-topics | |
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Focusing the subject: existentials | |
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Clefts: syntactic mapping of information structure | |
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Other strategies for marking subjects as non-topics | |
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Left-peripheral prospects | |
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Scrambling | |
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Scrambling in Russian | |
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Syntactic topic and focus features and Russian word order | |
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Scrambling in Japanese | |
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Dutch scrambling | |
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Scrambling in Persian | |
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Scandinavian object shift | |
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Concluding remarks on word order | |
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Information Structure Constraints | |
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Identification | |
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Argument identification, a constraint on topicalization | |
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Identification of IS functions | |
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IS constraints on syntax | |
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I(dentificational)- dependencies | |
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Canonical f-structures | |
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The constraint on I-dependencies | |
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Wh-topics | |
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Topic-islands | |
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That-t effects | |
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Superiority | |
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Superiority in other languages | |
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Superiority in Hebrew | |
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Superiority in German | |
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Superiority in Danish | |
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IS constraints on complex NP | |
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Extraposition from NP | |
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Extraction from NP | |
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Processing | |
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Architectural consequences | |
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Aspectual Focus | |
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The theory of atoms | |
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Aspectual focus | |
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Meaning components and extraction | |
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Manner-of-speaking verbs | |
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Picture NPs | |
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Datives | |
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Missing objects | |
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Missing objects in "Activities" | |
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Object omission in habituals | |
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Contextual binding of lexical constituents | |
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The Division of Labor between Syntax and IS | |
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References | |
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Index of terms | |
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Language Index | |
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Index of authors | |