Argument Structure and Syntactic Relations

1. Argument structure and syntactic relations (by Duguine, Maia); 2. Part 1. Semantic and syntactic properties of the event structure; 3. Aspectual composition in causatives (by Babicheva, Maria); 4. Atelicity and anticausativization (by Lyutikova, Ekaterina); 5. Minimalist variability in the verb phrase (by MacDonald, Jonathan E.); 6. On the l-syntax of manner and causation (by Mateu, Jaume); 7. Nominalization, event, aspect and argument structure: A syntactic approach (by Sleeman, Petra); 8. Part 2. A global view on argument structure; 9. The syntax of argument structure (by Babby, Leonard H.); 10. Argument structure and quantifier scope (by Bowers, John); 11. Part 3. Syntactic heads involved in argument structure; 12. An l-syntax for adjuncts (by Gallego, Angel J.); 13. The derivation of dative alternations (by Ormazabal, Javier); 14. Basque ditransitives (by Oyharcabal, Benat); 15. Applicative structure and Mandarin ditransitives (by Paul, Waltraud); 16. Unintentionally out of control (by Taraldsen, Knut Tarald); 17. Part 4. Argument structure in language acquisition; 18. Zero time-arguments in French child language (by Demirdache, Hamida); 19. Reevaluating the role of innate linking rules in the acquisition of verb argument structure: Evidence from child Hebrew (by Uziel-Karl, Sigal); 20. Name and subject index