Transitivity

1. Acknowledgments; 2. Trans-duction (by Brandt, Patrick); 3. Part I. Form and Meaning; 4. Types of transitivity, intransitive objects, and untransitivity - and the logic of their structural designs: Ways to keep apart derivation in syntax and in the lexicon (by Abraham, Werner); 5. The interaction of transitivity features in the sinhala involitive (by Beavers, John); 6. Transitivity in Chinese experiencer object verbs (by Verhoeven, Elisabeth); 7. Non-zero/non-zero alternations in differential object marking (by Keine, Stefan); 8. Part II. Acquisition and processing; 9. Children and transitivity: The subject-object asymmetry in a natural setting (by Hogeweg, Lotte); 10. Grammatical transitivity vs. interpretive distinctness: The case for a separation of two levels of representation that are often conflated (by Schlesewsky, Matthias); 11. Part III. Transitivity and diathesis; 12. The space between one and two: Transitives, intransitives and the middle voice (by Schepper, Kees de); 13. Event-structure and individuation in impersonal passives (by Primus, Beatrice); 14. Part IV. Crosslinguistic and crosscategorical considerations; 15. Lability and spontaneity (by Letuchiy, Alexander); 16. Transitivity of deverbal nominals and aspectual modifiers of the verbal stem (evidence from Russian) (by Pazelskaya, Anna); 17. Individuation and semantic role interpretation in the adpositional domain (by Lestrade, Sander); 18. Language index; 19. Subject index