2 on the Relationship of the Lexicon to Syntax

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHAPTER I: SYNTAX AS A PROJECTION OF THE LEXICON 1. The core-semantic relations and their syntactic realization 2. Adjunct-semantic relations and their syntactic realization Footnotes to Chapter I CHAPTER II: EXTERNAL-ARGUMENTS: ARGUMENTAND ADJUNCT-SUBJECTS 1. Control and Raising Verbs: Some differences 1. The distribution of expletives and idioms 2. The distribution of the pronoun 'cal 3. Quantifier-scope 4. The distribution of the genitive clitic I en ' (I) 2. Types of n~n-overt 'NPs (I). A distinguishing feature: -th-role 3. VP as an Adjunct th-role assigner 1. Mixed Verbs: Raising and Control 2. Cases of Obliga~ory Adjunct th-role assignment 3. Summary. +A classification of verbs in $erms of -External semantic role and -Obligatory semantic role 4. Non-overt N~s 1. Types of non-overt NPs (lIt. Other ~istinguishing features: -pronominal, -anaphor 2. Co-superscripting, §-deletion, and the i-within-i Condition 1. An argument for the existence of [-th-role, +anaphor, +pronominal] non-overt NPs PAGE 2--