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CONTENTS
Preface = xi
1 Introduction = 1
 1.1 Preliminaries = 1
 1.2 Background assumptions = 2
  1.2.1 The organization of the grammar = 2
  1.2.2 $$\bar X$$-theory = 3
  1.2.3 Θ-theory = 3
  1.2.4 Government theory = 4
  1.2.5 Case theory = 5
  1.2.6 Binding theory = 6
 1.3 The theory of phrase markers = 6
  1.3.1 The definition of Reduced Phrase Markers = 6
  1.3.2 Reconsidering dominates and precedes = 12
2 Coordination = 17
 2.1 Introduction = 17
  2.1.1 A short conceptual history of the study of coordination = 17
  2.1.2 Union of phrase markers = 20
 2.2 Linearization = 22
  2.2.1 Linearization derived = 22
  2.2.2 Apparent counterexamples = 27
  2.2.3 The order of conjuncts = 31
  2.2.4 Conjunction-placement = 32
 2.3 Union of phrase markers and the coordination of likes = 34
  2.3.1 The Law of the Coordination of Likes = 34
  2.3.2 Formalizing union of phrase markers = 36
  2.3.3 The LCL derived = 38
  2.3.4 Comparison with other versions of the LCL = 41
  2.3.5 Syntactic categories and the LCL = 43
  2.3.6 Clauses conjoined with NP's = 46
  2.3.7 The LCL in Malayalam = 49
 2.4 Interpretation in LF = 53
  2.4.1 θ-theory = 53
  2.4.2 Traditional problems = 55
  2.4.3 Binding theory = 57
 2.5 Extraction = 64
  2.5.1 Coordinate Structure Constraint = 64
  2.5.2 Across-the-Board exceptions to the CSC = 66
  2.5.3 Extraction in Palauan = 67
  2.5.4 Across-the-Board asymmetries = 68
  2.5.5 ATB asymmetries and GLBC, PCC, ECP = 71
  2.5.6 Some remaining problems with ATB asymmetries = 74
  2.5.7 Conclusion = 77
 2.6 Gapping = 77
  2.6.1 Linking = 80
  2.6.2 A language without linking? = 89
  2.6.3 Forward and backward Gapping = 90
  2.6.4 Gapping without linking = 91
 2.7 Subject-verb agreement = 92
 2.8 Right Node Raising = 96
 2.9 Summary = 97
3 Romance causatives = 98
 3.1 Prelude = 98
 3.2 Introduction = 102
 3.3 Parallel structures = 106
  3.3.1 Faire and subcategorization = 106
  3.3.2 Case-assignment = 110
  3.3.3 Summary = 111
 3.4 The distribution of lexical NP's = 112
  3.4.1 Transitive and intransitive clauses = 112
  3.4.2 PP complements = 114
  3.4.3 PP complements in Spanish = 116
  3.4.4 Passive = 117
  3.4.5 Faire-par = 120
  3.4.6 Summary = 123
 3.5 The distribution of clitic pronouns = 123
  3.5.1 A theory of clitics = 123
  3.5.2 Transitive clauses = 125
  3.5.3 Intransitive clauses = 127
  3.5.4 PP complements = 128
  3.5.5 Faire-par = 129
  3.5.6 Reflexive se = 131
  3.5.7 Clitics in Spanish = 132
  3.5.8 Conclusion = 134
 3.6 Conclusion = 136
4 Restructuring = 138
 4.1 Introduction = 138
 4.2 Restructuring and parallel structures = 142
  4.2.1 Basic structure = 142
  4.2.2 Case-assignment = 143
  4.2.3 Lexical NP's, PRO, and 0-role deletion = 144
  4.2.4 θ-role assignment = 147
 4.3 Consequences = 151
  4.3.1 Auxiliary selection = 151
  4.3.2 Passives = 154
  4.3.3 Dative clitics = 155
  4.3.4 Other clitics = 156
  4.3.5 Matrix ergative verbs = 158
  4.3.6 PRO = 159
 4.4 Conclusion = 161
  4.4.1 Summary = 161
  4.4.2 Some speculations on wanna-contraction = 162
5 Parallel structures = 165
 5.1 Parallel structures and the operation of the grammar = 165
 5.2 Other versions of parallel structures = 168
 5.3 Parallel structures and linguistic theory = 172
Notes = 174
References = 186
Index of names = 190
Index of topics = 192