Atomism and Binding

Title Page......Page 5
Contents......Page 7
Preface: Perspectives on Binding and Atomism......Page 9
1. Split Antecedents, Noncoreference, and DRT......Page 29
2. Binding Theory and Switch-Reference......Page 59
3. Condition C......Page 79
4. The Semantic Significance of Syntactic Identity......Page 117
5. Pronouns and Agreement: Systems Interaction in the Coding of Reference......Page 143
6. Binding Theory on Minimalist Assumptions......Page 169
7. A Configurational Approach to Thematic Binding......Page 183
8. A Plea for Implicit Anaphora......Page 211
9. Sloppy Identity and Principle B......Page 233
10. Anaphora and the Uniformity of Grammar......Page 263
11. Levels of Representation and the Elements of Anaphora......Page 279
12. On the Syntax of Local and Logophoric Control......Page 297
13. Logical Entailment and the Possessive Nature of Reflexive Pronouns......Page 323
14. Long Distance "Binding" In Icelandic: Syntax or Discourse?......Page 351
15. Symmetry and Unity in the Theory of Anaphora......Page 369
16. Pronouns and Perspectives......Page 409
Index of Names......Page 436
Authors' addresses and affiliations......Page 439