Linguistic theory and South Asian languages : essays in honour of K.A. Jayaseelan

 Content: 1. Acknowledgements, pix; 2. Introduction (by Bayer, Josef), p1-11; 3. Clause Structure, p13; 4. What is 'Argument Sharing'?: A Case Study on Argument Sharing under VP-Serialization in Oriya (by Beermann, Dorothee), p15-28; 5. Pseudoclefts: a Fully Derivational Account (by Boeckx, Cedric), p29-40; 6. The Cleft Question and the Question of Cleft (by Madhavan, P.), p41-51; 7. Clausal Pied-piping and Subjacency (by Srikumar, K.), p53-69; 8. Modification in DP, p71; 9. On the Syntax of Quantity in English (by Kayne, Richard S.), p73-105; 10. Binding, p107; 11. Coreference Violations 'Beyond Principle B' (by Gueron, Jacqueline), p109-125; 12. Perspectives on Binding (by Reuland, Eric J.), p127-142; 13. Raising from a Tensed Clause and Linguistic Theory: Evidence from Maithili (by Yadava, Yogendra P.), p143-159; 14. Complementizers and Complementation, p161; 15. The Ubiquitous Complementizer (by Dasgupta, Probal), p163-173; 16. Word Order, Parameters, and the Extended COMP Projection (by Davison, Alice), p175-198; 17. The Particle ne in Direct yes-no Questions (by Barbora, Madhumita), p199-214; 18. Phonology, p215; 19. Underspecification and the Phonology of *NC??-Effects in Malayalam (by Das, Shyamal), p217-236; 20. The Disyllabic Word Minimum: Variations on a Theme in Bangla, Punjabi and Tamil (by Vijayakrishnan, K.G.), p237-247; 21. Writing Systems and Phonological Awareness (by Sailaja, Pingali), p249-265; 22. List of contributors, p267-270; 23. Bibliography of K.A. Jayaseelan, p271-274; 24. Index of names, p275-277; 25. Index of languages, p279-280; 26. Index of topics, p281-282