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Maria Alm
The Contribution of Sentence Positions: The Word also in Spoken German
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Saliency Left Dislocation versus Contrastive Topicalization
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Discourse Functions at the Perephery: Noncanonical Word Order in English
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Fronted Quantificational Adverbs
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Dislocation without Movement
Judit Gervain
The Syntax and Semantics of the Resumptive Dependency in Hungarian Focus-raising Constructions
Beáta Gyuris
A New Approach to the Scope of Contrastive Topics
Liliane Haegeman
Topicalization, CLLD and the Left Periphery
Konstantina Haidou
On the Syntax and Pragmatics Interface: Left-peripheral, Medial and Right-peripheral Focus in Greek
Anke Holler
How the Left-Periphery of a Wh-relative Clause Determines Its Syntactic and Semantic Relationships
Ruth Kempson, Jieun Kiaer, Ronnie Cann
Topic and Focus at the Peripheries: The Dynamics of Tree Growth
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On the Correlative Nature of Hungarian Left-peripheral Relatives
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Discontinuity and Discourse Structure: Stranded Nominals as Asserted Background Topics
Yukiko Morimoto, Sam Mchombo
Configuring Topic in the Left Periphery: A Case of Chichewa Split-NPs
Nicola Munaro, Cecilia Poletto
Sentential Particles and Clausal Typing in the Veneto Dialects
Frederick J. Newmeyer
On Split-CPs, Uninterpretable Features, and the 'Perfectness' of Language
Andreas Nolda
Topics Detached on the Left: On 'Left Dislocation', 'Hanging Topic', and Related Constructions in German
Javier Pérez Guerra, David Tizón-Couto
'These hands, they are apt enough to dislocate and tear thy flesh': On Left Dislocation in the Recent History of the English Language
Benjamin Shaer, Werner Frey
'Integrated' and 'Non-Integrated' Left-peripheral Elements in German and English
Nicholas Sobin
Echo Questions, Echo Negations, and Split CP
Augustin Speyer
Competing Contrains on Vorfeldbesetzung in German
Malte Zimmermann
Discourse Particles in the Left Periphery
