HPSG 2004

The 11th International Conference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar

• The HPSG Conference is held on August 4-6, 2004.

The exact timetable will be announced soon.

Approved papers:

An HPSG Analysis of Persian Relative Clauses
Mehran Taghvaipour
(University of Essex)

Mismatches at the semantics-pragmatics interface
Markus Egg
(Saarland University)

Non-Restrictive Relative Clauses in Construction Based HPSG
Doug Arnold
(University of Essex)

Obligatory, optional and impossible case transmission in control constructions
Adam Przepiórkowski and Alexandr Rosen
(Polish Academy of Sciences and Charles University, Prague)

Norwegian word order in HPSG
Liv Ellingsen
(University of Oslo)

Exempt reflexives and psych verbs
Tibor Kiss
(Ruhr-Uni Bochum)

Semantic selection in a cross-linguistic framework
Dan Flickinger and Emily Bender
(CSLI, Stanford and Univerity of Washington)

An Analysis of Depictive Secondary Predicates in German without Discontinuous Constituents
Stefan Mueller
(Bremen University)

Constituency, word order and focus projection
Takafumi Maekawa
(University of Essex)

Towards Licensing of Adverbial Noun Phrases in HPSG
Beata Trawinski
(University of Tübingen)

Possessive relatives and cooperating constructions
Farrell Ackerman and Rob Malouf
(University of California at San Diego and San Diego State University)

The syntax of French de-N' phrases
Anne Abeille and Olivier Bonami and Daniele Godard and Jesse Tseng
(LLF UMR 7110 & Université Paris 7 and Loria UMR 7503)

GIDLP: A Grammar Format for Linearization-Based HPSG
Mike Daniels and Detmar Meurers
(Ohio State University)

Propositional Relative Clauses in German
Manfred Sailer
(University of Tübingen)

Raising doubts about Russian impersonals
Jean-Pierre Koenig and Tony Davis
(University at Buffalo and Streamsage Inc.)

A comprehensive theory of coordination of unlikes
Shuichi Yatabe
(University of Tokyo)

Pied piping is a local dependency
Frank Van Eynde
(Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)

An approach to English comparative correlatives
Robert D. Borsley
(University of Essex)

Between shifts and alternations: ditransitive constructions
Valia Kordoni
(Saarland University)

Some Arguments for Coordinate Ellipsis in HPSG
John Beavers and Ivan A. Sag
(Stanford University)

Reserve papers:

License to coll: How to bind bound words and readings to their contexts
Jan-Philipp Soehn
(University of Jena)

Head-Initial Constructions in Japanese
Melanie Siegel and Emily M. Bender
(Saarland University and University of Washington)