Abstract
1. Bidirectional Optimality Theory: An introduction (by Benz, Anton) 2. A programme for bidirectional phonology and phonetics and their acquisition and evolution (by Boersma, Paul) 3. A note on the emergence of subject salience (by Mattausch, Jason) 4. Language acquisition and language change in bidirectional Optimality Theory (by Hendriks, Petra) 5. Sense and simplicity: Bidirectionality in differential case marking (by Swart, Peter de) 6. On the interaction of tense, aspect and modality in Dutch (by Gerrevink, Richard van) 7. Production and comprehension in context: The case of word order freezing (by Bouma, Gerlof) 8. Bayesian interpretation and Optimality Theory (by Zeevat, Henk) 9. Bidirectional grammar and bidirectional optimization (by Blutner, Reinhard) 10. On bidirectional Optimality Theory for dynamic contexts (by Benz, Anton)
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