Abstract

1. Case, Agreement, and Expletives: A parametric difference in Old French and Modern French (by Arteaga, Deborah) 2. Paradigmatic and Syntagmatic Relations in Italian Verbal Inflection (by Burzio, Luigi) 3. The Role of the L1 in the Overgeneralization of Causatives in L2 English and L2 Spanish (by Cabrera, Monica) 4. The Inchoative Interpretation of the Imperfecto (by Cipria, Alicia) 5. Reinterpreting the CV Transition: Emergence of the glide as an allophone of the palatal lateral (by Colantoni, Laura) 6. Intervocalic Velar Nasals in Galician (by Colina, Sonia) 7. Null Objects in French and English (by Cummins, Sarah) 8. Micro-Parametric Variation and Negative Concord (by Deprez, Viviane) 9. Contrast and Addition in Romance: A case study in microvariation (by Eguren, Luis) 10. On the Structure of Syncretism in Romanian Conjugation (by Feldstein, Ronald F.) 11. Sluicing in Romanian: A typological study (by Hoyt, Frederick) 12. Romance Intonation From a Comparative and Diachronic Perspective: Possibilities and limitations (by Hualde, Jose Ignacio) 13. Romance SE as an Aspectual Element (by Kempchinsky, Paula) 14. Proto-Romance *[w] and the Velar Preterites (by Lief, Eric) 15. The Phonological Role of Paradigms: The case of insular Catalan (by Lloret, Maria-Rosa) 16. A Constraint-Based Analysis of Galician Geada (by Martinez-Gil, Fernando) 17. Peak Placement in Two Regional Varieties of Peruvian Spanish Intonation (by O'Rourke, Erin) 18. On Intentional Causation in Italian (by Vecchiato, Antonella) 19. Inversion, Reconstruction, and the Structure of Relative Clauses (by Vicente, Luis) 20. Infinitival Complement Constructions in Spanish: A Construction Grammar approach (by Yoon, Jiyoung) 21. Index of Terms and Concepts

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