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Object-mass nouns specify individuation lexically: Evidence from English and French
Khuyen N. Le, Alan C. Bale and David Barner
Sub-extracting out of the Icelandic *ABA problem
Michal Starke and Lars Ingolf Dale
Processing standard and expletive negation: An eye-tracking study on Italian temporal and causal clauses
Anna Teresa Porrini, Asya Zanollo, Veronica D'Alesio and Matteo Greco
When “passives” involve no A-movement: Rethinking Indonesian-type passives via East Javanese
Hero Patrianto and Victoria Chen
Get rich quick: Why kids don't need Occam's Razor
Kyle Gorman and Charles Reiss
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Collection: Substance-Free Phonology: principles, research directions, and current issues
Genitive alternation in possessives and beyond: morphological or structural variation?
Anna Kampanarou and Artemis Alexiadou
Compositional parsing in adjective-noun phrases: the role of adjective semantics
Oliwia Iwan and Eva Wittenberg
A large-scale investigation of vowel co-occurrence patterns in the world’s lexicons
Bruno Ferenc Šegedin and Uriel Cohen Priva
Finding anchors in code-switching: How nouns guide online processing of nominals across three bilingual groups
Sarah Frances Phillips and Yourdanis Sedarous
Reconciling animacy and noun class in Bantu
Claire Halpert and Christopher Hammerly
Semantic coherence in noun class assignment: An experimental investigation of isiXhosa
Robyn Berghoff, Linnaea Stockall and Khanyiso Jonas
Transitivity in flux: the role of Voice and v in the syntax of Dutch (change-of-)location verbs
Irina Burukina, Marcel den Dikken and Maria Polinsky
Cross-clausal movement and its limits
Line Mikkelsen, Grethe Schmidt and Ellen Thrane