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  2. C O P i L cambridge occasional papers in ...

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_10_4_douglas.pdf
    13 Oct 2020: 19) a. is is the patient (for the new surgeon) to operate on.b. ... esenouns do not introduce new individuals to the discourse, but rather highlight someaspect of the individual denoted by the possessor.

  3. The syntactic role of discourse-related features∗ Silvio Cruschina…

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_5_2_cruschina.pdf
    13 Oct 2020: the numeration – SC]; no new objects are added in the course of computation apart from rearrangements of lexical properties” (Chomsky 1995:228). ... with focus, such as copular and existential sentences, whose function it is to introduce new

  4. 1 Fr4: Rethinking the Human: French Literature, Thought, and ...

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/fr4_reading_list_2020-21.pdf
    17 Sep 2020: See chapter 1 on the Tiers livre).] Heath, Michael J., Rabelais (New York: Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies, 1996). ... 1. Kennedy, William J., Rhetorical Norms in Renaissance Literature (New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1978).

  5. C O P i L cambridge occasional papers in ...

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_7_5_hu.pdf
    13 Oct 2020: 140. English resultatives revisited. b. At the opening of the new Parliament building, the crowd cheeredthe huge gates open. ... b. At the opening of the new Parliament building, the crowd cheeredthe huge gates open.

  6. C O P i L cambridge occasional papers in ...

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_9_1_baker.pdf
    6 Oct 2020: In conclusion, the new analysis I have presented has various advantages over thetraditional analysis. ... In the following section, I sketch formal treatments of the diagnosticsdiscussed in Section 2 in terms of this new analysis.

  7. willis

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_3_3_chien.pdf
    13 Oct 2020: 46. writing. Each retrieved item turns out to be a new memory probe. ... This break in the process entails the writer to begin the search again with a new memory probe.

  8. C O P i L cambridge occasional papers in ...

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_7_2_douglas.pdf
    13 Oct 2020: A new analysis of these generalisations will be developed inSection 4. ... 4 A new analysis. 4.1 The raising analysis (Bianchi, 2000a, 2000b; Kayne, 1994).

  9. C O P i L cambridge occasional papers in ...

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_9_8_deucharetal.pdf
    13 Oct 2020: Her data were collected in ‘El Barrio’, an area of New YorkCity inhabited by a Puerto Rican community since the 1930s. ... Johnson (2009) introduces a new version of the variable rule program calledRbrul, which we use in the present study.

  10. C O P i L cambridge occasional papers in ...

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_8_4_gotham.pdf
    13 Oct 2020: New Haven/London: Yale University Press. 82. Towards Glue for Minimalism. Matthew GothamResearch Department of LinguisticsUniversity College London2 Wakefield StreetLondon, WC1N 1PFUnited Kingdom.

  11. C O P i L cambridge occasional papers in ...

    https://www.mmll.cam.ac.uk/files/copil_10_1_ajer.pdf
    6 Oct 2020: Whether the change leads to a new result state or not does not make adierence to their temporal structure, and my data does not seem to support such adistinction either. ... would give the Form an inherent variability in readings.However, it is unclear

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