Beyond Functional Sequence The Cartography of Syntactic Structures, Volume 10

Ur Shlonsky is Professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Geneva.

Introduction
Ur Shlonsky

Part 1: The Articulation of Focus

1. Can the Metrical Structure of Italian Motivate Focus Fronting?
Giuliano Bocci and Cinzia Avesani

2. The Focus Map of Clefts: Extraposition and Predication
Adriana Belletti

3. Focus Fronting and the Syntax-Semantics Interface
Valentina Bianchi

4. The Syntax of It-Clefts and the Left Periphery of the Clause
Liliane Haegeman, André Meinunger, and Aleksandra Vercauteren

5. Focus and Wh in Jamaican Creole: Movement and Exhaustiveness
Stephanie Durrleman and Ur Shlonsky

Part 2: Word order, Features and Agreement

6. Word Orders in the Old Italian DP
Cecilia Poletto

7. The CP/DP (Non-)Parallelism Revisited
Christopher Laenzlinger

8. Cartography and Optional Feature Realization in the Nominal Expression
Anna Cardinaletti and Giuliana Giusti

9. Czech Numerals and No Bundling
Pavel Caha

Part 3: The Left Periphery

10. Cartographic Structures in Diachrony. The Case of C-omission
Irene Franco

11. Two ReasonPs: What Are*(n't) You Coming to US for?
Yoshio Endo

12. Double Fronting in Bavarian Left Periphery
Günther Grewendorf

Part 4: Hierarchies and Labels

13. Cartography and Selection: Case Studies in Japanese
Mamoru Saito

14. On the Topography of Chinese Modals
Wei-Tien Dylan Tsai

15. The Clausal Hierarchy, Features and Parameters
Theresa Biberauer & Ian Roberts

16. Cartography, Criteria, and Labeling
Luigi Rizzi