Nouns and the Morphosyntax / Semantics Interface

Chapter 1 Why the Morphosyntax/Semantics Interface Matters for Nouns

Chapter 2 Nouns, Names, and Abstract Kinds

Chapter 3 Proper Names and the “Noun”/“Name” Categories: Pseudo-Nouns, Real Names

Chapter 4 The Noun Class in Japanese: Morphosyntactic and Semantic Properties

Chapter 5 Conversion Versus Coercion in the Nominal Domain: Two Phenomena at the Lexis-Grammar Interface

Chapter 7 Of Birds of Prey and Men of Honour : Head-Classifier Constructions in English

Chapter 8 A Swarm of Helicopters , the Last Couple of Weeks : A Constructional Analysis of the Syntax/Semantics Interface for the Classification of N1 as “Collective” or “Quantificational”

Chapter 9 Polar Nouns and Polar Concealed Questions

Chapter 10 God, It’s Amazing the Junk People Will Buy! When a Construction Impacts Lexical Choices: The Case of Nouns in Concealed Exclamations

Chapter 11 Nouns and Iconicity of Distance: When Syntactic Proximity to the Noun Mirrors Semantic Closeness

Chapter 12 Resumptive Post-Modification as a Cohesive Feature of Signalling Nouns

Chapter 13 Influence of the Head Noun and Integration of the Dependent in Near-Compound Nominals Such as High Executive

Chapter 14 The Semantics of English Nominalizations: How Much Is Usage?

Chapter 15 From Productive - ness Word-Formation to Creative Suffix - iness : The Case of Truthiness

Chapter 16 How Is Stickage Different from Sticking ? A Study of the Semantic Behaviour of V- age and V- ing Nominalisations (on Monomorphemic Bases)