Proceedings of the LFG'19 Conference

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• Alsina, Alex and Yang, Fengrong (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)Constraining Expletives in Englishabstract, pages 6–26
• Andrews, Avery D. (The Australian National University)A One-level Analysis of Icelandic Quirky Caseabstract, pages 27–47
• Arka, I Wayan (Australian National University and Udayana University)Number and Comitative-inclusory Constructions in Maroriabstract, pages 48–68
• Börjars, Kersti (University of Manchester)Noun Phrases in LFGabstract, paper not submitted
• Booth, Hannah (Ghent University and University of Konstanz) and Schätzle, Christin (University of Konstanz)The Syntactic Encoding of Information Structure in the History of Icelandicabstract, pages 69–89
• Bresnan, Joan (Stanford University)On Weak Pronouns in Englishabstract, paper not submitted
• Biswas, Alexander (University of Oxford)The passé composé and passé surcomposé Tenses in French: An LFG Implementation of the Collocational Approach to Inflectional Periphrasisabstract, paper not submitted
• Camilleri, Maris and Sadler, Louisa (University of Essex)A Non-Canonical Diachronic Formation of Raising Predicatesabstract, pages 90–110
• Dalrymple, Mary (University of Oxford) and King, Tracy Holloway (Adobe)A Beautiful Five Days in Canberraabstract, paper not submitted
• Gotham, Matthew (University of Oxford)Constraining Scope Ambiguity in LFG+Glueabstract, pages 111–129
• Jones, Stephen (University of Oxford)A Cognitive Model of Incremental Structure-building During Language Processing Using an LFG-based Representationabstract, paper not submitted
• Kaplan, Ronald M. (Stanford University) and Wedekind, Jürgen (University of Copenhagen)Tractability and Discontinuityabstract, pages 130–148
• Laczkó, Tibor (Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary)In Defence of the Complex Event vs. Simple Event Distinction in Russian, Hungarian and English Nominalsabstract, paper not submitted
• Laczkó, Tibor (Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary)On the Case of Argument Realization in Russian, Hungarian and English Nominalsabstract, paper not submitted
• Laczkó, Tibor (Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary) and Rákosi, György (University of Debrecen)Pronominal Possessors and Syntactic Functions in the Hungarian Possessive Noun Phraseabstract, pages 149–169
• Lødrup, Helge (University of Oslo), Singh, Raj and Toivonen, Ida (Carleton University)Distributive Possessors in Swedish and Norwegian: Binding, Agreement, and Quantificationabstract, pages 170–190
• Lowe, John J. (University of Oxford) and Birahimani, Ali H. (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)The Argument Structure of Siraiki Causativesabstract, pages 191–211
• Lowe, John J., Molina-Muñoz, Adriana and Ruppel, Antonia (University of Oxford)Causatives and their Passives in Sanskritabstract, pages 212–232
• Nordlinger, Rachel (University of Melbourne), Kidd, Evan (MPI Psycholinguistics) and Rodríguez, Gabriela Garrido (ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language)An Experimental Study of Free Word Order in Murrinhpatha (Australia)abstract, paper not submitted
• Otoguro, Ryo (Waseda University)Locality and non-locality in cross-clausal agreementabstract, paper not submitted
• Pretorius, Rigardt and Berg, Ansu (North-West University, South Africa)An LFG Analysis of Setswana Auxiliary Verb Phrases Indicating Tenseabstract, pages 233–250
• Ridge, Eleanor (Massey University and SOAS, University of London)Effects of Semantic Role on Constituent order: The Negative Clitic and Object Noun Phrase in Vatlongos (Vanuatu, Oceanic)abstract, paper not submitted
• Saikia, Pori and Camilleri, Maris (University of Essex)Assamese Case Alignment Shifts in Progressabstract, pages 251–271
• Sarveswaran, Kengatharaiyer (University of Moratuwa) and Butt, Miriam (University of Konstanz)Computational Challenges with Tamil Complex Predicatesabstract, pages 272–292
• Szűcs, Péter (University of Debrecen)Left Dislocation in Hungarianabstract, pages 293–313
• Thomas, Amanda (University of Oxford)Grammatical Features in the History of Pronouns: An LFG Accountabstract, paper not submitted
• Vincent, Nigel (The University of Manchester)CP and COMP in Diachronyabstract, pages 314–333
• Windschuttel, Glenn (University of Newcastle, Australia)Morphology or syntax: The two types of non-agreeing verbabstract, pages 334–352
• Zymla, Mark-Matthias (University of Konstanz)Aspectual Reasoning in LFG -- A Computational Approach to Grammatical and Lexical Aspectabstract, pages 353–373
• Zymla, Mark-Matthias and Sigwarth, Gloria (University of Konstanz)On the Syntax/Semantics Interface in Computational Glue Semantics: A Case Studyabstract, pages 374–392