Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar: The handbook
The first edition of the HPSG handbook is now published. It appeared in the Language Science Press series Empirically Oriented Theoretical Morphology and Syntax.Editors
- Stefan Müller, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin,
- Anne Abeillé, University of Paris
- Robert D. Borsley, University of Essex and Bangor University
- Jean-Pierre Koenig, University at Buffalo
Outline and finished chapters
- Introduction
- Basic properties and elements (Bob Borsley and Anne Abeillé)
- The evolution of HPSG (Dan Flickinger, Tom Wasow, and Carl Pollard)
- Formal background (Frank Richter)
- The nature and role of the lexicon in HPSG (Jean-Pierre Koenig, Anthony Davis)
- Understudied languages (Doug Ball)
- Syntactic phenomena
- Agreement (Steve Wechsler)
- Case (Adam Przepiórkowski)
- Nominal structures (Frank Van Eynde)
- Argument structure and linking (Jean-Pierre Koenig, Steve Wechsler, Anthony Davis)
- Constituent order (Stefan Müller)
- Complex predicates (Danièle Godard, Pollet Samvelian)
- Coordination (Anne Abeillé, Rui Chaves)
- Unbounded dependencies (Berthold Crysmann, Bob Borsley)
- Island phenomena and related matters (Rui Chaves)
- Idioms (Manfred Sailer)
- Relative clauses (Doug Arnold and Danièle Godard)
- Control and raising (Anne Abeillé)
- Negation (Jong-Bok Kim)
- Ellipsis (Joanna Nykiel, Jong-Bok Kim)
- Binding (Stefan Müller)
- Other levels of description
- Morphology (Berthold Crysmann)
- Semantics (Jean-Pierre Koenig, Frank Richter)
- Information structure (Kordula De Kuthy)
- Grammar in dialogue (Andy Lücking, Jonathan Ginzburg, Robin Cooper)
- Other areas of linguistics
- Processing (Tom Wasow)
- Computational linguistics and grammar engineering (Emily M. Bender, Guy Emerson)
- Gesture (Andy Lücking)
- The broader picture
- HPSG and Minimalism (Bob Borsley, Stefan Müller)
- HPSG and Categorial Grammar (Yusuke Kubota)
- HPSG and Lexical Functional Grammar (Stephen Wechsler, Ash Asudeh)
- HPSG and Dependency Grammar (Dick Hudson)
- HPSG and Construction Grammar (Stefan Müller)