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Carnie, Andrew (1990) ‘Review of Ó Siadhail, M (1989) Modern Irish, Grammatical Structure and Dialectal Variation.’ Garm Lu (10) Spring 1990, Celtic Studies, University of Toronto.

Carnie, Andrew (1991) "Irish Clausal Constituent Structure" Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics 11.1 3-17

Carnie, Andrew (1993) ‘Nominal Predicates and Absolutive Case Marking in Irish’ MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 19, 89-129.

Carnie, Andrew (1994) ‘On the Head Movement of Complex Nominal Predicates’ Paper presented at the Annual meeting of the Canadian Linguistic Association, University of Calgary. Proceeding of Canadian Linguistic Association meeting, Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics.

Carnie, Andrew (1995) Head Movement and Non-Verbal Predication, Ph.D. Thesis, MIT. available from MITWPL

Carnie, Andrew (1995)'Complex Predicates and Deriving Copular Word Order’ Proceedings of the Language in Ireland Conference, Belfast Working Papers in Linguistics Vol. 13, 21-46. University of Ulster, Jordanstown, Northern Ireland.

Carnie, Andrew (1996) 'Book notice of Fassi Fehri, Abdelkadar (1993) Issues in the structure of Arabic Clauses and Words. SNLLT29, Kluwer, Dordrecht" Language 72.3, 664-665.

Carnie, Andrew (1997) 'Review of Aiden Doyle and Edmund Gussman (1997) Reverse Dictionary of Modern Irish.' Canadian Journal of Linguistics 42.1&2; 235-236.

Carnie, Andrew (1997) 'Two Types of Non-verbal Predication in Modern Irish', the Canadian Journal of Linguistics 42.1&2; 57-73.

Carnie, Andrew (1998) 'Review of Nigel Duffield (1995) Particles and Projections in Irish syntax' Journal of Linguistics 34;244-252.

Carnie, Andrew (2000-forthcoming) On the Notions XP and X^o. To appear in Syntax 4.3

Carnie, Andrew and Eithne Guilfoyle (2000) "Verb Initial Order." Carnie and Guilfoyle (eds) The Syntax of Verb Initial Languages. Oxford University Press. 3-12

Carnie, Andrew and Eithne Guilfoyle (eds) (2000) The Syntax of Verb Initial Languages. Oxford. Oxford University Press

Carnie, Andrew and Heidi Harley (1994) ‘Nominally Complex Copular Structures’. in Léa Nash and Georges Tsoulas (eds.) Actes du Premier Colloque Langue et Grammaire. 31-45

Carnie, Andrew and Jonathan Bobaljik (1992) ‘A Minimalist Approach to Some Problems of Irish Word Order’. Proceedings of the 12th annual Harvard Celtic Colloquium. Dept. of Celtic Studies, Harvard University.

Carnie, Andrew and Jonathan Bobaljik (1996) ‘A Minimalist approach to some problems of Irish Word Order" in B. Borsley and I. Roberts (eds.), The syntax of the Celtic languages. Cambridge University Press. 223-240. (Carnie 75%) *

Carnie, Andrew, and Heidi Harley (1995) ‘Nominally Phrasal Copular Structures’ Proceedings of WECOL (94) University of California, Los Angeles

Carnie, Andrew, and Heidi Harley (under review) Argument Licensing in a Verb Initial

Carnie, Andrew, Heidi Harley and Elizabeth Pyatt (1994) ‘The Resurrection: Raising to Comp, Evidence from Old Irish" Studies in the Linguistic Sciences Volume 24.1/2, 85-100.

Carnie, Andrew, Heidi Harley and Elizabeth Pyatt (2000) VSO order as Raising to out of IP. in Carnie and Guilfoyle (eds) The Syntax of Verb Initial Languages. Oxford University Press. 39-60.

Dooley Collberg 1989-1993 'Coniska', 'Cajun', 'Dun', "Gaeliska', 'Galliska', "Goideliska spåk', "Gäliska', 'Iriska', 'Irland (Språk)', 'Keltiska Språk', 'Kelto-iberiska', 'kymriska'; 'Manx', 'Mac'. In Nationalencyclopedin (The Swedish National Encyclopedia). Bra Böcker AB.

Dooley Collberg, 1988 Review of Hendrick, Anaphora in Celtic and Universal Grammar. Studia Linguistica 43.

Dooley Collberg, Sheila (in prep) Valency changing predicates in Maori.

Dooley Collberg, Sheila 1988, Preliminaries to a Referent Grammatical analysis of Modern Irish Relative Clauses. Lund University Working Paper 33, 91-102

Dooley Collberg, Sheila 1990, An expanded-INFL syntax for Modern Irish. Lund University Working Papers in Linguistics 36.

Dooley Collberg, Sheila 1991. Comparative Studies in Current Syntactic Theories. Ph.D. Dissertation. Lund University

Dooley Collberg, Sheila 1994 Attributive adjectives in Modern Irish Noun Phrases, Proceedings of the 8th conference of Nordic and General Linguistics, (Gothenburg Papers in Theoretical Linguistics 69) Vol 1, 71-82.

Dooley Collberg, Sheila 1997 Determiners and incorporation in Maori Lund University Working Papers 46, 25-44.

Harley, Heidi (1995) "Subjects, Events, & Licensing": Ph.D. Dissertation, MIT. Available from MITWPL.

Harley, Heidi (1997) "Agentivity and the Split VP," in Jorge Baptista, ed., University of the Algarve Seminaros de Linguistica:1

Jelinek, Eloise (in press) "Agreement, Clitics and Focus in Egyptian Arabic". In Studies in Semitic Syntax, Ur Shlonsky and Jamal Ouhalla, eds., Kluwer.

Jelinek, Eloise 1981. "An Agent Hierarchy in Some Coast Salish Languages". Occasional Papers in Linguistics No. 2, University of Montana, 16th International Conference on Salish and Neighboring Languages. with Richard A. Demers.

Jelinek, Eloise 1982. "Adjoined Clauses in Lummi". Working Papers for the 17th ICSNL. Portland State University, Portland. With Richard A. Demers.

Jelinek, Eloise 1982. "An Agent Hierarchy and Voice in Some Coast Salish Languages." IJAL 49.2, pp. 167-185. WithRichard A. Demers.

Jelinek, Eloise 1982. "The Syntactic Functions of Person Marking in Lummi". Working Papers, 17th ICSNL, Portland Oregon.

Jelinek, Eloise 1983. "Case and Configurationality", Coyote Papers 5. 73-108. University of Arizona, Tucson.

Jelinek, Eloise 1983. "On the Absence of Empty Categories in Lummi". Working Papers, 18th ICSNL, University of Vancouver, Vancouver, B.C. With Richard A. Demers.

Jelinek, Eloise 1983. "Person-Subject Marking in AUX in Egyptian Arabic" in Frank Heny and B. Richards, eds., Linguistic Categories: Auxiliaries and Related Puzzles, pp. 29-49. Reidel.

Jelinek, Eloise 1984. "Word Building Rules and Grammatical Categories in Lummi". Papers from the 19th ICSNL, Victoria, B.C. With Richard A. Demers.

Jelinek, Eloise 1985. "Constraints on Arguments in Lummi", Working Papers, 20th ICSNL, Vancouver, B.C. With Richard A. Demers.

Jelinek, Eloise 1985. "Ergativity and the Argument Type Parameter". Proceedings of the First Pacific ?Linguistics conference, University of Oregon, Eugene.

Jelinek, Eloise 1986. "The Ergativity Hypothesis and the Argument Hierarchy in Nisgha". Papers from the 21st ICSNL, Seattle.

Jelinek, Eloise 1987. "Auxiliaries and Ergative Splits: A Typological Parameter." Historical Development of Auxiliaries, Harris, Martin and Paolo Ramat, eds., Trends in Linguistics, Studies and Monographs Mouton de Gruyter.

Jelinek, Eloise 1987. "Headless Relatives and Pronominal Arguments: A Typological Perspective." Native American Languages and Grammatical Typology. Papers from a Chicago Linguistics Society Parasession. Kroeber, Paul D. and Robert E. Moore, eds. Indiana University Linguistics Club, Bloomington.

Jelinek, Eloise 1993. "Distributing Arguments". With Molly Diesing. Working Papers in Scandinavian Syntax.

Jelinek, Eloise 1993. "Ergative Splits and Argument Type". MIT Working Papers in Linguistics #18, ?Papers on Case and Agreement. J. Bobaljik and C. Phillips, eds., pp. 15 - 42.

Jelinek, Eloise 1993. "Prepositions and the Noun/Verb Question in Salish." Working Papers of 28th ICSNL, of Washington, Seattle.

Jelinek, Eloise 1993. "Prepositions in Straits Salish and the Noun/Verb Question". Working Papers of the 28th ICSNL, University of Washington, Seattle, pp. 159 - 174.

Jelinek, Eloise 1994. "Predicates and Pronominal Arguments in Straits Salish". LANGUAGE 70.4,pp. 697-736 with Richard A. Demers.

Jelinek, Eloise 1995. "Distributing Arguments." NATURAL LANGUAGE SEMANTICS 3.2. With Molly Diesing.

Jelinek, Eloise 1995. "Quantification in Straits Salish." In Quantification in Natural Languages, Emmon Bach, Eloise Jelinek, Angelika Kratzer and Barbara Partee, eds., Kluwer.

Jelinek, Eloise 1996. "Definiteness and Second Position Clitics in Straits Salish." In Approaching Second: Second Position Clitics and Related Phenomena. Aaron Halpern and Arnold Zwicky, eds., CSLI.