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Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Universal Grammar The Oxford Handbook of Universal Grammar
Ian Roberts (ed.)
https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199573776.001.0001
Published online:
06 February 2017
Published in print:
22 December 2016
Online ISBN:
9780191749841
Print ISBN:
9780199573776

Contents

Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Universal Grammar The Oxford Handbook of Universal Grammar
Front Matter

List of Figures and Tables

https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199573776.002.0008
Pages
xi–xii
  • Published:
    December 2016
Subject
Linguistics
Series
Oxford Handbooks
Collection: Oxford Handbooks Online

Figures

10.1

The red balls are a subset of the balls. If one is anaphoric to ball, it would be mysterious if all of the referents of the NPs containing one were red balls. Learners should thus conclude that one is anaphoric to red ball.  246

10.2

Syntactic predictions of the alternative hypotheses. A learner biased to choose the smallest subset consistent with the data should favor the one = N0 hypothesis.  246

16.1

A sample from Longobardi et al. (2015), showing 20 parameters and 40 languages. The full version of the table, showing all 75 parameters, can be found at www.oup.co.uk/companion/roberts.  382

16.2

Sample parametric distances (from Longobardi et al. 2015) between the 40 languages shown in Figure 16.1. The full version of the figure showing all parametric distances can be found at www.oup.co.uk/companion/roberts.  388

16.3

A Kernel density plot showing the distribution of observed distances from Figure 16.2 (grey curve), observed distances between cross-family pairs from Figure 16.2 (dashed-line curve), and randomly-generated distances (black curve). From Longobardi et al. (2015).  390

16.4

KITSCH tree generated from the parametric distances of Figure 16.2.  391

19.1

Impairment of communication for speech, language, and pragmatics.  488

19.2

A minimalist architecture of the grammar.  494

Tables

13.1

Referential vs. bound interpretations for null vs. overt pronouns in Kanno (1997).  298

14.1

Summary of values of parameters discussed in this section for English, Chinese, and Japanese.  318

19.1

Classification of aphasias based on fluency, language understanding, naming, repetition abilities, and lesion site (BA = Brodmann area).  501

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