Acta Linguistica Hungarica

Guest editor's note
pp. 1-1(1)

VP-ellipsis and verbal inflection in Hungarian
pp. 3-23(21)
Author: Bartos H.

Sound-form non-insertion and the direction of ellipsis
pp. 3-24(22)
Author: Bartos H.

Complement selection in morphology and syntax
pp. 25-45(21)
Authors: Bisetto A.; Scalise S.

Multiple lexical selection and parallelism in Hungarian VP ellipsis
pp. 25-58(34)
Authors: Bánréti Z.

Resultative adjectives in Polish
pp. 47-79(33)
Author: Cetnarowska B.

Semantic licensisng of VP-ellipsis
pp. 59-78(20)
Author: Gyuris B.

Conceptual metaphors and blends of “understanding” and “knowledge” in Hungarian
pp. 79-100(22)
Author: Tolcsvai Nagy G.

Asymmetries: Consequences for morphological configurations and paradigms
pp. 81-101(21)
Author: Di Sciullo A-M.

Morphophonology and the hierarchical lexicon
pp. 101-136(36)
Authors: Trón V.; Rebrus P.

Productivity in word formation (WF): A morphological approach
pp. 103-145(43)
Authors: Dressler W.U.; Ladányi M.

Phonotactic grammaticality and the lexicon
pp. 137-153(17)
Authors: Törkenczy M.

Semantic differences of suffixal alternates in Hungary
pp. 144-177(34)
Author: Elekfi L.

Dismantling syllable structure
pp. 155-181(27)
Authors: Szigetvári P.

Case mismatches in Greek: Evidence for the autonomy of morphology
pp. 179-203(25)
Authors: Español Echevarría M.; Ralli A.

Lexical retrieval of complex predicates in an agrammatic aphasic subject's sentence production
pp. 183-216(34)
Author: Kiss K.

On the interaction between morphology and semantics: the Italian suffix - ATA
pp. 205-229(25)
Author: Gaeta L.

Person and number agreement in agrammatism
pp. 217-242(26)
Authors: Mészáros É.

On appreciative suffixes
pp. 231-247(17)
Authors: Gràcia L.; Turon L.

Vocabulary and morphological patterns in Hungarian children with Williams syndrome: a preliminary report
pp. 243-269(27)
Authors: Lukács Á.; Racsmány M.; Pléh C.

Where plural refuses to agree: feature unification and morphological economy
pp. 249-288(40)
Author: Ortmann A.

Clinical evidence of separate neuronal systems for phonemic, semantic and action information
pp. 271-290(20)
Authors: Kéri S.; Szendi I.; Benedek G.; Janka Z.

On the interaction of paradigmatic and syntagmatic stem alternation in Italian conjugation
pp. 289-314(26)
Authors: Pirrelli V.; Battista M.

Book reviews
pp. 291-314(24)

Deverbal adjectivalization as a gradual process
pp. 315-333(19)
Authors: Sleeman P.; Verheugd E.

Inflection and the lexeme
pp. 335-344(10)
Author: Spencer A.

Morphological properties in the lexicon: Diachronic evidence
pp. 345-356(12)
Author: Wurzel W.U.

Nachruf: Claus Jürgen Hutterer (2.11.1930-17.12.1997)
pp. 357-360(4)