All Articles
This page provides a masterlist of all articles that have been published in all digital volumes of COPiL (Volume 3 onwards). The articles are ordered by author surname and year.
Text simplification of legal English: laws on women's rights in Pakistan
Naveed Ahmad and Napoleon Katsos
V6, pp. 295-310
The middle voice, valency and Aktionsart in the Arabic verb
Hanna Danbolt Ajer
V10, pp. 1-21
Hanna Danbolt Ajer
V10, pp. 256-266
Safety in numbers: Geminates in Lisbon Portuguese
Samuel Andersson
V10, pp. 22-37
The modal value of ancora/angórə in Barese and northern Apulian varieties
Luigi Andriani
V9, pp. 235-245
Negation in Baltic Middle Low German
Caroline Appleby
V9, pp. 35-81
Acquisition of tonal targets in Catalan, Spanish, and English
Lluïsa Astruc, Pilar Prieto, Elinor Payne, Brechtje Post, and Maria del Mar Vanrell
V5, pp. 1-14
Seth Aycock
V12, pp. 1-30
Split intransitivity in English
James Baker
V9, pp. 1-34
Split intransitivity in Basque
James Baker
V11, pp. 1-35
Conceptualising an Ideal Computer-Assisted Pronunciation Training System: Educational Technology
Nick Ballou
V11, pp. 120-130
The Mechanics of Mismatched Ellipsis
Ema Banerjee
V13, pp. 118-131
Semi null-subject languages, expletives and expletive pro reconsidered
Theresa Biberauer
V4, pp. 1-45
Factors 2 and 3: a principled approach
Theresa Biberauer
V10, pp. 38-65
Theresa Biberauer
V11, pp. 131-145
Subject, Tense and Verb Movement in Germanic and Romance
Theresa Biberauer and Ian Roberts
V3, pp. 24-43
Towards a parameter hierarchy for auxiliaries:diachronic considerations
Theresa Biberauer and Ian Roberts
V6, pp. 267-294
Rethinking formal hierarchies: a proposed unification
Theresa Biberauer and Ian Roberts
V7, pp. 1-31
Restructuring the tough approach to the Mandarin long passive
Alison Biggs
V6, pp. 237-266
Resumption in English: An investigation of usage and acceptability
Hannah Blythe
V9, pp. 156-183
'Pronounce φ': 'Number' Clitics in a Non-Redundant Null-Subject System
Caterina Bonan
V13, pp. 1-34
Núria Bosch
V14(1), pp. 1-33
Apparently semantically-motivated extraction in a autonomous syntax
J. M. M. Brown
V8, pp. 6-22
Expressive 'dimension'? Towards a redefinition of lexical expressives
Mireia Cabanes-Calabuig
V14(2), pp. 1-26
Physical activity as an enhancer of vocabulary learning: a brief narrative overview
Carla Pastorino Campos
V11, pp. 146-151
Italian Middle si: Evidence from non-finite clauses
Leonardo Russo Cardona
V14(1), pp. 228-241
The conceptual network approach to semantic typology: introduction and application
James N. Chancharu
V7, pp. 83-134
Whose Metaphor?: Metaphor in Belief Reports
Xiaoxuan Chen
V13, pp. 132-143
Shih-Chih Chien
V3, pp. 44-61
The syntax-semantics interface in generative, parallel and functional frameworks
Lucía Contreras-García
V8, pp. 23-40
The syntactic role of discourse-related features
Silvio Chruschina
V5, pp. 15-30
Should Rhythm metrics take account of fundamental frequency?
Ruth Cumming
V4, pp. 1-16
Codeswitching Practices of Bulgarian-English Bilinguals
Yoana I. Dancheva
V14(1), pp. 200-213
Margaret Deuchar, Kevin Donnelly, and Caroline Piercy
V9, pp. 212-234
Agreement (and disagreement) among relatives
Jamie A. Douglas
V7, pp. 33-60
Unifying the that-trace and anti-that-trace effects
Jamie Douglas
V9, pp. 184-211
Control into infinitival relatives
Jamie Douglas
V10, pp. 66-87
Intervention effects in English and Russian speakers' L2 Chinese wh-questions
Esuna Dugarova
V5, pp. 31-45
The underlying conditionality of conditionals which do not use if
Chi-Hé Elder
V6, pp. 177-200
Classifying conditionals: the case of metalinguistic if you like
Chi-Hé Elder
V7, pp. 61-82
The dynamics of structure building in Rangi: at the syntax-semantics interface
Hannah Gibson
V8, pp. 41-55
Sophia Gilman
V6, pp. 131-175
A Diachronic Study of the Pre- and Post-Verbal Distribution of Prepositional Phrases in Latin
Sarah Gordon
V14(1), pp. 34-87
Towards Glue Semantics for Minimalist syntax
Matthew Gotham
V8, pp. 56-83
An Analysis of Scalar Items under Memory Load Using an Inference Task
Blanche Gonzales de Linares
V12, pp. 31-46
The challanges of cross-linguistic parsing
Maja Gwóźdź
V10, pp. 267-278
An OT Analysis of French Schwa Deletion
Ethan L. Hawkins
V14(1), pp. 214-227
A syntactic account for the parametric variation of the Number feature
Christopher Hicks
V9, pp. 82-107
Demonstratives and personal pronouns
Georg Höhn
V8, pp. 84-105
English resultatives revisited
Xuhui Hu
V7, pp. 135-157
Manifestation of vagueness in language use: two experiments
Minyao Huang
V6, pp. 63-94
Napoleon Katsos
V13, pp. 144-157
Napoleon Katsos, Jenny Gibson, Isabelle Lorge, Lisa-Maria Müller, Özge Öztürk, Julie Reynolds, Elspeth Wilson and Karen Forbes
V13, pp. 35-62
Case-Mismatching in Urdu Sluicing
Sana Kidwai
V12, pp. 47-78
A Survey of Urdu Subjects and their Properties
Sana Kidwai
V14(2), pp. 27-70
Null arguments in Old Norwegian: Interaction between pronouns and functional domains
Kari Kinn
V9, pp. 108-129
Liam McKnight
V14(1), pp. 88-123
Hierarchical Syntax and Domain-Generality: A Review
Dag-Tore Nordbø Kristiansen
V14(2), pp. 165-175
Compositionality of Complex Concepts
Imogen Lemon
V12, pp. 79-112
Priming the Mental Representation of Tone Sandhi in Kunming Dialect
Xiyuan Li
V13, pp. 158-167
Mohyi Eldeen Maziad
V11, pp. 36-56
American English Rhotic Rhymes: Phonemic rhotacized schwa or underlying /V+ɹ/?
Connor McCabe
V11, pp. 36-56
Linearization and post-syntactic operations in the Quechua DP
Neil Myler
V5, pp. 46-66
Glenda Newton
V4, pp. 1-20
Case Contiguity from the Germanic Perspective: Typology, diachrony and reconstruction
Adam Nicholas
V14(2), pp. 71-138
Agreeing with nothing: opacity and the implications of the minimalist program for phonology
J. Joseph Perry
V6, pp. 49-62
Asymmetry in Polar Interrogatives: An exploratory work
Valentin Rădulescu
V13, pp. 168-184
Making the Implicit Explicit: Language as nature, culture, and structure
Martin Renard
pp. 185-196
Negative inversion without negation: On fuck-inversion in British English
Craig Sailor
V10, pp. 88-110
Julia Schwarz
V10, pp. 111-151
The Source and Nature of Conventions in Discourse: An Arabic survey-based study
Sadiya Shahid
V12, pp. 113-125
A new take on partial control: defective thematic intervention
Michelle Sheehan
V6, pp. 1-47
Roberto B. Sileo
V11, pp. 86-119
Towards a Conceptual-Semantic Model of Cross-Sentential Anaphora
Roberto B. Sileo and Kasia M. Jaszczolt
V13, pp. 62-97
Conjunct Case in Insular Scandinavian: A corpus study
Oddur Snorrason
V14(2), pp. 176-192
Prosodically-driven morphosyntactic change? Revisiting the history of Chinese disyllabic words
Chenchen Song
V10, pp. 152-196
Dimitra Stasinou, Theresa Biberauer, Ebele Mọgọ and Andrew Caines
V14(1), pp. 124-144
Richard Stockwell
V9, pp. 130-155
Modelling Unnatural Classes of Harmonic Vowels in Substance-Free Phonology
Ariwan Kai Addy Suhairi
V14(1), pp. 145-179
Who Moo-ved my Cow? The Lexicalization of Onomatopoeia and Imitative Shift in Mandarin
Arthur Thompson
V9, pp. 246-253
Prosody and Syllabic Structure in the Banawá Language
Laísa Tossin
V12, pp. 126-133
Phasing out phases and re-relativizing relativized minimality
John Torr
V6, pp. 96-129
CP Complements of Er-Nominalisations in English
Matthew Tyler
V13, pp. 98-117
Subject agreement and the EPP in Bantu agreeing inversion
Jenneke van der Wal
V6, pp. 201-236
Deriving the Final-over-Final Constraint from third factor considerations
George Walkden
V5, pp. 67-72
Towards a typology of sibling languages
Mary Ann Walter and Imogen Lemon
V11, pp. 152-162
Is the Syntax-Prosody Interaction ‘Unidirectional’?
Melody Wang
V14(1), pp. 242-258
The computability and computational complexity of generativity
Jeffery Watumull
V6, pp. 311-329
Embodiment Effects in Idiom Processing
T. R. Williamson
V14(1), pp. 180-199
A minimalist approach to Jespersen's cycle in Welsh
David Willis
V3, pp. 2-23
The geometrical structure of linguistic theory: The case of Russian split scrambling
Thomas Jolyon Wood
V10, pp. 197-236
Chris Mengying Xia
V10, pp. 237-255
Fanghua Zheng
V14(2), pp. 139-164
