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Readings mentioned in the syllabus:

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Büring & Gunlogson (2000). Aren’t positive and negative polarity questions the same? Ms., UCSC. On semanticsarchive.net.

Cheng, Lisa (1997). On the typology of wh-questions. New York: Garland.

Cheng, Lisa (2003). Wh-in-situ. Got International SOTA.

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Culicover (2001).

Hagstrom, Paul (2003). What questions mean. Glot International 7(7/8):188-201. Manuscript.

Hagstrom, Paul (2006). A-not-A questions. In Martin Everaert and Henk van Riemsdijk (eds.), The Blackwell Companion to Syntax. Volume 1. Chapter 7. Oxford: Blackwell. Manuscript.

Hagstrom, Paul, and Svetlana McCoy (2003). Russian zhe. FASL xx. xx-xx. Manuscript.

Hamblin, C.L. (1958). Questions. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 36(3):159-168.

Han (2002).

Kitagawa, Yoshihisa (2005). Prosody, syntax and pragmatics of wh-questions in Japanese. English Linguistics 22(2): 302-346.

Kratzer, Angelika (2005).

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Richards, Norvin (2006). Beyond strength and weakness. Ms., MIT.

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Some other things:

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Cable, Seth (2010). The Grammar of Q.

Chierchia, Gennaro (1991). Functional WH and weak crossover. WCCFL 10. 75-90.

Hagstrom, Paul (2000). The Movement of Question Particles. In M. Hirotani, A. Coetzee, N. Hall, and J.-Y. Kim (eds.), NELS 30: Proceedings of the North East Linguistics Society. Amherst, MA: GLSA. 275-286. Manuscript.

Hagstrom, Paul (2004). Particle movement in Sinhala and Japanese. In Dayal, V., and A. Mahajan (eds.), Clause Structure in South Asian Languages, Dordrecht: Kluwer. 227-252. Manuscript.

Kratzer, Angelika, and Junko Shimoyama (2002). Indeterminate pronouns: The view from Japanese. Paper presented at the 3rd Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics. On semanticsarchive.net.

Oiry, Maga, and Hamida Demirdache (2005). Evidence from L1 acquisition for the syntax of wh-scope marking in French. Ms., Université de Nantes.

Richards, Norvin (2000). An island effect in Japanese. Journal of East Asian Linguistics.