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    Transactions of the Philological Society: Volume 108, Issue 3

    213-401
    November 2010
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Original articles

Middle English occupational bynames as lexical evidence: a study of names in the Nottingham borough court rolls 1303–1455. Part 2, etymologies

Peter McClure, 
  • Pages: 213-231
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

Requesting in a letter: context, syntax and the choice between complements in the letters of Cicero and Pliny the Younger

Hilla Halla-aho, 
  • Pages: 232-247
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

Is there a postdeterminer in the English noun phrase?

Tine Breban, 
  • Pages: 248-264
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

Special issue: The prosody-syntax connection

Edited by Nigel Vincent and Louise Mycock

Prominence in Hungarian: the prosody–syntax connection

Louise Mycock, 
  • Pages: 265-297
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

Prosody and syntax in sign languages

Wendy Sandler, 
  • Pages: 298-328
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

Cross-linguistic comparison of prosody, syntax and information structure in a production experiment on localising expressions

Caroline Féry,  Stavros Skopeteas,  Robin Hörnig, 
  • Pages: 329-351
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

An edge-based approach to the alignment of syntactic phases and prosodic phrases

Laura J. Downing, 
  • Pages: 352-369
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

Phonological phrasing in Germanic: the judgement of history, confirmed through experiment

Aditi Lahiri,  Frans Plank, 
  • Pages: 370-398
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

Editor’s report for 2009

Editor’s report for 2009

L. Marten,  D. Bentley,  P.A. Rowlett, 
  • Pages: 399-400
  • First Published: 26 January 2011

Index for vol 108 (2010)

Index for vol 108 (2010)

  • Pages: 401
  • First Published: 26 January 2011