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Collins, Peter. 1985. TH-clefts and ALL-clefts. Beiträge zur Phonetik und Linguistik 48 : 45–53.
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Article in journal
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English

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Knop, Sabine De. Subsyntactic linguistic signs with referential vs. text-predicative function. 14–19
Taeldeman, Johan. Deverbal adjectives in Dutch expressing an inclination. 20–28
Carston, Robyn. Lexical concepts. 29–38
Moortgat, Michael. Functional composition and complement inheritance. 39–48
Wood, Mary M. The semantics and dynamics of derivation. 49–54
Warren, Beatrice. Types, distribution and functions of covert semantic relations in complex lexical items and in combinations of lexical items. 55–62
Rohdenburg, Günter. Unmarked and marked terms in English. 63–71
Meys, Willem. Morphological meaning and the structure of the mental lexicon. 76–85
Hjelmquist, Erland and Ake Gidlund. Memory for meaning and structure in conversations. 88–97
Birchmeier, Annette. Reading comprehension in a case of global aphasia. 98–107
Schreuder, Robert, Giovanni B. Flores d'Arcais and Ge Glazenborg. Semantic decomposition and word recognition. 108–114
Colombo, Lucia. Word recognition and priming with physically similar words. 115–123
Flores d'Arcais, Giovanni B. Children's recognition of function words. 124–131
Schepping, Marie-Theres. The structure of a semantic field: Verbs of visual perception in German and French. 135–142
Robering, Klaus. Lexical studies induced by likeness of meaning: Semantic analysis of German verbs of seeing. 143–163
Vliegen, Maurice. Verbs of auditory perception in German. 164–169
Megen, J. van. Dependency grammar, valence and the bilingual lexicon. 170–178
Eckert, Hartwig. Practical and theoretical aspects of lexical entries for verbs of communication. 179–184
Komlosi, Laszlo I. Lexical meaning versus contextual meaning of certain derived lexical items: Infinitives revisited. 185–189
Beukema, Frits. Lexical structures in English free adjuncts. 190–199
Rolf, Eckard. On the semantics of those German adjectives which involve comparison. 200–204
Ouweneel, G.R.E. More and less revisited: Nonverbal preferences do not explain verbal choices. 205–212
Bergmans, Luc. Equality and inequality. 213–223
Ehrich, Veronika. The linguistics and psycholinguistics of secondary spatial deixis. 225–235
Martin, Maryanne. Processing constraints in lexical disambiguation. 239–244
Tabossi, Patrizia. Interpreting unambiguous words during sentence comprehension. 245–250
Bosch, Peter. Lexical meaning contextualized. 251–258
GarroD, S. and A. Anderson. Some observations on the semantics of natural dialogue. 259–266
Fum, Danilo, Giovanni Guida and Carlo Tasso. Capturing importance in natural language: An HPN-based approach. 267–284
Kindermann, Joerg. Inconsistency in semantic interpretation. 294–301
Noordman, L.G.M. On contextual constraints of some conditional conjunctions. 302–307
Brée, David S. On the semantics of UNLESS. 309–316
Weber, Heinz-J. Coherence-oriented lexicon structures and text-based semantic representation of lexemes: An outline of coat. 317–325
Sanford, A.J. Pronoun reference resolution and the bonding-effect. 326–331
Giuliani, Maria Vittoria and Annarita Puglielli. The lexicon of `living' space. 335–340
Liebe-Harkort, M.L. Noun ranking and the Yi-/Bi-inversion in Plains Apache. 341–345
Mereu, Lunella. Is there such a thing as a lexicon in models of linguistic comprehension? 346–353
Geeraerts, Dirk. Diachronic extensions of prototype theory. 354–362
Jones, Gregory V. Gradedness and conceptual conjunction. 363–369
Barbieri, Maria Silva and Antonella Devescovi. Explaining a word to a child: Lexical meaning in natural interaction. 370–379
Andreewsky, Evelyne, Victor Rosenthal and Danièle Bourcier. Meaning without lexicon: A computational model for the resolution of lexical ambiguities: Psychological relevance. 380–383
Blois, Marsden S. The semantic stability of medical terms. 384–386
Rieger, Burghard. Lexical relevance and semantic disposition: On stereotype word meaning representation in procedural semantics. 387–400
Wegner, Immo. Frame-extraction by computer in lexicographic research. 401–406
Israel, David. Semantic networks and the lexicon. 407–413
Bartsch, Renate. Concept formation, truth, and norm. 417–424
Wildgen, Wolfgang. Prolegomena to a dynamic theory of the lexicon. 425–432
Strecker, Bruno. Meaning - without rules to provide it. 433–437
Cuykens, Hubert. Towards a convergence between lexical and formal semantics? 444–451
Sinha, C.G. Background knowledge - Inside of outside the whale? 452–457
Rhodes, Richard. Lexical taxonomies. 458–470
Moore, Terence and Christine Carling. An emergence view of meaning. 471–477