Adriana Belletti is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Siena.

The papers in this collection offer an invaluable example of...different approaches at work, which will certainly inspire students and more experienced linguists alike.

• Adriana Belletti: Introduction 1: Alfonso Caramazza and Kevin Shapiro: Language Categories in the Brain: Evidence From Aphasia 2: Gennaro Chierchia: Scalar Implicatures, Polarity Phenomena, and the Syntax/Pragmatics Interface 3: Noam Chomsky: Beyond Explanatory Adequacy 4: Guglielmo Cinque: 'Restructuring' and Functional Structure 5: Richard Kayne: Prepositions as Probes 6: Jacques Mehler and Marina Nespor: Linguistic Rhythm and the Acquisition of Language 7: Luigi Rizzi: Locality and Left Periphery 8: Michael Starke: On the Inexistence of Specifiers and the Nature of Heads

Adriana Belletti is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Siena.

The papers in this collection offer an invaluable example of...different approaches at work, which will certainly inspire students and more experienced linguists alike.

• Adriana Belletti: Introduction 1: Alfonso Caramazza and Kevin Shapiro: Language Categories in the Brain: Evidence From Aphasia 2: Gennaro Chierchia: Scalar Implicatures, Polarity Phenomena, and the Syntax/Pragmatics Interface 3: Noam Chomsky: Beyond Explanatory Adequacy 4: Guglielmo Cinque: 'Restructuring' and Functional Structure 5: Richard Kayne: Prepositions as Probes 6: Jacques Mehler and Marina Nespor: Linguistic Rhythm and the Acquisition of Language 7: Luigi Rizzi: Locality and Left Periphery 8: Michael Starke: On the Inexistence of Specifiers and the Nature of Heads

Adriana Belletti is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Siena.

The papers in this collection offer an invaluable example of...different approaches at work, which will certainly inspire students and more experienced linguists alike.

• Adriana Belletti: Introduction 1: Alfonso Caramazza and Kevin Shapiro: Language Categories in the Brain: Evidence From Aphasia 2: Gennaro Chierchia: Scalar Implicatures, Polarity Phenomena, and the Syntax/Pragmatics Interface 3: Noam Chomsky: Beyond Explanatory Adequacy 4: Guglielmo Cinque: 'Restructuring' and Functional Structure 5: Richard Kayne: Prepositions as Probes 6: Jacques Mehler and Marina Nespor: Linguistic Rhythm and the Acquisition of Language 7: Luigi Rizzi: Locality and Left Periphery 8: Michael Starke: On the Inexistence of Specifiers and the Nature of Heads