Laurence R. Horn is Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Linguistics at Yale University. His primary research interest is located within the union (if not the intersection) of traditional logic, neo-Gricean pragmatic theory, lexical semantics, and the analysis of negation.

this volume succeeds in generating a lively internal debate

• C INTRODUCTION ; NEGATION AND POLARITY AT THE MILLENNIUM ; 1. Negative Preposing, Negative Inversion, and the Split CP ; 2. Interpretive Asymmetries of Negation ; 3. Coordination, C-Command, and 'Logophoric' N-Words ; 4. Negative Polarity Items ; TRIGGERING, SCOPE, AND C-COMMAND ; 5. Pick a Theory (any Theory) ; INDISCRIMINATIVES AND THE FREE-CHOICE INDEFINITE ; 6. The Force of Negation in Wh Exclamatives and Interrogatives ; 7. Thetic and Categorical, Stage and Individual, Weak and Strong ; 8. Negative Inference, Space Construal, and Grammaticalization

Laurence R. Horn is Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Linguistics at Yale University. His primary research interest is located within the union (if not the intersection) of traditional logic, neo-Gricean pragmatic theory, lexical semantics, and the analysis of negation.

this volume succeeds in generating a lively internal debate

• C INTRODUCTION ; NEGATION AND POLARITY AT THE MILLENNIUM ; 1. Negative Preposing, Negative Inversion, and the Split CP ; 2. Interpretive Asymmetries of Negation ; 3. Coordination, C-Command, and 'Logophoric' N-Words ; 4. Negative Polarity Items ; TRIGGERING, SCOPE, AND C-COMMAND ; 5. Pick a Theory (any Theory) ; INDISCRIMINATIVES AND THE FREE-CHOICE INDEFINITE ; 6. The Force of Negation in Wh Exclamatives and Interrogatives ; 7. Thetic and Categorical, Stage and Individual, Weak and Strong ; 8. Negative Inference, Space Construal, and Grammaticalization

Laurence R. Horn is Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Linguistics at Yale University. His primary research interest is located within the union (if not the intersection) of traditional logic, neo-Gricean pragmatic theory, lexical semantics, and the analysis of negation.

this volume succeeds in generating a lively internal debate

• C INTRODUCTION ; NEGATION AND POLARITY AT THE MILLENNIUM ; 1. Negative Preposing, Negative Inversion, and the Split CP ; 2. Interpretive Asymmetries of Negation ; 3. Coordination, C-Command, and 'Logophoric' N-Words ; 4. Negative Polarity Items ; TRIGGERING, SCOPE, AND C-COMMAND ; 5. Pick a Theory (any Theory) ; INDISCRIMINATIVES AND THE FREE-CHOICE INDEFINITE ; 6. The Force of Negation in Wh Exclamatives and Interrogatives ; 7. Thetic and Categorical, Stage and Individual, Weak and Strong ; 8. Negative Inference, Space Construal, and Grammaticalization