Chris Collins is a professor in the Department of Linguistics at New York University. He received his Ph.D. in linguistics from MIT in 1993. He specializes syntactic theory, including the syntax of English and the syntax of African languages.

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• 1. Introduction ; Chris Collins ; 2. (Il)-licit Pronoun-Antecedent Relations in Bangla ; Satarupa Das ; 3. Spanish Imposters and Verbal Agreement ; Rachel Dudley ; 4. Some Observations on Imposters in Albanian ; Dalina Kallulli ; 5. The Syntax of Indonesian Imposters ; Daniel Kaufman ; 6. Imposters and Secondary Sources in Italian ; Emilio Servidio ; 7. Person Imposters: The View from Two Romance Languages ; Gabriela Soare ; 8. Mandarin Pseudo-Imposters ; Arthur Wang ; 9. Icelandic Verbal Agreement and Pronoun-Antecedent Relations ; Jim Wood and Einar Freyr Sigurdsson ; 10. Indefinite Imposters ; Violeta Vazquez Rojas

Chris Collins is a professor in the Department of Linguistics at New York University. He received his Ph.D. in linguistics from MIT in 1993. He specializes syntactic theory, including the syntax of English and the syntax of African languages.

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• 1. Introduction ; Chris Collins ; 2. (Il)-licit Pronoun-Antecedent Relations in Bangla ; Satarupa Das ; 3. Spanish Imposters and Verbal Agreement ; Rachel Dudley ; 4. Some Observations on Imposters in Albanian ; Dalina Kallulli ; 5. The Syntax of Indonesian Imposters ; Daniel Kaufman ; 6. Imposters and Secondary Sources in Italian ; Emilio Servidio ; 7. Person Imposters: The View from Two Romance Languages ; Gabriela Soare ; 8. Mandarin Pseudo-Imposters ; Arthur Wang ; 9. Icelandic Verbal Agreement and Pronoun-Antecedent Relations ; Jim Wood and Einar Freyr Sigurdsson ; 10. Indefinite Imposters ; Violeta Vazquez Rojas

Chris Collins is a professor in the Department of Linguistics at New York University. He received his Ph.D. in linguistics from MIT in 1993. He specializes syntactic theory, including the syntax of English and the syntax of African languages.

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• 1. Introduction ; Chris Collins ; 2. (Il)-licit Pronoun-Antecedent Relations in Bangla ; Satarupa Das ; 3. Spanish Imposters and Verbal Agreement ; Rachel Dudley ; 4. Some Observations on Imposters in Albanian ; Dalina Kallulli ; 5. The Syntax of Indonesian Imposters ; Daniel Kaufman ; 6. Imposters and Secondary Sources in Italian ; Emilio Servidio ; 7. Person Imposters: The View from Two Romance Languages ; Gabriela Soare ; 8. Mandarin Pseudo-Imposters ; Arthur Wang ; 9. Icelandic Verbal Agreement and Pronoun-Antecedent Relations ; Jim Wood and Einar Freyr Sigurdsson ; 10. Indefinite Imposters ; Violeta Vazquez Rojas