Stefanie Bode is Lecturer in the English Department at Georg-August-University Göttingen, Germany.

• ContentsAcknowledgements1. Introduction2. The View on Language under SMT3. The Syntactic Operation under SMT4. The Atoms of Computation under SMT4.1 Features4.2 Concepts4.3 Categories and Roots5. Implementing Symmetry & Asymmetry in the Architecture of the Grammar under SMT6. Setting the Stage for Coordination: Empirical and Theoretical Issues6.1 Coordination versus Subordination6.2 Coordination of Likes, Coordinate Structure Constraint, Across-the-Board, and the Exceptions6.3 Asymmetric versus Symmetric Coordination7. Approaches to Coordination in Generative Grammar7.1 ConjP7.2 Adjunction7.3 Unification Strategies8. In Search of an SMT-Solution to Coordination8.1 From Adjunction to Pair-Merge to Form Sequence8.2 Form Sequence: A Departure from SMT9. A New Proposal for Coordination: No Departure from SMT9.1 The Background for a New Proposal9.2 Developing a New Proposal10. Concluding RemarksIndex

Stefanie Bode is Lecturer in the English Department at Georg-August-University Göttingen, Germany.

• ContentsAcknowledgements1. Introduction2. The View on Language under SMT3. The Syntactic Operation under SMT4. The Atoms of Computation under SMT4.1 Features4.2 Concepts4.3 Categories and Roots5. Implementing Symmetry & Asymmetry in the Architecture of the Grammar under SMT6. Setting the Stage for Coordination: Empirical and Theoretical Issues6.1 Coordination versus Subordination6.2 Coordination of Likes, Coordinate Structure Constraint, Across-the-Board, and the Exceptions6.3 Asymmetric versus Symmetric Coordination7. Approaches to Coordination in Generative Grammar7.1 ConjP7.2 Adjunction7.3 Unification Strategies8. In Search of an SMT-Solution to Coordination8.1 From Adjunction to Pair-Merge to Form Sequence8.2 Form Sequence: A Departure from SMT9. A New Proposal for Coordination: No Departure from SMT9.1 The Background for a New Proposal9.2 Developing a New Proposal10. Concluding RemarksIndex

Stefanie Bode is Lecturer in the English Department at Georg-August-University Göttingen, Germany.

• ContentsAcknowledgements1. Introduction2. The View on Language under SMT3. The Syntactic Operation under SMT4. The Atoms of Computation under SMT4.1 Features4.2 Concepts4.3 Categories and Roots5. Implementing Symmetry & Asymmetry in the Architecture of the Grammar under SMT6. Setting the Stage for Coordination: Empirical and Theoretical Issues6.1 Coordination versus Subordination6.2 Coordination of Likes, Coordinate Structure Constraint, Across-the-Board, and the Exceptions6.3 Asymmetric versus Symmetric Coordination7. Approaches to Coordination in Generative Grammar7.1 ConjP7.2 Adjunction7.3 Unification Strategies8. In Search of an SMT-Solution to Coordination8.1 From Adjunction to Pair-Merge to Form Sequence8.2 Form Sequence: A Departure from SMT9. A New Proposal for Coordination: No Departure from SMT9.1 The Background for a New Proposal9.2 Developing a New Proposal10. Concluding RemarksIndex