Proceedings of the LFG'18 Conference

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• Abubakari, Hasiyatu (University of Professional Studies, Accra)Information Structure and the Lexical-Functional Grammar Frameworkabstract, pages 4–24
• Alruwaili, Shatha and Sadler, Louisa (University of Essex)Negative Coordination in (Turaif) Arabicabstract, pages 25–45
• Alsina, Alex and Yang, Fengrong (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)Catalan Intransitive Verbs and Argument Realizationabstract, pages 46–66
• Barbu, Roxana-Maria and Toivonen, Ida (Carleton University)Romanian Object Clitics: Grammaticalization, agreement and lexical splitsabstract, pages 67–87
• Bögel, Tina (University of Konstanz), Yousefi, Saeed Reza and Mirdehghan, Mahinnaz (Shahid Beheshti University)Vafsi Oblique Pronouns: Stress-related placement patternsabstract, pages 88–108
• Börjars, Kersti, Hicks, Christopher and Payne, John (The University of Manchester)Interdependencies in Chinese Noun Phrasesabstract, pages 109–128
• Börjars, Kersti and Payne, John (University of Manchester)Licensing Attributive Adjective Markingabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Bresnan, Joan (Stanford University)Lexical Sharing in LFG meets Usage-based Linguistics: On English tensed auxiliary contractionabstract, paper not submitted
• Camilleri, Maris and Sadler, Louisa (University of Essex)Schematising (Morpho)Syntactic Change in LFG: Insights from grammaticalisation in Arabicabstract, pages 129–149
• Carretero García, Paloma (University of Essex)Dative Arguments in Psychological Predicates in Spanishabstract, pages 150–170
• Carretero García, Paloma (University of Essex)Expletive Negation in Spanishabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Che, Dewei and Bodomo, Adams (University of Vienna)A Constraint-Based Analysis of the Objects of VO Verbal Compounds in Mandarin Chineseabstract, pages 171–190
• Chow, Pui Lun (The University of Hong Kong)The Malefactive Topic Role in Cantonese Indirect Passivesabstract, pages 191–207
• Findlay, Jamie Y. (University of Oxford) and Senior, Hannah (University of Oxford)Lexical and Grammatical Meaning: Attributive adjectives in Frenchabstract, paper not submitted
• Gotham, Matthew (University of Oxford) and Haug, Dag Trygve Truslew (University of Oslo)Glue semantics for Universal Dependenciesabstract, pages 208–226
• Jones, Stephen (University of Oxford)Linking LFG to Tiered Models of Processingabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Laczkó, Tibor (University of Debrecen)Modelling Possession and Agreement in Hungarian DPs: A paradigmatic approachabstract, pages 227–247
• Lødrup, Helge (University of Oslo)Prominent Internal Possessors and Backward Possessor Raising: Norwegian ryggen på ham `the back on him'abstract, pages 248–267
• Meßmer, Moritz (Across Systems GmbH) and Zymla, Mark-Matthias (University of Konstanz)The Glue Semantics Workbench: A modular toolkit for exploring Linear Logic and Glue Semanticsabstract, pages 268–282
• Morrison, Andrew (University of Oxford)Displaced Adjectival Focus: An LFG analysisabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Patejuk, Agnieszka (Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences and University of Oxford)Incorporating Conjunctions in Polishabstract, pages 283–303
• Patejuk, Agnieszka (Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences and University of Oxford) and Przepiórkowski, Adam (Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences and Institute of Philosophy, University of Warsaw)Predicative Constructions with Infinitival and Clausal Subjects in Polishabstract, pages 304–324
• Przepiórkowski, Adam (Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences and Institute of Philosophy, University of Warsaw) and Patejuk, Agnieszka (Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences and University of Oxford)From Lexical Functional Grammar to Enhanced Universal Dependenciesabstract, paper not submitted
• Sahkai, Heete (Institute of the Estonian Language) and Tamm, Anne (Károli Gáspár University)Estonian V2 is prosodicabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Szűcs, Péter (University of Debrecen)A COMP-less Approach to Hungarian Complement Clausesabstract, pages 325–342
• Szűcs, Péter (University of Debrecen)Operator Fronting in Hungarianabstract, pages 343–363
• Zipf, Jessica (University of Konstanz)A Deep Linguistic Computer-Assisted Language Learning System for Italianabstract not submitted, paper not submitted

Contributions to the Workshop

• Abubakari, Hasiyatu (University of Professional Studies, Accra)Focus Marking Strategies in Kusalabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Svitlana Antonyuk (University of Vienna)Information Structure - QP Scope Interaction Patterns: Some novel insights into IS-driven movement and the mechanisms of scope freezingabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Miriam Butt (University of Konstanz)Word Order Variation in Urdu/Hindi Wh-Constituent Questionsabstract, paper not submitted
• Donáti, Flóra Lili (Université Paris 8 - SFL)A Non-Unified Account of Obligatory ‘Focused’ Expressions in Hungarianabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Steffen Heidinger (University Graz)Focus interpretation and the Syntax-Prosody Filter in Spanishabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Alexandra Navarrete-González (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)Contrast in Catalan Sign Language (LSC): A unifying semantic-pragmatic analysisabstract not submitted, paper not submitted
• Ad Neeleman (UCL)Extraposition and the Ban on Derived Marked Ordersabstract not submitted, paper not submitted