Nouns and the Morphosyntax / Semantics Interface

<p>Ch. 1&nbsp;– Laure Gardelle, Elise Mignot & Julie Neveux, “Why the morphosyntax / semantics interface matters for nouns”.- Part 1 – Combining syntax and semantics for new insights into the definition of nouns.- Ch. 2&nbsp;– Paolo Acquaviva, “Nouns, names, and abstract kinds”.- Ch. 3&nbsp;– Manon Philippe, “Proper names and the ‘noun’ / ‘name’ categories: pseudo-nouns, real names”.- Ch. 4&nbsp;– Yayoi Nakamura-Delloye, “The noun class in Japanese: Morphosyntactic and semantic properties”.- Ch. 5&nbsp;– Peter Lauwers, “Conversion vs coercion in the nominal field: two phenomena at the lexis-grammar interface”.- Part 2 – Interactions between the interpretation of nouns and their syntactic and semantic environment.- Ch. 6&nbsp;– Wiltrud Mihatsch & Désirée Kleineberg, “The interaction of morphosyntax and semantics in Romance object mass nouns”.- Ch. 7&nbsp;– Evelien Keizer & Elnora ten Wolde, “Of&nbsp;birds of prey&nbsp;and&nbsp;men of honour: head-classifier constructions in English”.- Ch. 8&nbsp;– Laure Gardelle, “A swarm of helicopters, the last couple of weeks: a constructional analysis of the syntax/semantics interface for the classification of N1 as ‘collective’ or ‘quantificational’”.- Ch. 9&nbsp;– Anne Jugnet & Philip Miller, “Polar nouns and Polar Concealed Questions”.- Ch. 10&nbsp;– Olivia Reneaud-Jensen & Elise Mignot, “God, it’s amazing the&nbsp;junk&nbsp;people will buy!&nbsp;When&nbsp;a construction&nbsp;impacts lexical choices: The case of nouns in concealed exclamations”.- Part 3 - Nouns as syntactic and semantic organisers at phrase and discourse level.- Ch. 11&nbsp;– Jan Rijkhoff, “Nouns and Iconicity of Distance: when syntactic proximity to the noun mirrors semantic closeness”.- Ch. 12&nbsp;– John Flowerdew, “Resumptive post-modification as a cohesive feature of signalling nouns”.- Ch. 13&nbsp;– Marie Turlais, “Influence of the headnoun and integration of the dependent in near-compound nominals such as&nbsp;high executive”.- Part 4 - Alignments and mismatches between morphology and lexical or contextual semantics.- Ch. 14&nbsp;– Laurie Bauer, “The semantics of English nominalizations: How much is usage?”.- Ch. 15&nbsp;– Julie Neveux, “From productive -ness&nbsp;word-formation to creative suffix -iness: the case of&nbsp;truthiness”.- Ch. 16&nbsp;– Chris A. Smith, “How is&nbsp;stickage&nbsp;different from&nbsp;sticking? A study of the semantic behaviour of V-age&nbsp;and V-ing&nbsp;nominalisations (on monomorphemic bases)”.</p>

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