Morphology / Morphosyntax

Petr Biskup: Prefixes as Prepositions and Multiple Cases     3

Pavel Caha: Czech Syncretism and Blake’s Hierarchy Meet the Functional Sequence     19

Pavel Caha & Lucie Medová: Czech Adverbs as Case-marked Adjectives     31

Natalia Fitzgibbons: N-Words and Negative Heads in Russian     43

Ekaterina Pshehotskaya: Stems and Prefixes: Spray/Load Alternation in Russian     53

Syntax

Anna Bondaruk: Constraints on Predicate Clefting in Polish     65

Željko Bošković: On Relativization Strategies and Resumptive Pronouns     79

Milja Curcin: Dissociating the Impersonal from the Passive in Serbian and Croatian     93

Marina Dyakonova: Russian Double Object Constructions Revisited     107

David Erschler: On Case Conflicts in Russian: An Optimality-Theoretic Approach     119

Jutta M. Hartmann & Nataša Milićević: Case Alternations in Serbian Existentials     131

Hakyung Jung: Ergativity in North Russian: The Structure of the be-Perfect with a Nominalized Verb     143

Uwe Junghanns & Denisa Lenertová: On the Status of na Marking Indirect Objects in Bulgarian     157

Katarzyna Miechowicz-Mathiasen: There is no Independent EPP in Slavic, there are only EPP-effects     169

Krzysztof Migdalski: On the Emergence of Second-Position Cliticization in Slavic     183

Alexander Podobryaev: “Postposition Stranding” and Related Phenomena in Russian     197

Luka Szucsich: Obviation and Feature Sharing in Subjunctive Clauses     209

Barbara Tomaszewicz: Subjunctive Mood in Polish     221

Jacek Witkoś: Movement, Case Transmission and Case Independence in Polish Control     235

Anton Zimmerling: Dative Subjects and Semi-Expletive Pronouns in Russian     253

Semantics

Mojmír Dočekal: Only and Bound Variables in Czech     269

Elżbieta Hajnicz: Towards Extending Syntactic Valence Dictionary for Polish with Semantic Categories     279

Veran Stanojević & Tijana Ašić: Towards a Formal Semantics of Some Verbal Tenses in Serbian     291

Ewa Willim: On the Semantics and Syntax of (Prefixed) Verbs of Directed Motion in Polish     301

Information Structure

Vadim Kimmelman: On the Interpretation of èto in So-called èto-clefts     319

Radek Šimík: The Syntax, Semantics, and Pragmatics of the Focus Particle to in Czech     329

Šárka Zikánová & Miroslav Týnovský:
Identification of Topic and Focus in Czech: Comparative Evaluation on Prague Dependency Treebank     343

Phonology

Bistra Andreeva: Towards the Intonational Phonology of the Sofia Variety of Bulgarian     357

Morena Danieli, Beata Dobrzyńska, Alberto Pacchiotti & Elena Cabrio:
Prosodic Phrasing in a Polish Text-to-Speech System     371

Vera Gribanova: Phonological Evidence for a Distinction between Russian Prepositions and Prefixes     383

Ora Matushansky: On the Featural Composition of the Russian Back Yer     397

Tobias Scheer: Syllabic and Trapped Consonants in the Light of Branching Onsets and Licensing Scales     411