The Theta System
Argument Structure at the Interface
Edited by Martin Everaert, Marijana Marelj, and Tal Siloni
Author Information
Martin Everaert is Professor of Linguistics at Utrecht University and Director of the Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS. He works primarily on the syntax-semantics interface (anaphora: reflexives, reciprocals) and the lexicon-syntax interface (idioms/collocations, and argument structure).
Marijana Marelj is an Assistant Professor of Linguistics at Utrecht University. She completed her thesis, entitled Middles and Argument Structure across Languages under the supervision of Tanya Reinhart and Eric Reuland. Her research interests include the Architecture of grammar, properties of the computational system/syntactic theory, Interfaces (lexicon-syntax interface and syntax-semantics interface), and Slavic, Germanic, and Romance languages.
Tal Siloni is an Associate Professor of Linguistics at Tel Aviv University and the chair of the department. Her major areas of research are syntactic theory and comparative syntax with particular reference to Semitic and Romance languages, the lexicon-syntax interface, argument structure, idioms, and nominalization.
Contributors:
Martin Everaert, Utrecht Institute of Linguistics, OTS
Marijana Marelj, Utrecht University
Tal Siloni, Tel Aviv University
Peter Ackema, University of Edinburgh
Hagit Borer, University of Southern California
João Costa, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Alexis Dimitriadis, Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS
Julie Fadlon, Tel-Aviv University
Na'ama Friedmann, Tel-Aviv University
Martin Haiden, University of Tours
Hans van de Koot, University College London
Beth Levin, Stanford University
Aya Meltzer-Asscher, Northwestern University
Ad Neeleman, University College London
Joseph Potashnik, Tel-Aviv University
György Rákosi, University of Debrecen
Malka Rappaport Hovav, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Edwin Williams, Princeton University