Introduction

Richard T. Oehrle, Emmon Bach, Deirdre Wheeler

1-16

Categorial grammars as theories of language

Emmon Bach

17-34

The Lambek calculus

Johan van Benthem

35-68

Generative power of categorial grammars

Wojciech Buszkowski

69-94

Semantic categories and the development of categorial grammars

Claudia Casadio

95-123

Aspects of a categorial theory of binding

Gennaro Chierchia

125-151

Type raising, functional composition, and non-constituent conjunction

David Dowty

153-197

Implications of process-morphology for categorial grammar

Jack Hoeksema, Richard D. Janda

199-247

Phrasal verbs and the categories of postponement

Geoffrey J. Huck

249-263

Natural language motivations for extending categorial grammar

Edward L. Keenan

265-295

Categorial and categorical grammars

J. Lambek

297-317

Mixed composition and discontinuous dependencies

Michael Moortgat

319-348

Multi-dimensional compositional functions as a basis for grammatical analysis

Richard T. Oehrle

349-389

Categorial grammar and phrase structure grammar

an excursion on the syntax-semantics frontier

Carl J. Pollard

391-415

Combinators and grammars

Mark Steedman

417-442

A typology of functors and categories

Susan Steele

443-466

Consequences of some categorially-motivated phonological assumptions

Deirdre Wheeler

467-488