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Matsumoto, Yo. 1996b. On the cross-linguistic parameterization of
causative predicates: Japanese hakaseru causatives. In Studies in Linguistics
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Matsumoto, Yo. 1996c. A syntactic account oflightverb phenomena in
Japanese. Journal of East Asian Linguistics, 5(2):107{149.
Matsumoto, Yo, Mariko Saiki, Michael T. Wescoat, and K. Yamamoto.
1987. The Japanese re exive zibun-zishin and the supposed relatedness
of anaphora and NP-trace. Presented at BLS 13.
Maxwell, III, John T. and Ronald M. Kaplan. 1989. An overview of disjunctive
constraint satisfaction. In Proceedings of the International Workshop
on Parsing Technologies, pages 18{27.
Maxwell, III, John T. and Ronald M. Kaplan. 1991. A method for disjunctive
constraint satisfaction. In Masaru Tomita, editor, Current Issues
in Parsing Technology. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht,
pages 173{190. Revised version of `An overview of disjunctive constraint
satisfaction', Maxwell and Kaplan, 1989. Proceedings of the International
Workshop on Parsing Technologies. Reprinted in Mary Dalrymple,
Ronald M. Kaplan, John Maxwell, and Annie Zaenen, eds., Formal
Issues in Lexical-Functional Grammar, 381{401. Stanford: Center for
the Study of Language and Information. 1995.
Maxwell, III, John T. and Ronald M. Kaplan. 1993. The interface between
phrasal and functional constraints. Computational Linguistics,
19(4):571{590. Reprinted in Mary Dalrymple, Ronald M. Kaplan, John
Maxwell, and Annie Zaenen, eds., Formal Issues in Lexical-Functional
Grammar, 403{429. Stanford: Center for the Study of Language and
Information. 1995.
Maxwell, III, John T. and Ronald M. Kaplan. 1996a. An e cient parser for
LFG. In Miriam Butt and Tracy Holloway King, editors, On-line Proceedings
of the First LFG Conference, Rank Xerox, Grenoble, August 26{
28, 1996. http://www-csli.stanford.edu/publications/LFG/lfg1.html.
Maxwell, III, John T. and Ronald M. Kaplan. 1996b. Uni cation-based
parsers that automatically takeadvantage of context-freeness. ms, Xerox
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