List of Publications, Updated April 2013 Satu Manninen Books ...

List of Publications, Updated April 2013
Satu Manninen
Books: monographs:
1. Manninen, S. 2003. Small Phrase Layers: a Study of Finnish Manner Adverbials. Amsterdam:
John Benjamins. [Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 65]. ISBN 1-58811-443-0.
Books: edited volumes:
1. Heinat, F., Klingvall, E. & S. Manninen. 2006. The Department of English in Lund: Working
Papers in Linguistics. Vol 6. Department of English, University of Lund. ISSN 1652-0017.
2. Heinat, F. & S. Manninen. 2004. The Department of English in Lund: Working Papers in
Linguistics. Vol 4. Department of English, University of Lund. ISSN 1652-0017.
3. Nelson, D. & S. Manninen. 2003. Generative Approaches to Finnic and Saami Linguistics.
Stanford: CSLI Publications. [CSLI Lecture Notes, no. 148] ISBN 1-57586-412-6 / 1-
57586-411-8.
4. Manninen, S. & C. Paradis. 2002. The Department of English in Lund: Working Papers in
Linguistics. Vol 2. Department of English, University of Lund. ISSN 1652-0017.
5. Manninen, S. & C. Paradis. 2001. The Department of English in Lund: Working Papers in
Linguistics. Vol 1. Department of English, University of Lund. ISSN 1652-0017.
Books: textbooks for university level
1. Johansson, M. & S. Manninen. 2012. English Linguistics: Introduction to English Morphology,
Syntax and Semantics. Lund: Studentlitteratur. ISBN 978-91-44-05342-4.
Refereed articles in journals:
1. Manninen, S. & D. Nelson. 2004. What is a passive? The case of Finnish. Studia Linguistica
58:3, pp 212-251.
2. Manninen, S. 2003. To raise or not to raise: the case of Finnish restrictive relative clauses.
Nordlyd 31:4, pp 668-693.
3. Manninen, S. 2000. Circumstantial adverbials and the theory of antisymmetry. SKY Journal
of Linguistics 13, pp 155-182

Refereed articles in books / edited volumes:
1. Manninen, S. (forthcoming, 2013). Resultative passives in Finnish. In Brandtler, J,
Molnar, V. & Platzack, C. (eds.) Approaches to Hungarian: Papers from the 2011Lund
Conference. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. [Approaches to Hungarian, Volume 13]. ISSN
1878-7916.
2. Manninen, S. 2013. Generative Grammar. In Chapelle, C. (ed.) The Encyclopedia of Applied
Linguistics. Wiley-Blackwell. ISBN 978-1-4051-9473-0 / Online ISBN 978-1-4051-9843-1.
3. Heinat, F. & S. Manninen. 2013. How do things get done: On non-canonical passives in
Finnish. In Alexiadou, A. & Schäfer, F. (eds.) Non-Canonical Passives, pp 213-234.
Amsterdam: John Benjamins. [Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 205]. ISBN 978-90-
272-5588-4 / Online ISBN 978-90-272-7227-0.
4. Heinat, F. & S. Manninen. 2013. Gradient well-formedness of Finnish passive
constructions. In Tirkkonen, J-M. & Anttikoski, E. (eds.) Proceedings of the 24 th Scandinavian
Conference of Linguistics, pp 59-70. Publications of the University of Eastern Finland:
Reports and Studies in Education, Humanities and Theology 5. University of Eastern
Finland. ISBN 978-952-61-0923-7 / Online ISBN 978-952-61-0924-4.
5. Hiietam, K. & S. Manninen. 2005. Some thoughts on Balto-Finnic passives and
impersonals. In Heinat, F. & Klingvall, E. (eds.) The Department of English in Lund: Working
Papers in Linguistics, Vol 5, pp 65-90.
6. Manninen, S. 2003. Finnish PPs and the phase impenetrability condition. In Nelson, D. &
Manninen, S. (eds.) Generative Approaches to Finnic and Saami Linguistics. Stanford: CSLI
Publications, pp 295-320.
7. Manninen, S. & D. Nelson. 2003. Introduction. In Nelson, D. & Manninen, S. (eds.)
Generative Approaches to Finnic and Saami Linguistics. Stanford: CSLI Publications, pp 1-48.
8. Manninen, S. 2002. Extraposition and restrictive relative clauses. In Manninen, S. &
Paradis, C. (eds.) The Department of English in Lund: Working Papers in Linguistics, Vol. 2.
9. Manninen, S. 2001. Minimalist analysis of stage level and individual level predicates. In
Manninen, S. & Paradis, C. (eds.) The Department of English in Lund: Working Papers in
Linguistics, Vol. 1.
10. Manninen, S. 2001. The licensing and distribution of “argumental” and “free” manner
Adverbials. In Sulkala, H. & Nissilä, L. (eds.) XXVII Kielitieteen päivät Oulussa 19.-
20.5.2000, pp 171-182. Oulu: University of Oulu Press. ISBN 951-42-5964-5 / Online
ISBN 951-42-5965-3.
11. Manninen, S. 2000. Why ‘adverb’ is a lexical case: evidence from Finnish. In Alexiadou,
A. & Svenonius, P. (eds.) Adverbs and Adjunction. Linguistics in Potsdam 6, pp 133-155.
ISBN 3-935024-13-4.
12. Interpretation of Adverbials with Stage/Individual Level Predicates. Proceedings of the
Annual Postgraduate Conference. The Department of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics,
University of Edinburgh, UK, 1997. (http://www.ling.ed. ac.uk/~pgc/archive/proc97/)
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Book reviews:
1. Manninen, S. 2005. Review of Ernst, T: The Syntax of Adjuncts. Cambridge: CUP, 2002.
Journal of Linguistics 41:3, pp 643-647
2. Manninen, S. 2005. Review of Cinque, G: Adverbs and Functional Heads: a Cross-Linguistic
Perspective. Oxford: OUP, 1999. Journal of Linguistics 41:2, pp 452-457
3. Manninen, S. 2002. Review of Bianchi, V: Consequences of Antisymmetry: Headed Relative
Clauses. Berlin: Mouton de Guyter, 1999. Nordic Journal of Linguistics 25:1, pp 116-120
4. Manninen, S. 1997. Review of Huumo, T: Lokatiivit lauseen semanttisessa tulkinnassa: ajan,
omistajan, paikan ja tilan adverbiaalien keskinäiset suhteet suomen kielessä. Doctoral dissertation,
University of Turku, 1997. Finnsyntax, Winter 1997-1998.
Conference presentations (invited speaker):
1. The good, the bad and the in-between: in search of a Finnish personal passive.
Grammatikfestival, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, 28. May 2010.
2. A raising analysis of Finnish relative clauses. The 19th Scandinavian Conference of
Linguistics. University of Tromsö, Norway, 10-12. January 2002.
Refereed conference presentations:
1. Agentivity, causativity and passive participles in Finnish. The Linguistic Association of
Great Britain (LAGB). University of Manchester, UK, 7.-10. September 2011.
2. Properties and structure of Finnish tulla/joutua passives. International Conference on the
Structure of Hungarian: Workshop on Uralic and Scandinavian Languages. Lund
University, Sweden, 25.-28. August 2011.
3. (with Fredrik Heinat and Eva Klingvall) How do things get done? On non-canonical
passives in Finnish. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Sprachwissenschaft (DGfS).Georg-August
Universität, Göttingen, Germany, February 2011.
4. (with Katrin Hiietam) Passives or impersonals? Evidence from Finnish and Estonian
impersonal passive and zero person constructions. The Linguistic Association of Great
Britain (LAGB). University of Leeds, UK, 1.-4. September 2010.
5. (with Fredrik Heinat) Evidence for a Finnish personal passive. The Linguistic Association
of Great Britain (LAGB). University of Leeds, UK, 1.-4. September 2010.
6. (with Katrin Hiietam) On the Baltic-Finnic Zero Person Construction. Syntax of Finno-
Ugric Languages and Universal Grammar. Pazmany Peter Catholic University, Piliscsaba,
Hungary, 9.-14.August, 2010. (a refereed poster).
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7. (with Fredrik Heinat) Gradient well-formedness of Finnish passive constructions. The
24 th Scandinavian Conference of Linguistics. University of Joensuu, Finland, 25.-27.
August 2010.
8. (with Diane Nelson) The Finnish passive is really a passive. The Linguistic Association of
Great Britain (LAGB). UMIST, UK, 17.-19. September 2002.
9. On circumstantial adverbials. The Linguistic Association of Finland (SKY). 27. annual
conference. University of Oulu, Finland, 19.-20. May 2000.
10. The relation between hierarchical structure and linear ordering. The Linguistic
Association of Great Britain (LAGB). University of York, UK, 7.-9. September 1999.
11. Hierarchical structure, linear order and the theory of layered vPs. The Relationship
between Syntax and Semantics in the Analysis of Linguistic Structure. University of
Helsinki, Finland, 2.-4. September 1999.
12. Why ‘adverb’ is a lexical case. Adverbs and Adjunction. University of Tromsö, Norway,
17.-18. April 1999.
13. On manner adverbs. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Sprachwissenschaft (DGfS). Martin
Luther Universität, Halle/Saale, Germany, March 1998.
Unrefereed seminar and workshop presentations / colloquia:
1. (with Fabian Beijer) Still investigating marginal constructions with the help of corpus
data: the case of prepositional passives. English Linguistics Seminar, Lund University,
April 2012.
2. (with Fabian Beijer) Investigating marginal constructions with the help of corpus data: the
case of prepositional passives. English Linguistics Seminar, Lund University, January
2012.
3. Resultative passives in Finnish. Department of Language and Linguistic Science,
University of York, November 2011.
4. Agreeing passives with tulla/joutua in Finnish. Department of Linguistics, University of
Leeds, May 2011.
5. (with Eva Klingvall) Passivizing the unpassivizable. Department of Languages and
Literatures, University of Gothenburg, April 2011.
6. (with Fredrik Heinat and Eva Klingvall) Agreeing passives in Finnish. Grammar in Focus,
Lund University, February 2011.
7. (with Fredrik Heinat and Eva Klingvall) Using magnitude estimation to investigate
linguistic acceptability. English Linguistics Seminar, Lund University, November 2011.
8. (with Fredrik Heinat) Using gradient acceptability judgments to investigate syntactic
constructions. Grammar in Focus, Lund University, February 2010.
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9. (with Diane Nelson) Passives, indefinites or something else? Department of German,
Lund University, May 2003.
10. (with Diane Nelson) Could it be more passive? Arguments for a passive construction in
Finnish. Grammar seminar, Department of Nordic Languages, Lund University, April
2003.
11. (with Diane Nelson) The passive: how to determine if a language has passives.
Department of English, Lund University, November 2002.
12. (with Diane Nelson) Passives were analyzed. The School of Linguistics and Language,
University of Durham, October 2002.
13. Finnish PPs and the phase impenetrability condition. Grammar seminar, Department of
Nordic Languages, Lund University, May 2001.
14. How do we know if this is a bad sentence. Humanistdagar, Lund University, April 2001.
15. Linear ordering in PPs and the phase impenetrability condition. Grammar in focus, Lund
University, February 2001.
16. Stage level and individual level predicates with place and time adverbials. Semantics in
focus, Lund University, October 2000.
17. The licensing of adverbials within the minimalist framework(s). Department of English,
Lund University, October 2000.
18. Adverbials and the Minimalist Framework. Department of Finnish and General
Linguistics, University of Tampere, January 2000.
19. Why ‘Adverb’ is a Lexical Case. Department of Language and Linguistic Science,
University of York, May 1999.
20. Interpretation of Adverbials with Stage/Individual Level Predicates. The Annual
Postgraduate Conference, Department of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, University
of Edinburgh, UK, May 1997.
Popular scientific work:
1. Mistä rahaa kieltentutkimukseen? A radio interview (in Finnish) with the Finnish Sisuradio
in Sweden. Aired 2nd of February, 2011.
2. Ruotsalaistutkimus vaikuttaa suomen kielioppiin. Insert in Sisu-uutiset (Sisu-News),
Sisuradio/Sveriges Radio, aired,3rd of May.
3. Suomen kielioppia uudistettava, Radio interview with Sisuradio/Sveriges Radio, aired 4th
of May, 2011.
4. Manninen, S. (2000) Ready Steady Väinämöinen. Aikalainen 5/2000
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Other:
1. Manninen, S. 1999. Manner Adverbials and the Structure of Finnish Sentences: a Minimalist
Approach. Doctoral dissertation, Department of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics,
University of Edinburgh, UK.
2. Manninen, S. 1992. The Positions of –ly Adverbials in the Brown and the LOB Corpora. Master
of Arts dissertation, Department of English and German, University of Tampere,
Finland.
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