The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Thursday, November 7th, in Trans 10, 0.26, at 11:00. We will discuss Merchant (1998). Pseudosluicing: Elliptical clefts in Japanese and English. In: Alexiadou et al. (eds), ZAS working papers in linguistics Vol. 10. Berlin, ZAS, pp. 88–112. The paper is available at this link: http://home.uchicago.edu/~merchant/pubs/pssluicing.pdf

The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Friday, October 18th, in Trans 10, 0.26, at 14:00. We will discuss Gallego (2018). Projection without agreement. The Linguistic Review 35(4): 601–623. The paper is available at this link: https://www.degruyter.com/downloadpdf/j/tlir.2018.35.issue-4/tlr-2018-2002/tlr-2018-2002.pdf.

The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Wednesday, September 25th, in Trans 10, 0.51, at 11:30 (bring your lunch!). We will discuss Bobaljik (2008). Where’s Phi? Agreement as a Post-Syntactic Operation. In Harbour et al. (eds), Phi-Theory: Phi features across interfaces and modules, pp. 295-328. Oxford: OUP. The paper is available at…

The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 26th in Trans 10, 0.26, at 15.30. We will discuss Reuland (2011). Syntax and Interpretation Systems: How is Their Labour Divided? In Boeckx (ed.) The Oxford handbook of linguistic minimalism. Oxford University Press. The paper is available at this link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/297425818_Syntax_and_Interpretation_Systems_How_is_Their_Labour_Divided 

The next Syntax Reading Group meeting will take place on Thursday, June 20th, in Trans 10, 0.51, at 11:00. We will discuss Preminger (2018). Back to the Future: Non-generation, filtration, and the heartbreak of interface-driven Minimalism. In Hornstein et al. (eds) Syntactic structures after 60 years : the impact of the Chomskyan revolution in linguistics. De…