1. Introduction -- 2. Agreement and partial information -- 3. Agreement and classification -- 4. Agreement and information structures -- 5. A discourse-linking theory of agreement -- 6. Agreement in Arabic and English -- 7. Agreement and information
Summary
Typical cases of agreement are easy to identify, but where the boundaries of agreement lie depend on what aspects of the agreement relation are considered to be defining properties. It is a short step from viewing agreement in the traditional way, as a matching of features, to defining agreement as any relation that ensures consistency of information in two separate structures. This book takes as its topic agreement as it is traditionally conceived, one that only involves morphosyntactic categories
Notes
Originally published in 1992
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 315-328)
