Extensive List of Hornstein's Publications

Books

• Chomsky and His Critics (forthcoming) (co-edited with Louis Antony)Blackwell, Oxford.
• Move! A Minimalist Theory of Construal (2000), Blackwell, Oxford.
• Working Minimalism(1999) (co-edited with S. Epstein), MIT Press, Cambridge.
• Logical Form: From GB to Minimalism (1995), Blackwell, Oxford.
• Verb Movement (1994), (co-edited with D.W. Lightfoot), Cambridge University Press.
• As Time Goes By:Tense and Universal Grammar (1990), Bradford Books/MIT Press.
• Logic as Grammar: An Approach to Meaning in Natural Language (1984) Bradford/MIT Press, Cambridge, MA (Chapter 2 reprinted in Meaning and Truth: Essential Readings in Modern Semantics, J. Garfield ed. (1990) Paragon House).
• Explanation in Linguistics (1981) Longmans, (co-edited with D.W. Lightfoot) [Japanese edition 1988].

Chapters

• On Control. (forthcoming), in R. Hendriks (ed.), Contemporary Grammatical Theory, Blackwell, Oxford.
• Does Every Sentence Like This Exhibit a Scope Ambiguity? (forthcoming) in W. Hinzen (ed.), Belief and Meaning.
• Empiricism and Rationalism as Research Programs.(forthcoming) in J. McGilvray (ed.) Papers on Chomsky, Blackwell, Oxford.
• Minimalism and Quantifier Raising. (1999) in Working Minimalism.
• Introduction to Working Minimalism. (1999) in Working Minimalism, (with S. Epstein).
• Noam Chomsky. (1999) entry in The Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
• The Empty Category Principle.(1995), (with Amy Weinberg) in G. Webelhuth ed. Government and Binding and the Minimalist
  Program, Blackwell, Oxford.
  
• Introduction to Verb Movement. (1994) in Verb Movement,(with D.W. Lightfoot), Cambridge University Press.
• Secondary Predicates in Russian and Proper Government of PRO.(with S. Franks), (1992), Proceedings MIT conference on Control, Control and Grammar, Kluwer.
• The Nature of Lexical Government. (1991) (with David Lightfoot), Principles and Parameters in Comparative Grammar, R. Freidin ed. MIT Press.
• Bound and Referential Pronouns.(1991) (with J. Aoun) in Logical Structure and Linguistic Structure, C.T.J. Huang and R. May eds., Kluwer.
• Meaning and the Mental: the problem of semantics after Chomsky. (1989) in Reflections on Chomsky, ed A. George, Basil Blackwell.
  
• Levels of Meaning.(1987) in Proceedings of Hampshire Conference in Modularity in Knowledge Representation and Natural Language Understanding, J. Garfield ed. MIT Press/Bradford Books.
  
• A Montrealer Seder.(1981) in William Novak and Moshe Waldoks ed, The Big Book of Jewish Humor, (with Elan Dresher and J. Lipa Roth), Harper and Row, New York.
• Introduction to Explanation in Linguistics. (1981) ( with D.W. Lightfoot), (see Books).
• The Problem of Meaning in Natural Language; three approaches to tense. in Explanation in Linguistics (see Books).
• Current Issues in Gastronomy. (1978) (written jointly with Elan Dresher) in Lingua Pranca ed J. Ernst and E. Smith, IULC Bloomington.

Published Papers and Reviews

• PRO Gate and Movement. (2001),University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics, (with H. Kiguchi).
• Resumption, Movement and Derivational Economy. (with J. Aoun and L. Choueri) (2001), Linguistic Inquiry 32, 3: 371-403.
• Existential Constructions" (2000), BRAZIL Jl for Mary.
• On A-Chains: a reply to Brody. (2000), Syntax.
• Movement and Chains. (1999), Syntax, 99-127.
• Movement and Control. (1999), Linguistic Inquiry, 69-96.
• The State of the Article: On Control. (1997), Glott International, volume 2.8, The Hague.
• Integral Predication. (1995) (with S. Rosen and J. Uriagereka), Proceedings of WCCFL 13.
• Putting Truth into Universal Grammar. (1995), Linguistics and Philosophy.
  
• An Argument for Minimalism: The Case of Antecedent Contained Deletion. (1994), Linguistic Inquiry, 455-480.
• Review of Terence Parsons' Events in the Semantics of English. (forthcoming) Mind and Language.
• Control in Modern Greek. (1993), Proceedings of NELs 23, (with S. Varlokosta)..
• A Pronoun in Modern Greek. (1993) Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, (with S. Varlokosta).
• Psych Verbs in Modern Greek. (1992), Proceedings WCCFL 11, (with S. Varlokosta).
• Bound and Referential Pronouns. (1991), (with J. Aoun) in C.T. James Huang and R. May eds. Logical Structure and Linguistic Structure, Kluwer, Dordrecht.
  
• Expletives: a Comparative Study of English and Icelandic. (1991) Scandinavian Working Papers in Linguistics, Lund.
• A Primer on Pro (and other empty categories) (1991), Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 20.3 187-198.
• Some Aspectualities of the Theory of Syntax. (1990), Behavior and Brain Science (with B. Elan Dresher).
• Selecting Grammars. (1990), Behavior and Brain Science.
• The Necessity of LF. (1990), The Linguistic Review, 7.2. (with Amy Weinberg)
• Verb Raising in Icelandic Infinitives. (1990), Proceediings of the 20th annual meeting of NELS.
• Governed PRO. (1989), McGill Working Papers in Linguistics (with S. Franks)
• Logical Form - Its Existence and Its Properties.(1988) (with A. Weinberg) in Annali di Ca'Foscari, Rivista della facolta di lingue e letterature straniere dell'universita di venezia, estratto xxvii, 4, 1988.
• Review of Knowledge of Language, by Noam Chomsky. (1988), Philosophical Review, XCVII.4 (October).
  
• The Heartbreak of Semantics. (1988), Mind and Language. 3.1.
• Restructuring and Interpretation in a T Model. (1988) The Linguistic Review, Vol. 5 (published 1988 in volumes for 1985-6).
• A Certain' as a Wide Scope Quantifier: a reply to Hintikka. (1988), Linguistic Inquiry, 19.1.
• Two Notions of Locality. (1988) (with J. Aoun, D. Lightfoot, and A. Weinberg) Linguistic Inquiry, 18.4.
  
• Review of Language, Sense, Nonsense, by G.P. Baker and P.M.S. Hacker, (1987), Philosophical Review, XCVI.3 (July).
• Predication and PRO.(1987) Language, Vol. 63.1, (with D. Lightfoot).
• Superiority & Generalized Binding. (1986) Proceedings of NELS 1986 (with Amy Weinberg).
• Pragmatics and Grammatical Theory. (1986) CLS Proceedings of parasession on pragmatics. Reprinted in A. Kasher ed. Pragmatics:Critical Concepts, 1997, Routledge, London and New York.
  
• From Icon to Symbol: Some Speculations on the Evolution of Natural Language. (1986), (with R. Brandon) Philososphy & Biology. Vol. 1.2 pp.169-189
• Review of Situation & Attitudes by J. Barwise and J. Perry. (1986), Journal of Philosophy, March, pp. 168-184.
• Quantifiers Types. (1985), Linguistic Inquiry 16.4 (with J. Aoun).
• The Primary/Secondary Quality Distinction: Berkeley, Locke, and the Foundations of Corpurcularian Science. (1984), Dialogue, XXIII, pp. 28l-303 (with A. Davidson).
• Grades of Nativism. (1984) Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Vol. 7.2.
• The Interpretation of Quantifiers in Natural Language.(1984) Synthese.
• Foundationalism and the Indeterminacy of Translation.(1982), Social Research, Spring.
• Review of Philosophical Perspectives in Artificial Intelligence. (1981), Journal of Philosophy, Vol. 78.7.
• Case Theory and Preposition Stranding. (1981), Linguistic Inquiry, 12.1, pp. 55-92 (with A. Weinberg).
• Some Aspects of Wide Scope Quantification.(1980), Journal of Linguistic Research Vol. l.3 (with J. Aoun and D. Sportiche). pp.69-95.
• Trace Theory and NP Movement Rules. (1977), Linguistic Inquiry, Vol. 10.l (with B. Elan Dresher).
• Software Systems, Language, and Empirical Constraints. (1977), Behavior and Brain Science, Vol. l.l (with S. Cushing).
• Reply to Winograd. (1977) Cognition 5, pp. 379-392, (with B. Elan Dresher).
• Reply to Schank and Wilensky. (1977) Cognition 5 pp. 147-149, (with B. Elan Dresher).
• Towards a Theory of Tense. (1977) Linguistic Inquiry, Vol. 8.3 pp.52l-557.
• S and the X' Convention. Linguistic Analysis, (1977) Vol. 3.2, pp. 137-176.
• On Some Supposed Contributions of Artificial Intelligence to the Scientific Study of Language. (1976) Cognition 4, pp.32l-398, (with B. Elan Dresher).

Invited Papers and Conference Papers

• "On Control," (invited lecture), Brazilian Linguistics Association (ABRALIN) , Brazil, May 2001.
• "Pronouns," (invited lecture), Conference on Pronouns, USC, May 2001.
• "On Control," (two lectures), Zentrum fur Sprchwissenshaft, Berlin March 2001.
• "Obviation as Anti-Control", GLOW, Vittoria, Spring 2000
• "More on Sidewards Movement", U Conn. Spring 2000.
• "Sidewards Movement", MIT, October 1999/Georgetown November 1999.
• "Move versus Attract", (two lectures) USC 1999.
• "Is the Binding Theory Necessary", USC, February 1998.
• "Subject Control and Parasitic Gaps", USC, February 1998.
• "On Chains", Kyoto University, November 1997.
• "0-Operators", Sophia University, November 1997.
• "The Autonomy of Syntax", Keio University, November 1997.
• "Scope and A-Movement", Japan English Society, November 1997.
• "Control", Kanda University, November 1997.
• "Chains and QR", Yale University, Spring 1996.
• "Chains and Derivations", Keynote address Penn Linguistic Colloquium, Fall 1996.
• "QR and LF", Princeton University, Fall 1996,
• "Truth and Universal Grammar", Carleton University, February 1995.
• "The Language Instinct", Carleton University, February 1995.
• "Three Lectures on Minimalism", Max Planck Institute, Berlin, October 1994.
• "Minimalism and LF", Five Lectures at Brazilian Linguistics Association (ABRALIN), Salvador, Brazil, September 1994.
• "The Fall of QR", February 1994: University of Southern California, March 1994: Concordia University, October 1994: University of Potsdam
• "Binding Linking and Weak Cross Over", March 1993, Rutgers University, October 1992, University of Pennsylvania.
• "One Cheer for Minimalism", March 1993, Jersey Syntax Circle/ March 1993, University of Pennsylvania.
• "Comments on Platzack" October 1992, Historical Syntax Conference, U of Penn.
• "Binding, Linking and Weak Cross Over", March 1993, Rutgers/ October 1992 U of Penn.
• "One Cheer for Minimalism", March 1993, Jersey Syntax Circle, Rutgers University/ March 1993, University of Pennsylvania .
• "Putting Truth into Universal Grammar", October 1992, University of Delaware, Novemeber 1992, Johns Hopkins, December 1992 University of Utrecht, and March 1993 University of Pennsylvania.
• "On What there Is", April 1992, University of Southern California.
• "Folk Psychology as a Research Program", April 1991, University of Pennsylvania.
• "LF and Logical Form", November 1990, North Carolina State University.
• "Language, Evolution and its Discontents", Princeton University, March 1990.
• "Tenses", Cornell University, March 1990.
• "Sequence of Tense and the Structure of Infinitival relative clauses", invited paper, MIT conference on tense March 1990.
• "A Primer on PRO", invited paper CUNY conference on processing March 1990.
• "Governed PRO", invited paper, Conference on Control, MIT, April 1989.
• "Sequence of Tense" University of Toronto, March 1989.
• "The Cognitive Relevance of Linguistics," Albright College, March 1989.
• "Governed PRO" McGill University, Feb. 1989.
• "Sequence of Tense and the Locus of Interpretation" Tilburg Conference on LF, Tilburg, the Netherlands November 1988 (invited speaker).
• "Grammar, Meaning and Indeterminacy", Chomsky Workshop, Tel Aviv University and the Van Leer Institute, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, May 1988.
• "Comments on Stitch", Pacific Division Meetings of the American Philosophical Association, Portland, April, 1988.
• "The Heartbreak of Semantics", June 1987, invited paper at Society for Philosophy and Psychology meetings, San Diego.
• "The Necessity of LF", GLOW conference, April 1987, Venice (with A. Weinberg).
• "On the Nature of Lexcial Government", LSA meetings, New York, December 1986 (with D. Lightfoot).
• "LF, Superiority and MIGs/Pilots" NELS conference MIT fall 1986 (with A. Weinberg).
• "Is Language Vast?" Conference on Methods, Spring 1986.
• "Mind and Meaning: Semantics after Chomsky", Madrid May 1986.
• "Pragmatics and Grammatical Theory", Chicago Linguistics Society, April 1986.
• "Tense and the Language Faculty", Chicago Linguistics Society, April 1986.
• "Two Notions of Locality", Princeton University, March 1986.
• "The Current State of Meaning Theory" Duke University, November 1985.
• "Linguistic Variables", Princeton University, November 1985.
• "Levels of Meaning", Hampshire College, Conference on Modularity, invited paper. June 1985.
• "Two Notions of Locality", University of Mass., Amherst, April 1985.
• "On the ECP", University of Southern California, December 1984.
• "Levels of Meaning", University of California Irvine, December 1984.
• "Where is Logical Form", University of Ottawa, November 1984.
• "Against Predication", MIT April 1984.
• Commentator on "The New Nativists Tricks," Eastern Meeting of the APA, December 29, 1982.
• "Quantifier Types", North East Linguistic Society Meeting, Montreal November 5, 1982.
• "The Ethics of Realism", Columbia University Society of Fellows. 1982 (with C. Larmore).
• "Quantifiers", McGill University, Fall 1981.
• "Quantification in Natural Language" University ofUtrecht, Spring 1981.
• "Marx on Rights", Conference on Methods at New School for Social Research, Fall 1980 (with S. Morgenbesser).