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Baker, Mark. 2013. On dependent
ergative case (in Shipibo) and its derivation by
phase. Manuscript, Rutgers University; revised version to
appear in Linguistic Inquiry.
Baker, Mark. 2012. Parameters of (Dependent) Structural
Case. Paper presented at the
LAGB meeting, University of Salford.
Baker, Mark, Ken Safir,
and Justine Sikuku. 2012. Sources of (a)symmatery in Bantu double object constructions. In Proceedings of WCCFL 30 (Santa Cruz)
Baker, Mark and Nadya Vinokurova. 2012. Forms
of Predication in Sakha: Will the True Lexical
Predicates Please stand up. To appear in Canadian Journal of Linguistics. Also available: On Tense and Copular Verbs in Sakha (a
shortened version to appear in Rutgers Working Papers).
Baker, Mark. 2012. Pseudo-Noun Incorporation as covert noun
incorporation: linearization and crosslinguistic
variation. Ms., Rutgers University. (Presented at
the Academia Sinica in Taiwan in June 2011, and
destined for the proceedings of the workshop)
Baker, Mark. 2012. On the relationship of object agreement and accusative case:
Evidence from Amharic. Linguistic Inquiry 43:255-274. (pre-publication version)
Baker, Mark. 2011. “Obliqueness” as a
component of argument structure in Amharic. To appear in a volume entitled
“The End of Argument Structure?”, edited
by Yves Roberge and Maria Cristina Cuervo, Emerald Press.
Baker, Mark. 2011. When agreement is for number and gender but
not person. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 29:875-915. (prepublication version)
Baker, Mark 2011. Degrees
of nominalization: clause-like constituents in Sakha.
Lingua 121:1164-1193. (pre-publication version)
Baker, Mark and Ruth Kramer. 2011. “Prepositions”
as case morphemes inserted at PF in Amharic. To appear in a volume entitled
“Case at the Interfaces”, edited by Dany
Jaspers (proceedings of BCGL5).
Baker, Mark. 2010. Tyes of Crosslinguistic Variation in Case Assignment. Ms.,
Baker,
Mark and Willie Udo Willie. 2010. Agreement in
Ibibio: From Every Head, To Every Head. Syntax 13: 99-132. (pre-publication version)
Baker, Mark and Nadya Vinokurova. 2010.
Two Modalities of Case Assignment:
Case in Sakha. Natural Language and Linguistic
Theory 28:593-642 (Revised version, as
of January 2009)
Baker,
Mark. 2010. On Parameters of Agreement in Austronesian Languages. In
R. Mercado, J. Sabbagh and L. Travis (eds.) Austronesian
and Theoretical Linguistics. John Benjamins,
Baker, Mark and Nadya Vinokurova. 2009. On
Agent Nominalizations and Why They are not Like Event Nominalizations. Language 85:517-556. (pre-publication
version)
Baker, Mark. 2009. On some ways to test Tagalog nominalism from a crosslinguistic perspective. (A commentary on a paper by Daniel
Kaufmann, for Theoretical Linguistics)
Baker,
Mark. 2009. Is Head Movement Still
Needed for Noun Incorporation? The Case of Mapudungun. Lingua 119:148-165. (Pre-publication
version)
Baker,
Mark and Carlos Fasola. 2009. Araucanian:
Mapudungun. In R. Lieber and P. Stekauer (eds.) The
Baker, Mark. 2008. On the Nature of the Anti-Agreement Effect: Evidence from Wh-in-Situ in Ibibio. Linguistic Inquiry 39: 615-632. (pre-publication version)
Baker,
Mark. 2005. On
Gerunds and the Theory of Categories. Ms,
Baker,
Mark and Chris Collins. 2006. Linkers and the
Internal Structure of vP.
Natural Language and Linguistic Theory. 24: 307-354.
Baker,
Mark, Roberto Aranovich and Lucía
Golluscio. 2005. Two
Types of Syntactic Noun Incorporation: Noun Incorporation in Mapudungun and Its
Typological Implications. Language 81, 138-177. (Abstract.)
Baker,
Mark. 2005. On Verb-Initial and Verb-Final Word
Orders in Lokaa. Journal of African
Languages and Linguistics 26:125-164.
Baker,
Mark. 2003. Agreement, Dislocation and
Partial Configurationality. In A. Carnie, H.
Harley and M. Willie (eds.) Formal Approaches to Function. John Benjamins,
Kandybowicz, Jason and Mark
Baker. 2003. On
Directionality and the Structure of the Verb Phrase: Evidence from Nupe. Syntax 6, 115-155. (Abstract.)
Baker,
Mark. 2003. Verbal Adjectives as Adjectives without
Phi-Features. Proceedings of the Fourth
Baker,
Mark. 2003. On the
Loci of Agreement: Inverstion Constructions in Mapundungun. Proceedings of NELS 33, GLSA,
Baker,
Mark.
Baker,
Mark and Osamuyimen T. Stewart. 2002. A Serial Verb Construction Without
Constructions. Ms,
Baker,
Mark. 2006. On
Zero Agreement and Polysynthesis. In P. Ackema, P. Brandt, M. Schoorlemmer
and F. Weerman (eds.) Arguments and Agreement.
Baker,
Mark and Osamuyimen T. Stewart. 1999. On Double-Headedness and the
Anatomy of the Clause. Ms,
Baker,
Mark and Osamuyimen T. Stewart. 1999. Verb Movement, Objects and Serialization. Ms,
Baker,
Mark and Lisa Travis. 1997. Mood as Verbal
Definiteness in a 'Tenseless' Language. Natural
Language Semantics 1, 43-83.
Baker,
Mark. 1997. Thematic Roles and Syntactic Structure.
In L. Haegeman (ed.) Elements of Grammar.
Kluwer,
Baker,
Mark. 1996. On the
Structural Position of Themes and Goals. In J. Rooryck
and L. Zaring (eds.) Phrase Structure and the
Lexicon. Kluwer,
Baker,
Mark. 2011. On agreement and its relationship
to case: Some generative ideas and results. To appear in
a special issue of Lingua, edited by Luigi Rizzi.
Baker,
Mark. 2010. Theism and
cognitive science. To appear in
the Routledge Companion to Theism, edited by Charles
Taliaferro and Stewart Goetz.
Baker,
Mark. 2009. Language Universals:
Abstract not Mythological. To
appear in Behavior and Brain Sciences 32:448-449,
a commentary on a target article by Evans and Levinson.
Baker,
Mark. 2007. The Creative Aspect of
Language Use and Nonbiological Nativism. In P. Crruthers,
Baker,
Mark. 2008. The Macroparameter in a Microparametric
World. In T. Biberauer (ed.), The Limits of
Syntactic Variation, John Benjamins,
Baker,
Mark. 2006. Do All Languages Have the Same Grammar? In E.M. Rickerson and B. Hilton (eds.) The 5-Minute Linguist.
Equinox Press,
Baker,
Mark. 2005. The Innate
Endowment for Language: Overspecified or
Underspecified. In P. Carruthers,
Baker,
Mark. 2005. Mapping the Terrain of Language
Acquisition. Language Learning and Development 1, 93-129. (Prepublication
version.)
Baker,
Mark. 2003. Language
Differences and Language Design. Trends in Cognitive Sciences 7,
349-353.
Baker,
Mark. In press. Hypothesis testing
in the Minimalist Program. To appear in the
Bloomsbury Companion to Syntax, edited by SilviaLuraghi.
Baker,
Mark. 2011. The interplay between
Universal Grammar, universals, and lineage specificity: Some reflections raised
by Dunn, Greenhill, Levinson, and Gray 2011. Linguistic Typology 15:473-482. (Prepublication version)
Baker, Mark. 2010. Formal Generative Typology. In B. Heine and H. Narrog (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Linguisti Analysis, Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 285-312.
Baker, Mark and James McCloskey. 2007. On the Relationship of Typology to Theoretical Syntax. Linguistic Typology 11:273-284.
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