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| Introduction Part I: Studies in Linguistics 1. A Paradox in English Syntax 2. A Putatively Banned Type of Raising 3. A New Raising Mystery 4. Chromaticity: An Overlooked English Grammatical Category Distinction 5. The Structure of One Type of American English Vulgar Minimizer 6. The Openness of Natural Languages Part II: Studies of Junk Linguistics 7. Junk Syntax 1: A Supposed Account of Strong Crossover Effects 8. Junk Syntax 2: "There Remain a Few As Yet Unexplained Exceptions" 9. Junk Ethics 1: Advances in Linguistic Rhetoric 10. Junk Refereeing: Our Tax Dollars at Work 11. Junk Ethics 2: The Most Irresponsible Passage 12. Junk Reasoning 1: If It Doesn't Follow Automatically, Then It's Pretty Much Got to at Least Virtually Follow, and If Not, Don't Worry; It Is Still Unquestionably Natural 13. Junk Reasoning 2: '(Virtually) Conceptually Necessary' 14. Junk Linguistics: The Bottom Line Notes References Index | ||||||||||||||||||
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