Accepted papers and posters for HPSG 2015.

Papers:

• Issa Alqurashi. An Analysis of Simple and Construct-State Noun Phrases in Modern Standard Arabic
• Doug Arnold and Andrew Spencer. A Constructional Analysis for the Skeptical
• Guy Emerson and Ann Copestake. Lacking Integrity: HPSG as a Morphosyntactic Theory
• Zhenzhen Fan, Sanghoun Song and Francis Bond. Building Zhong [|], a Chinese HPSG Meta-Grammar
• Tali Arad Greshler, Livnat Herzig Sheinfux, Nurit Melnik and Shuly Wintner. Development of Maximally Reusable Grammars: Parallel Development of Hebrew and Arabic Grammars
• Petter Haugereid. Unique lexical entries in a subconstructional grammar
• Livnat Herzig Sheinfux, Tali Arad Greshler, Nurit Melnik and Shuly Wintner. Hebrew Verbal Multi-Word Expressions
• Jia Qian Ho, Francis Bond and Daniel Flickinger. Feeling our way to an analysis of English possessed idioms
• Juwon Lee. Semantic taxonomies and NP-coordinations
• Takafumi Maekawa. ‘Agreement mismatch’ between sort/kind/type and the determiner
• David Yoshikazu Oshima. Ellipsis of SAY, THINK, and DO in Japanese subordinate clauses: A constructional analysis
• Joanna Ut Seong Sio and Sanghoun Song. Divergence of Expressing Definiteness between Mandarin and Cantonese
• Sanghoun Song, Bo Chen, Joanna Ut Seong Sio and Francis Bond. An HPSG-based Analysis of Resultative Compounds in Chinese
• Frank Van Eynde. Binding, agreement and predicative complements
• Wenjie Wang, Sanghoun Song and Francis Bond. A Constraint-based Analysis of A-NOT-A Questions in Mandarin Chinese

Posters:

• Chris Curtis. Functional building blocks: towards derivational morphology in the LinGO Grammar Matrix
• Dan Flickinger and Woodley Packard. Robust Parsing in HPSG: Bridging the Coverage Chasm
• David Inman. Pronoun Incorporation in Matsigenka
• Antonio Machicao Y Priemer and Elodie Winckel. Adjectives within Spanish and French NPs - Position and Interpretation -