Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Prospectus -- 1. Fundamental Principles -- 1.1 Corepresentation Defined -- 1.2 Generation of Corepresentations -- 1.3 On Comparing Approaches -- 1.4 Properties and Functions of Relational Representation -- 1.5 Predicational Structure -- 1.6 Lexical Information -- 1.7 Generation of Categorial Structure -- 2. Analysis of English Simplex Sentences -- 2.1 Active Constructions: Preliminary Approach -- 2.2 Metaconditions: A Proposed System and Its Consequences -- 2.2.1 Statement of the Metaconditions -- 2.2.2 Interaction of Metaconditions and C-Rules -- 2.2.3 Further Commentary on the Metaconditions -- 2.2.4 On the Interpretation of C-Rules -- 2.2.5 On the Status of Subjects -- 2.3 Null Constituents -- 2.4 Passive Constructions -- 2.5 Oblique Distance -- 3. Complex Sentences I: Complementation -- 3.1 Background -- 3.1.1 Some Definitions -- 3.1.2 Problems to be Considered -- 3.2 The Method -- 3.2.1 Arguments and Argument Segments -- 3.2.2 Marked Argument Complementation -- 3.2.3 Unmarked Argument Complementation -- 3.2.4 A Necessity Argument -- 3.2.5 Marked and Unmarked Argument Complementation: A Comparison -- 3.3 On the Nature of Output -- 4. Complex Sentences II: Nominal Modification -- 4.1 Head-Modifier Constructions -- 4.2 The Complex NP Phenomenon -- 4.3 HMC's as Predicate Domains -- 4.4 A Further Phenomenon -- 4.5 Some Cross-Linguistic Observations -- 4.6 The Perceptual Conflict Hypothesis: A Critique -- 5. Complex Sentences III: Coordinate Structure -- 5.1 Some General Properties of Coordination -- 5.2 The Coordinate Structure Constraint: An Explanation of the Facts -- 5.3 Some Remarks on Gapping -- 6. Metatheoretical Foundations -- 6.1 Retrospect -- 6.2 Two Anticipated Objections -- 6.2.1 Psychological Implications -- 6.2.2 The System of Relations -- 6.3 Two Conceptions of Grammatical Theory -- References -- Index.

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