The Grammar-Pragmatics Interface -- Editorial page -- Title page -- LCC data -- Table of contents -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Part I Pragmatics and Syntax -- 2. Lexical subjects and the conflation strategy -- ---Laura Michaelis and Hartwell Francis -- 3. The information structure of it-clefts,wh-clefts and reverse wh-clefts in English* -- ---Nancy Hedberg and Lorna Fadden -- 4. Epistemic would, open propositions, and truncated clefts -- ---Gregory Ward, Jeffrey Kaplan, and Betty Birner -- 5. It's over: Verbal ‑le in Mandarin Chinese -- ---Hooi Ling Soh and Mei Jia Gao -- Part II Pragmatics and Reference -- 6. Knowing who's important: Relative discourse salience and Irish pronominal forms -- ---Ann Mulkern -- 7. The correspondence between cognitive status and the form of kind-referring NPs -- ---Kaja Borthen -- 8. Context dependence and semantic types in the interpretation of clausal arguments -- ---Michael Hegarty -- 9. Implicit internal arguments, event structure, predication and anaphoric reference -- ---Francis Cornish -- 10. 'Switch-polarity' anaphora in English and Norwegian -- ----Thorstein Fretheim -- 11. What on earth: Non-referential interrogatives -- ----Maria Polinsky -- Part III Pragmatic and social variables -- 12. A grammar in every register? -- ----Mira Ariel -- 13. Apologies-form and function -- ----Suellen Rundquist -- 14. Subjectivity, perspective and footing in Japanese co-constructions -- ----Polly Szatrowski -- Index of names -- Index of subjects -- The series Pragmatics & Beyond New Series.