ANAPHORA IN GENERATIVE GRAMMAR -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- PREFACE -- Table of contents -- Chapter One. BACKGROUND -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Goals -- 2. Extrinsic Factors -- 3. Assumptions -- NOTES -- PART I. Pronominal Anaphora -- Chapter 2. THE PRONOMINALIZATION AND REFLEXIVIZATION TRANSFORMATIONS -- 1. History -- 2. Arguments Against Pronominalization -- 3. Reflexivization -- 4. Anapornia -- 5. Conclusion -- NOTES -- Chapter 3. ALTERNATIVES TO PRONOMINALIZATION -- 0. Introduction -- 1. The Lexical Substitution Approach -- 2. The Interpretive Approach -- 3. Choosing an Alternative -- 4.0 The Transitivity Condition -- NOTES -- Chapter 4. THE PRONOMINAL ANAPHORA RULE -- 1. Past Proposals -- 2. Revisions of Past Proposals -- 3. Ordering -- 4. Conclusion -- NOTES -- PART II. Other Anaphoric Relations -- Chapter 5. THE ESSENTIAL UNITY OF ANAPHORA -- 1. Shared Properties -- 2. Differences Between Anaphora Rules and Other Rules -- 3. Conclusion -- NOTES -- Chapter 6. AN ALTERNATIVE TO DELETION -- 1. The Nonexpansion Hypothesis and Its Shortcomings -- 2. An Alternative -- 3. Further Arguments for the Empty Structures Hypothesis -- 4. Non-null Anaphors -- 5. Differences Between Null and Non-null Anaphors -- 6. Conclusion -- NOTES -- Chapter 7. THE STATUS OF EQUI -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Two Approaches to Equi -- 2. Choosing Between the Theories -- 3. Conclusion -- NOTES -- Chapter 8. CONCLUSIONS -- 1. Summary -- 2. Form vs. Function -- 3. Formalization -- 4. A Speculation -- NOTES -- Appendix I. THE BACH-PETERS PARADOX AND KARTTUNEN'S ARGUMENT -- NOTES -- Appendix II. POSTAL'S WH-CONSTRAINT -- 0. Introduction -- 1. The Facts -- 2. An Analysis -- 3. Postal's Analysis -- 4. Summary -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY.