Papers from the conference include: "English and Human Morphology: 'Naturalness' in Counting and Measuring" (Sullivan); "Phonetic and Phonemic Change Revisited" (Lockwood); "Virtual Reality" (Langacker); "Path Directions in ASL Agreement Verbs are Predictable on Semantic Grounds" (Taub); "Temporal Binding and the Structure of Relations" (Harrison); "Reanalyzing the Japanese Coda Nasal in Optimality Theory" (Aoyama); "Acoustic versus Physiological Lenition: The Revised Motor Theory in Action" (Griffen); "Syllable Reduction and Ghost Syllables in Tiriyo" (Meira); "Three-Case Prepositions in Polish: The Semantics of 'Po'" (Bacz); "The Functions of 'Subject' in Locative Inversion Constructions in English" (Duffley); "External Possession in Hebrew" (Katz); "On the Bound Variable Interpretation of Pronouns and Anaphors" (Lee); "Topic Prominence and Grammatical Relations in Korean" (Muller-Gotama); "The Emergence of So-Called 'Functional Categories' in English: A Case Study of Auxiliaries, Modals and Quasi-Modals" (Peters); "Functional Sentence Perspective, Focus of Information and Semantic Relations" (Cummings); "Predictable vs. Unpredictable Polysemy" (Ibarretxe-Antunano); "Monosemic 'Take'" (Ruhl); "'Almost,' and Contrafactual Implicatures" (Ziegeler); "'Si Quieres' as a Grammaticalized Politeness Marker in Peninsular Spanish" (Chodorowska-Pilch); "Reduplication in Colloquial Western Armenian" (Der-Houssikian); "The Forms and Functions of the Passive in Korean" (Hwang); "Is Japanese 'Ga' a 'Subject Marker'?: Evidence from Conversation" (Ono, Thompson, Suzuki);"Syntactic Encoding of Informational Distinctions in Nugunu" (Patman); "Forensic Aspects of Discourse Analysis" (Prideaux); "History of an Idea: 4-Brainmind Evolution of Language Model" (Alford); "The Neural Substrate of Perceptual and Recalled Images as Cognitive Topics" (Babitch); "Local and Distributed Representation in Network Models of Linguistic and Conceptual Structure" (Lamb); "Central Aphasia and the Myth of G: Toward a Grammar-Free Linguistics" (Straight); "The Magical Lexicon of Fighters and Lovers: Toward a Critical Cognitive Grammar" (Hawkins); "Path Settings, Subjective Motion, and the Finnish Partitive Subject" (Huumo); "On the Agent/Experiencer Continuum: A Cognitive Approach to the 'GA/NI' Alternation in Japanese" (Kabata); "The Idiomatization and Grammaticalization of Complex Prepositions" (Akimoto); "'A Wee Dream of the Creature': Examining the Semantic Link Between 'Animal' and 'Alcohol'" (Volpe, McBroom); "The Grammar of the 1635 'Scottish Metrical Psalter'" (Collins); "'Achilles' Grudge' and 'Groveling Before the Lord': Some Impediments to an Accurate Translation" (Levin); "'For Here Can Non Soche Be Hadde in This Conttre': Auxiliaries on the Eve of Modern English" (Mills); "Small Clauses and Indirect Discourse in Latin Prose" (Rytting); "Assumptions, Hypotheses, and Theories in 'Applied' vs. 'Theoretical' Linguistics" (Coleman); "The Influence of French on Quebec English: Motivation for Lexical Borrowing and Integration of Loanwords" (Grant-Russell); and "Applying Linguistics: An Analysis of Grammatical Explanations Given by TESL Undergraduates" (Morris). (MSE)