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Velde, John R te. 1995. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1992. Linguistic representation. Structural analogy and stratification. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. Studies in Language 19(2), 525-531.

Thrane, Torben . 1980. Referential-semantic analysis. Aspects of a theory of linguistic reference. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Staun, Jørgen . 1996. On structural analogy. Word 47(2), 193-205.

Starosta, Stanley . 1981. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1977. On case grammar. London: Croom Helm. Language 57(3), 720-724.

Sampson, Geoffrey . 1972. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1971. The grammar of case: towards a localistic theory. Cambridge: CUP. Journal of Literary Semantics 1, 116-118.

Roberts, David . 1978. A study of 'agency' in English and other languages. PhD thesis. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.

Miller, Jim E. 1972. Towards an account of quantifiers in Russian. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 1, 73-91.

Miller, Jim E. 1973. Deep structures without verbs. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 2, 11-23.

Lyons, John . 1979. Knowledge and truth: a localistic approach. In: Allerton, D.J. , E.  Carney, & D.  Holdcroft. Function and context in linguistic analysis. A Festschrift for William Haas. 111-141. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Lyons, John . 1977. Semantics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Lyons, John . 1975. Deixis as the source of reference. In: Keenan, Edward L. Formal semantics of natural language. 61-83. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Lyons, John . 1966. Towards a 'notional' theory of the 'parts of speech'. Journal of Linguistics 2, 209-236.

Lyons, John . 1968. Existence, location, possession and transitivity. In: Rootselaar, B. van & J. F Staal. Logic, methodology and philosophy of scienceLogic, methodology and philosophy of science. Vol. III, 495-504. Amsterdam: North-Holland.

Lyons, John . 1968. Introduction to theoretical linguistics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Lyons, John . 1989. Semantic ascent: a neglected aspect of syntactic typology. In: Arnold, Doug , Martin  Atkinson, Jacques  Durand, Claire  Grover, & Louisa  Sadler. Essays on grammatical theory and universal grammar. 153-186. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Lyons, John . 1967. A note on possessive, existential and locative sentences. Foundations of Language 3, 390-396.

Langacker, Ronald W. 1973. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1971. The grammar of case: towards a localistic theory. Cambridge: CUP. Journal of Linguistics 9, 319-331.

Korponay, Béla . 2001. A Hungarian-English case grammar. Budapest: ELTE Eötvös Kiadó. [Revised version of Korponay 1986].

Korponay, Béla . 1986. Outlines of a Hungarian-English case grammar. Budapest: Tankönyvkiadó.

Kirkwood, Henry W. 1979. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1977. On case grammar. London: Croom Helm. Quinquereme 2(1), 111-115.

Jones, Charles . 1988. Grammatical gender in English: 950-1250. London: Croom Helm.

Jessen, Marilyn E. 1975. A semantic study of spatial and temporal expressions in English. PhD thesis. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.

Jessen, Marilyn E. 1973. Preliminaries to a theory of temporal journeys. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 2, 109-126.

Hurford, James . 1981. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1977. On case grammar. London: Croom Helm. Journal of Linguistics 17, 374-378.

Hogg, Richard M. 1973. Is parentage a matter of co-ordination? An essay in the semantics of generation. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 2, 63-66.

Hogg, Richard M. 1973. A grammar for 'both'. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 2, 93-108.

Dreike, Beate . 1975. Local bei laws. Folia Linguistica 8.1-4, 171-198.

Dreike, Beate . 1973. Local bei laws. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 3, 105-122.

Covington, Michael A. 1998. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1997. A notional theory of syntactic categories. Cambridge: CUP. Language 74, 890-891.

Colman, Fran . 1985. On some morphological formatives in Old English. Folia Linguistica Historica 6(2), 267-284.

Colman, Fran . 2008. Names, derivational morphology and Old English gender. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 44, 29-52.

Colman, Fran . 1988. Heavy arguments in Old English. In: Anderson, John M & Norman  Macleod. Edinburgh studies in English language. 33-89. Edinburgh: John Donald.

Colman, Fran . 1997. Old English : That is (,) an orthographic problem (noch einmal), related to the lexical (non)semantics of word classes. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 31, 29-39.

Colman, Fran . 1989. Neutralisation: On characterising distinctions between Old English proper names and common nouns. In: Barnes, Geraldine , Sonya  Jensen, Lee  Jobling, & David  Lawton. Studies in honour of H.L. Rogers. 249-270. (Leeds Studies In English, New Series). Leeds: Leeds University Press.

Colman, Fran . 1991. What positions fit in?. In: Kastovsky, Dieter . Historical English syntax. 51-102. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

Colman, Fran . 1996. Names will never hurt me. In: Toswell, Jane  & Elizabeth  Tyler. Studies in English language and literature: 'Doubt wisely' ? Papers in honour of E.G. Stanley. 13-28. London: Routledge.

Colman, Fran . 2014. The grammar of names in Anglo-Saxon England. The linguistics and culture of the Old English onomasticon. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Colman, Fran . 1996. Morphology: Old and Middle English derivational and inflexional. In: Fisiak, Jacek . Middle English miscellany: From vocabulary to linguistic variation. 3-28. Pozna?: Motivex.

Buren, Paul van. 1979. Comparatives and linguistic theory (with special reference to the localist hypothesis of language). PhD thesis. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.

Buren, Paul van. 1978. Localism, comparatives and (hopefully) applied linguistics. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 10, 55-65.

Böhm, Roger . 2001. Prädikation ? primar (und sekundär) notionalgrammatisch. In: Hackmack, Susanne  & Karl Heinz Wagner. Prädikation. 91-158. (Bremer Linguististik Workshop 2). Bremen: Universität Bremen, IAAS.

Böhm, Roger . 1982. Topics in localist case grammar (with especial reference to English and German). DPhil thesis. Coleraine: University of Ulster.

Böhm, Roger . 1986. Indirect object advancement: from relational grammar to case grammar (via Kalkatungu). Australian Journal of Linguistics 6(1), 73-105.

Böhm, Roger . 2001. Zu einem Typus von Lokativalternation im Deutschen und anderswo. In: Boeder, W.  & G.  Hentschel. Variierende Markierung von Nominalphrasen in Sprachen unterschiedlichen Typs. 69-99. Oldenburg: BIS.

Böhm, Roger . 1981. On causing without a subject. Lingua 53, 1-31.

Böhm, Roger . 2000. Ergativität ? Akkusativität und Notionalgrammatisches. In: Hackmack, Susanne  & Karl Heinz Wagner. Ergativ. 53-64. (Bremer Linguististik Workshop 1). Bremen: Universität Bremen, IASS.

Böhm, Roger . 1983. Semi-subjects: evidence for split principals. Acta Linguistica Hafniensia 18, 117-153.

Böhm, Roger . 1998. De-activated participants: Notional Grammar, dependency and (anti)passives. In: Boeder, W. , Ch.  Schroeder, K.H.  Wagner, & W.  Wildgen. Sprache in Raum und Zeit. In memoriam Johannes Bechert. Vol. 2, 19-49. Tübingen: Narr.

Böhm, Roger . 1993. Predicate-argument structure, relational typology and (anti)passives: towards an integrated localist case grammar account. Duisburg: LAUD.

Böhm, Roger . 1999. Kategorien, Konfigurationen und 'Kasus' in einer notionalen Grammatik. Sprachtypologie und Universalienforschung 52(2), 207-231.

Böhm, Roger . 1998. Notional Grammar, Wortklassen und Dependenz. (Blick 7). Bremen: Universität Bremen, IAAS.

Blake, Barry . 1999. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1997. A notional theory of syntactic categories. Cambridge: CUP. Studies in Language 23(2), 425-446.

Bauer, Laurie  & Boagey, Winifred . 1977. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1971. The grammar of case: towards a localistic theory. Cambridge: CUP. Linguistics and Philosophy 1, 485-497.

Bang-Bang, C.C. . 1974. The grammar of sexual inequality: or, the grammar of fucking and laying; a couple of reasons for deriving 'fuck' from 'cause to fuck'. Trier: LAUT.

Anderson, John M. 1989. Notional grammar and the category squish. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.

Anderson, John M. 1984. En tout cas. LALIES 3, 5-44.

Anderson, John M. 1997. A notional theory of syntactic categories. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1997. On variability in Old English syntax, and some consequences thereof. Transactions of the Philological Society 95, 9-40.

Anderson, John M. 2004. On the grammatical status of names. Language 80, 435-474.

Anderson, John M. 2011. The substance of language. Vol. II. Morphology, paradigms, and periphrases. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1973. Review of Genevieve N'Diaye. 1970. Structure du dialecte basque de Maya. The Hague: Mouton. Lingua 32, 344-355.

Anderson, John M. 2000. Auxiliaries. In: Booij, Geert , Christian  Lehmann, & Joachim  Mugdan. Morphologie/Morphology I. 808-820. Berlin: de Gruyter.

Anderson, John M. 1968. On the status of 'lexical formatives'. Foundations of Language 4, 308-318.

Anderson, John M. 1998. The domain of semantic roles. In: Andor, Jósef , Béla  Hollósy, & Tibor  Laczkó. The diversity of linguistic description: Studies in linguistics in honour of Béla Korponay. 1-38. Debrecen: Angol-Amerikai Intézete.

Anderson, John M. 2004. No less than four notes on less. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 40, 55-74.

Anderson, John M. 1973. No reason not to not derive 'no' from 'all not'. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 3, 85-88.

Anderson, John M. 1986. Old English morphology and the structure of noun phrases. Folia Linguistica Historica 7(1), 219-224.

Anderson, John M. 1996. Case grammar. In: Asher, R.E. . The encyclopedia of language and linguistics. 453-464. Amsterdam: Elsevier.

Anderson, John M. 1974. Nuns and rapists. Linguistische Berichte 30, 62-65.

Anderson, John M. 1974. Existential quantifiers. Acta Linguistica Hafniensia 15, 1-27.

Anderson, John M. 1975. Noun phrases as adjectives: serialization in seven parts. Trier: LAUT.

Anderson, John M. 2003. Only connect. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 39, 3-46.

Anderson, John M. 2011. The substance of language. Vol. III. Phonology-syntax analogies. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M. 2005. Let and the 'bare infinitive': an exploratory exercise in (traditional notional) grammar. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 41, 29-52.

Anderson, John M. 1989. Periphrases and paradigms. In: Odenstedt, Bengt  & Gunnar  Persson. Instead of flowers: Papers in honour of Mats Rydén on the occasion of his 60th birthday. 1-10. Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell.

Anderson, John M & Colman, Fran . 2000. The importance of being Leofwine Horn. In: Dalton-Puffer, C.  & N.  Ritt. Words: Structure, meaning, function ? A festschrift for Dieter Kastovsky. 7-17. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

Anderson, John M. 1996. Localism. In: Asher, R.E. . The encyclopedia of language and linguistics. 2276-2282. Amsterdam: Elsevier.

Anderson, John M. 2006. Notional grammar. Anglophonia (Sigma): French Journal of English Studies 20, 6-49.

Anderson, John M. 2008. Finiteness, subjunctives, and negation in English. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 44, 203-215.

Anderson, John M. 1974. Concerning quantifiers and coordination. Trier: LAUT.

Anderson, John M. 1987. Invariance and linguistic variation: a case grammar characterisation. In: Melenk, Hartmut , Jean  Firges, Günter  Nold, Reinhard  Strauch, & Dieter  Zeh. 11. Fremdsprachendidaktiker-Kongreß. 604-610. Tübingen: Narr.

Anderson, John M. 1988. The type of Old English impersonals. In: Anderson, John M & Norman  Macleod. Edinburgh studies in English language. 1-32. Edinburgh: John Donald.

Anderson, John M. 2006. Modern grammars of case: A retrospective. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M. 2000. Markedness and the ontogenesis of syntax. Folia Linguistica 34(3-4), 147-183.

Anderson, John M. 1993. Parameters of syntactic change: a notional view. In: Jones, Charles . Historical linguistics: Problems and perspectives. 1-42. London: Longman.

Anderson, John M. 1987. Case grammar and the localist hypothesis. In: Dirven, R.  & G.  Radden. Concepts of caseConcepts of case. 103-121. Tübingen: Narr.

Anderson, John M. 1982. Case grammar: the motion picture. Trier: LAUT.

Anderson, John M. 2004. Grammar and meaning: two cheers for structuralism. (Report No. Ilci-03-Lic-13. Institute For Logic, Cognition, Language And Information). Donostia: Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea.

Anderson, John M. 2005. The non-autonomy of syntax. Folia Linguistica 39, 223-250.

Anderson, John M. 2008. A case of functional equivalence. In: Andor, József , Béla  Hollósy, Tibor  Laczkó, & Péter  Pelyvás. When grammar minds language and literature: Festschrift for Béla Korponay. 45-63. Debrecen: Institute of English and American Studies, University of Debrecen.

Anderson, John M. 1975. La grammaire casuelle. In: Anderson, John M & Françoise  Dubois-Charlier. La grammaire des casLa grammaire des cas. 18-64. (Langages 38).

Anderson, John M. 1972. Remarks on the hierarchy of quasi-predications. Revue Roumaine de Linguistique 17, 23-44; 121-140; 193-202; 319-335.

Anderson, John M. 1973. A dialect argument for ?x ? ~?x(~. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 3, 1-9.

Anderson, John M. 1991. Concord, rection and possessives in English, Makonde and elsewhere. Working Papers in General and Applied Linguistics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 26, 341-362.

Anderson, John M. 1988. Localism in syntax. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.

Anderson, John M. 2011. Referentiality and the noun. Hermes ? Journal of Language and Communication in Business 47, 13-29.

Anderson, John M. 1975. A non-argument for deep structure. York Papers in Linguistics 5, 87-96.

Anderson, John M. 2001. Finiteness, in Greek, and elsewhere. Pozna? Studies in Contemporary Linguistics 37, 5-33.

Anderson, John M. 2008. Case in localist case grammar. In: Malchukov, Andrej  & Andrew  Spencer. The Oxford handbook of case. 121-135. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M. 2000. 'What became of Waring?' Questioning the predicator in English. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 35, 53-80.

Anderson, John M & Colman, Fran . 2000. Metonymy as word-formation: With special reference to Old English. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.

Anderson, John M. 1971. A proposal concerning the lexicalisation of complex structures. Studia Linguistica 25, 1-8.

Anderson, John M. 1987. The tradition of structural analogy. In: Steele, R.  & T.  Threadgold. Language topics: essays in honour of Michael Halliday. Vol. II, 33-43. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Anderson, John M. 1973. Some speculations concerning meetings, matrimony, family resemblances and related matters. York Papers in Linguistics 3, 7-29.

Anderson, John M. 1991. Should. In: Kastovsky, Dieter . Historical English syntax. 11-30. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

Anderson, John M. 1982. Analysis and levels of linguistic description. In: Siciliani, E. , R.  Barone, & G.  Aston. La lingua inglese nell' universitàLa lingua inglese nell' università. 3-26. Bari: Adriatica Editrice.

Anderson, John M. 1973. Maximi Planudes in memoriam. In: Kiefer, F.  & N.  Ruwet. Generative grammar in Europe. 20-47. Dordrecht: Reidel.

Anderson, John M. 1971. The grammar of case: towards a localistic theory. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1980. Anti-unaccusative, or: relational grammar is case grammar. Revue Roumaine de Linguistique 25, 193-225.

Anderson, John M. 1997. Remarks on the structure and development of the have perfect. Folia Linguistica Historica 28(1-2), 3-23.

Anderson, John M. 1973. An essay concerning aspect. The Hague: Mouton.

Anderson, John M. 2005. The argument structure of morphological causatives. Pozna? Studies in Contemporary Linguistics 40, 27-89.

Anderson, John M. 1973. Nuns and rapists. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 3, 89-92.

Anderson, John M. 1984. Objecthood. In: Plank, Frans . Objects Towards a theory of grammatical relations. 29-54. New York: Academic Press.

Anderson, John M. 2013. On so-called 'conjunctions' in English. Pozna? Studies in Contemporary Linguistics 49(1), 21-77.

Anderson, John M. 1991. Notional grammar and the redundancy of syntax. Studies in Language 15, 301-333.

Anderson, John M. 1975. A note on the placement of universal quantifiers. Folia Linguistica 7, 317-338.

Anderson, John M. 1968. Ergative and nominative in English. Journal of Linguistics 4(1), 1-32.

Anderson, John M & Jessen, Marilyn E. 1973. Some time, I. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 3, 123-140.

Anderson, John M. 1990. On the status of auxiliaries in notional grammar. Journal of Linguistics 26, 341-362.

Anderson, John M. 1997. Finiteness and auxiliarihood. In: Rydén, Mats , Henryk  Kardela, Johan  Nordlander, & Bengt  Odenstedt. From runes to romance: A festschrift for Gunnar Perssón on his sixtieth birthday. 1-20. Umeå: University of Umeå.

Anderson, John M. 1997. Subjecthood and the English impersonal. In: Hickey, Raymond  & Stanislav  Puppel. Language history and linguistic modelling. A festschrift for Jacek Fisiak on his 60th birthday. Vol. 1, 251-263. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

Anderson, John M. 2007. Finiteness, mood, and morphosyntax. Journal of Linguistics 43, 1-32.

Anderson, John M. 1985. The case grammar hypothesis. T.a. informations 26(2), 47-56.

Anderson, John M. 2001. Raising control. Studia Linguistica 55(1), 77-111.

Anderson, John M. 1999. Orm the orthographer. In: López, María Bringas, María Dolores Go Alvarez, Javier Pérez Guerra, María Esperanza Martínez, & Eduardo Varela Bravo. Woonderous Ænglissce: Studies in Medieval English Language. 33-42. (Proceedings Of Selim (Sociedad Española De Lengua Y Literatura Inglesa Medieva) Xi). Vigo: Universidade de Vigo.

Anderson, John M. 2011. The substance of language. Vol. I. The domain of syntax. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1995. Case grammar. In: Verschueren, Jef , Jan-Ola  Östman, Jan  Blommaert, & Chris  Bulcaen. Handbook of pragmatics. 89-94. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.

Anderson, John M. 1998. A core morphology for Old English verbs. English Language and Linguistics 2, 199-222.

Anderson, John M. 1986. A note on Old English impersonals. Journal of Linguistics 22(1), 167-177.

Anderson, John M. 1997. Preliminaries to the study of auxiliarisation in English. In: Nevalainen, Terttu  & Leena  Kahlas-Tarkka. To explain the present: Studies in the changing English language in honour of Matti Rissanen. 229-252. (Mémoires De La Société Néophilologique De Helsinki 52). Helsinki: Société Néophilologique.

Anderson, John M. 2007. The grammar of names. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1970. Just for the record. General Linguistics 10, 12-17.

Anderson, John M. 1991. A helping of verbs. Dutch Working Papers in the English Language and Linguistics 24, 1-16.

Anderson, John M. 2012. Types of lexical complexity in English: Syntactic categories and the lexicon. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 47(4), 3-51.

Anderson, John M. 1989. The localist basis for syntactic categories. In: Kakouriotis, Athanasios . 2nd symposium on English and Greek: Description and/or comparison of the two languages. 7-32. Thessaloniki: Aristotle University.

Anderson, John M. 2013. Substance, structural analogy, and universals. Language Sciences 39, 15-30.

Anderson, John M. 2004. Syntactic categories and syntactic change: the development of subjunctive periphrases in English. In: Fandiño, Isabel Moskowich & García Begoña Crespo. New trends in English historical linguistics: An Atlantic view. 31-73. Coruña: Universidade da Coruña.

Anderson, John M. 1980. Essential criteria for the establishment of linguistic typologies.  Discussion. Travaux de cercle linguistique de Copenhague 20, 179-193.

Anderson, John M, Agutter, Alex JL & Agutter, Paul S. 1986. Some aspects of semantic and pragmatic fuzziness. Lingua Posnaniensis 29, 105-115.

Anderson, John M. 2012. Parasitic passives of intransitives in English. Token: A Journal of English Linguistics 1, 5-22.

Anderson, John M. 1996. Case. In: Asher, R.E. . The encyclopedia of language and linguistics. 447-453. Amsterdam: Elsevier.

Anderson, John M. 1985. The case system of Old English: a case for non-modularity. Studia Linguistica 39, 1-22.

Anderson, John M. 2005. The groundedness of grammar. In: Stuhlmann, A.  & P.  Studer. Language ? Text ? Bildung: Essays in honour of Beate Dreike. 13-21. Frankfurt: Lang.

Anderson, John M. 1979. Syntax and the single mother. Journal of Linguistics 15, 267-287.

Anderson, John M. 1982. A disagreeable note on grammatical relations. In: Dirven, R.  & G.  Radden. Issues in the theory of universal grammar. 125-143. Tübingen: Narr.

Anderson, John M. 1969. Adjectives, datives and ergativisation. Foundations of Language 5, 301-322.

Anderson, John M. 1986. Structural analogy and case grammar. Lingua 70(2-3), 79-130.

Anderson, John M. 1977. On case grammar. Prolegomena to a theory of grammatical relations. London: Croom Helm.

Anderson, John M. 1997. Preliminaries to a history of sentential subjects in English. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 31, 21-28.

Anderson, John M. 2003. On the structure of names. Folia Linguistica 37, 347-398.

Anderson, John M. 1984. Case grammar and the lexicon. (Occasional Papers In Linguistics And Language Learning 10). Coleraine: University of Ulster.

Anderson, John M. 1991. Grammaticalisation and the English modals. In: Kakietek, Piotr . Problems in the modality of natural language. 9-27. Opole: Pedagogical University of Opole.

Anderson, John M. 1989. Reflections on notional grammar, with some remarks on its relevance to issues in the analysis of English and its history. In: Arnold, Doug , Martin  Atkinson, Jacques  Durand, Claire  Grover, & Louisa  Sadler. Essays on grammatical theory and universal grammar. 13-36. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1978. On the derivative status of grammatical relations. In: Abraham, W. . Valence, semantic case and grammatical relations. 661-694. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Anderson, John M. 2005. Structuralism and autonomy: From Saussure to Chomsky. Historiographia Linguistica 32, 117-148.

Anderson, John M. 1973. On existence and the perfect. Foundations of Language 10, 333-337.

Anderson, John M. 1979. Subjecthood. Hungarian Studies in English 12, 121-138.

Anderson, John M. 1971. Some proposals concerning the modal verb in English. In: Aitken, A.J. , A.  McIntosh, & H.  Palsson. Edinburgh studies in English and Scots. 69-120. London: Longman.

Anderson, John M. 1969. A note on 'rank' and 'delicacy'. Journal of Linguistics 5, 129-135.

Anderson, John M. 2001. Modals, subjunctives and (non-)finiteness. English Language and Linguistics 5(1), 159-166.

Anderson, John M. 2006. Case grammar. In: Brown, Keith . The encyclopedia of language and linguistics. Vol. II, 220-233. Oxford: Elsevier.

Anderson, John M. 1973. The ghost of time past. Foundations of Language 9, 481-491.

Anderson, John M. 1974. All and equi ride again. Archivum Linguisticum 5, 1-10.

Anderson, John M. 1971. Dependency and grammatical functions. Foundations of Language 7, 30-37.

Anderson, John M. 1978. On choosing where to have your relations. In: Gregersen, K. . Papers from the 4th Scandinavian conference of linguistics. 359-365. Odense: Odense University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1985. Case grammar, invariance and linguistic variation. TESOL France News 5(3), 6-11.

Anderson, John M. 1984. The natural history of dative sentences. In: Blake, Norman F & Charles  Jones. English historical linguistics: studies in development. 241-278. Sheffield: The Centre for English Cultural Tradition and Language.

Anderson, John M. 1970. The case for cause: a preliminary enquiry. Journal of Linguistics 6, 99-104.

Anderson, John M & Colman, Fran . 2004. Metonymy as word-formation: With special reference to Old English. English Studies 85(6), 547-565.

Anderson, John M. 1992. Linguistic representation. Structural analogy and stratification. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

Anderson, John M. 1980. Towards dependency morphology: the structure of the Basque verb. In: Anderson, John M & Colin J Ewen. Studies in dependency phonology. 227-271. Ludwigsburg: R.O.U. Strauch.

Anderson, John M. 1979. On being without a subject. Bloomington, Ind.: IULC.

Anderson, John M. 1995. The possessed. In: Palmer, Frank R. Grammar and meaning. Essays in honour of Sir John Lyons. 162-174. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1973. Universal quantifiers. Lingua 31, 125-176.

Anderson, John M. 1990. Case grammar constrasts. In: Fisiak, Jacek . Further insights into contrastive analysis. 23-28. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Anderson, John M. 1979. Serialisation, dependency and the syntax of possessives in Moru. Studia Linguistica 33, 1-25.

Anderson, John M. 1976. On serialization in English syntax. (Ludwigsburg Studies In Language And Linguistics 1). Ludwigsburg: R.O.U. Strauch.

Anderson, John M. 1978. Deep structure change? The history of the modals in English. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.

Anderson, John M. 2013. What are 'grammatical periphrases'?. In: Hegedus, Irén  & Dóra  Podör. Periphrasis, replacement and renewal: Studies in English Historical Linguistics. 14-33. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars.

Anderson, John M. 2006. Structural analogy and universal grammar. Lingua 116(5), 301-333.

Anderson, John M. 2004. Contrast in phonology, structural analogy, and the interfaces. Studia Linguistica 58, 269-287.