InhaltsangabeList of Abbreviations. 1: Case, Scope and Binding. 1. The S-Structure as the Default Logical Form. 2. A Theory of Case. 3. Basic Case and Agreement Patterns. 4. Further Evidence from Case Assignment in Inuit. 5. Cross-Linguistic Semantics. 6. An Interpretable S-Structure Determines the Minimum Scopes. 7. Semantic Effects of Movement at LF. 8. Syntactic Binding Relations in Inuit. 9. Conclusion. 2: Case-Motivated Movement in Inuit. 1. Review of Case Theory. 2. Nominative Argument Raising. 3. Noun Incorporation. 4. Movement or Binding of a Polyadic Head. 5. Conclusion. 3: Semantic Interpretation of Inuit Structures. 1. Default Existential Quantification. 2. Predicative Numerals and Distributive Agreement. 3. Semantic Effects of Argument Raising at LF. 4. Semantic Characteristics of Nominative Arguments. 5. Conclusion. 4: Syntactic Binding Relations in Inuit. 1. Extended Conditions A and B. 2. Reflexive and Pronominal Arguments. 3. Proximate and Obviative Functional Heads. 4. Extended Control Condition. 5. Controlled PRO. 6. Controlled Functional Heads. 7. Universal Quantifiers. 8. Conclusion. References. Index of Names. Index of Subjects. (SHORT CONTENTS) List of Abbreviations. 1: Case, Scope and Binding. 2: Case-Motivated Movement in Inuit. 3: Semantic Interpretation of Inuit Structures. 4: Syntactic Binding Relations in Inuit. References. Index of Names. Index of Subjects.