An introduction to complex numbers

Introduction: Pronouns in syntax -- Ch. 1. On the complex structure of pronouns -- 1. Idiosyncrasies of pronouns -- 2. Intransitive determiners as functional heads -- 3. Pronouns and [phi]-features -- 4. Nouns as pronouns -- 5. A noun inside every pronoun -- 6. App.: Delineating the data -- Ch. 2. Pronominal nouns beyond pronouns -- 1. Preamble -- 2. Adjectives and pronominal nouns -- 3. Pronominal clitics and null nouns -- 4. Radical ellipsis: Empty arguments -- 5. A Grand Unification? -- 6. App.: Nominalisation versus noun ellipsis -- Ch. 3. On the nature of empty nouns -- 1. Open issues -- 2. Empty nouns are not phrases -- 3. Empty nouns and pro -- 4. A theory of empty nouns -- Ch. 4. Pro and empty pronouns -- 1. The situation so far -- 2. Why pro is not composed out of (at least) a null noun -- 3. EPP and head movement -- 4. On verbal D (D[subscript v]) and verbal Num -- 5. Summary -- Ch. 5. Licensing and the categorial features of functional categories -- 1. A propos of e[subscript N] -- 2. Semantic licensing of e[subscript N] -- 3. The functional-lexical distinction -- 4. Selection and licensing -- 5. Notational variants and conclusion -- 1. The bigger picture -- 2. Open questions and loose ends.