Many thanks to all of you who responded to my request for references on
phrasal verbs/particles.  I haven't had time to track down the details of
some of the leads I got, but I have most of them, and since I'll soon be
leaving town for much of the summer, had best post what I have.  I'll
find the rest when  I get back.  Here it is, and thanks again.
 
The Respondents;
Bas Aarts, Hans Broekhuis, Andrew Carnie, Richard DeArmond, Stig
Eliasson, Larry Gorbet, Olaf Koeneman, Steve Matthews, Geoff Nathan, Douglas Ol
iver, Haj
Ross, Joanna Rubba, Goerel Sandstroem, Robin Schafer, Michael B. Smith, Tim
Stowell, Bob Wachal, Debra Yeager.
 
The References
Aarts, Bas 1989. Verb-preposition constructions and small clauses in
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Aarts, Bas. 1989.  Small Clauses in English: the non-verbal types.
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Brugmann, Claudia. 1981.  The story of Over.  MA thesis, University
        of California, Berkeley.
Carnie, Andrew, Heidi Harley, and Elizabeth Pyatt . 1994. Old Irish: a
        double derivative of VSO. Paper presented at FLSM and Celtic Linguistic
s
        Conference, UCD.
Dagut, Menachem & Batia Laufer. 1985. Avoidance of phrasal verbs: A case for
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DeArmond, Richard.  A paper on WWW, which I haven't yet managed
        to access, but here's the address; someone may have better luck:
        http://saunders.ling.sfu.ca/
den Dikken, Marcel.  1995. Particles. Oxford University Press.
Gold, Elaine.  Paper or MA thesis on Yiddish.
Gueron, Jacqueline. 1986.  Clause Union and the Verb-Particle
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Hawkins, John. 1994. A Performance Theory of Order and  Constituency.
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Hoekstra, Teun and Rene Mulder. 1990.  Unergatives as Copular   Verbs:
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Hulstijn, Jan H.& E. Marchena. 1989. Avoidance: Grammatical or semantic causes?
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Kayne, Richard. 1985 . Principles of Particle Constructions. in J.
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Koopman, Hilda. 1991.  The verb-particle construction and the syntax
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Laufer, Batia & Stig Eliasson. 1993. What causes avaoidance in L2
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in
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Lindner, Sue. 1981. A Lexico-Semantic Analysis of English verb- particle
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Lindner, Sue. 1982. What goes up doesn't necessarily come down: the
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        Papers from the 18th Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society
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LONGMAN DICTIONARY OF PHRASAL VERBS. 1983
MacPartland, Pamela. 1989-90.  CUNY Graduate Center dissertation
Neeleman, Ad.1994.  Complex Predicates. Phd diss, Utrecht University.
Neeleman, Ad and Fred Weerman. 1993.  The balance between syntax
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OXFORD DICTIONARY OF CURRENT IDIOMATIC ENGLISH.1975
Stowell, Tim.  1981. Origins of Phrase Structure. MIT dissertation.
Svenonius, Peter. 1994.  Dependent Nexus: Subordinate Predication
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