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Marjolijn Aalders Grool Pauses as indicators in story structure (1)

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Karen De Clercq Proper names used as Common Nouns in Belgian Dutch and German (63)

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Linguistics in the Netherlands 2007

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Bert Botma & Norval Smith A dependency-based typology of nasalisation and voicing phenomena (36)

Hans Broekhuis Does defective intervention exist? (50)

Leston Buell Transparency effects in Zulu reason applicative questions (63)

Norbert Corver Dutch ‘proper name + -s’: a hidden possessive (75)

Berit Gehrke Goals and sources in event structure (87)

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Jacqueline van Kampen Relative agreement in Dutch (112)

Monique J.A. Lamers Verb type, animacy and definiteness in grammatical function disambiguation (125)

Bert Le Bruyn The partitive article dei in Italian (138)

Lei Sun & Vincent J. van Heuven Perceptual assimilation of English vowels by Chinese listeners: Can native-language interference be predicted? (150)

Claartje Levelt & Feature co-occurrence constraints in L1 acquisition (162)

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Maike Prehn Schwa loss and its results in Low German. Tone or Overlength? (187)

Kristina Riedel Object Marking in Sambaa (199) Kees de Schepper Reflecting the past: Mapping the development of the Indo-European SE-form (211)

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Mark de Vries Dislocation and backgrounding (235)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 2006

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Hans Broekhuis The universal base hypothesis: VO or OV? (28)

Leonie Cornips, Mara van der Hoek & Ramona Verwer The acquisition of grammatical gender in bilingual child acquisition of Dutch (by older Moroccan and Turkish children) – The definite determiner, attributive adjective and relative pronoun (40)

Jeroen van Craenenbroeck Transitivity failures in the left periphery and foot-driven movement operations (52)

Onno Crasborn A linguistic analysis of the use of the two hands in sign language poetry (65)

Jan Don & Elma Blom A constraint-based approach to morphological neutralization (78)

Els Elffers Evert Beth vs. Anton Reichling: contrary forces in the rise of Dutch generativism (89)

Charlotte Gooskens Linguistic and extra-linguistic predictors of inter-Scandinavian intelligibility (101)

Bart Hollebrandse & Sylvia Visser Temporal quantification and events in Dutch child language (114)

Hanne Kloots, Evie Coussé & Steven Gillis Vowel labelling in a pluricentric language – Flemish and Dutch labellers at work (126)

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Frank Landsbergen Getting a sense of krijgen – A diachronic study of its polysemy and grammaticalization (150) Rick Nouwen Remarks on the polar orientation of almost (162)

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Luis Vicente Short negative replies in Spanish (199)

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Jenneke van der Wal Predicative tone lowering in Makhuwa (224)

Hongyan Wang & Vincent J. van Heuven Acoustical analysis of English vowels produced by Chinese, Dutch and American speakers (237)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 2005

Editors: Jenny Doetjes and Jeroen van de Weijer Published by Benjamins

Mircea Branza & Vincent J. van Heuven Linguistic variation in the subjuntivo imperfecto in Spanish America in the 16th century (25)

Anne Breitbarth Auxiliary drop as subordination marking (37)

Hans Broekhuis Locative Inversion in English (49)

Liesbeth De Clerck & Els van der Kooij Modifiable and intensifier self in Dutch and Sign Language of the Netherlands (61)

Norbert Corver & Marc van Oostendorp Low Saxon possessive pronominals: Syntax and (73)

Jutta Hartmann Why there is(n't) wh-movement in there-constructions (87)

Frank Jansen Subject-object ambiguities in spoken and written Dutch (99)

Irene Krämer Quantification and learnability: Early mastery of the weak-strong distinction (111) Jie Liang & Vincent J. van Heuven Phonetic and phonological processing of pitch levels: A perception study of Chinese (aphasic) speakers (125)

Yuki Niioka, Johanneke Caspers & Vincent J. van Heuven The perception of interrogativity by Japanese speakers of Dutch as a second language (139)

E.G. Ruys Weak and weaker prepositional complements (151)

Raquel S. Santos & Ester M. Scarpa The phonological bootstrapping of determiners (165)

Marco René Spruit Classifying Dutch dialects using a syntactic measure - The perceptual Daan and Blok dialect map revisited (179)

Peter de Swart Cross-modularity in active to passive alternations (191)

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Linguistics in the Netherlands 2004

Editors: Leonie Cornips and Jenny Doetjes Published by Benjamins

Enoch O. Aboh Topic and focus within D (1)

Janneke ter Beek Is Dutch a multiple fronting language? (13)

Ronny Boogaart and Radoslava Trnavac Conditional imperatives in Dutch and Russian (25)

Anne Breitbarth Auxiliary drop in Early Modern German (36)

Suzanne van der Feest Acquiring voicing in Dutch: The role of function words (47) Paula Fikkert and Maria João Freitas The role of language-specific phonotactics in the acquisition of onset clusters (58)

Rik van Gijn Number in the Yurakaré noun phrase (69)

Katharina Haude Nominal tense marking in Movima: Nominal or clausal scope? (80)

Willemijn Heeren The perceptual development of a British-English phoneme contrast in Dutch adults (91)

Vincent J. van Heuven and Robert S. Kirsner Phonetic or phonological contrasts in Dutch boundary tones? (102)

Jarich Hoekstra Alles is fleurich, ik bin it mei: On the comitative particle mei in Frisian and its counterparts in the other Germanic languages (114)

Frank Jansen Does the chronology principle operate on sentence level? Evidence from the distribution of adverbial PP’s (125)

Anneke Neijt, Robert Schreuder and Harald Baayen Seven years later: The effect of spelling on interpretation (134)

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Petra Sleeman The acquisition of definiteness distinctions by L2 learners of French (158)

Rint Sybesma Exploring Cantonese tense (169)

Mark de Vos Pseudo coordination is not subordination (181)

Mark de Vries Head-internal relative clauses in Dutch? (193)

Hongyan Wang and Vincent J. van Heuven Cross-linguistic confusion of vowels produced and perceived by Chinese, Dutch and American speakers of English (205)

Jeroen van de Weijer and Frans Hinskens On segmental complexity: Affricates and patterns of segmental modification in consonant inventories (217)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 2003 Editors: Leonie Cornips and Paula Fikkert Published by Benjamins

Hans Broekhuis and Krzysztof Migdalski Participle fronting in Bulgarian as XP-movement (1)

Lisa L.-S. Cheng and Rint Sybesma Forked modality (13)

Onno Crasborn Cylinders, planes, lines and points: suggestions for a new conception of the handshape parameter in sign languages (25)

Jan Don A note on conversion in Dutch and German (33)

Marion Elenbaas Particle verbs in early Middle English: the case of up (45)

Judith Haan and Vincent J. van Heuven This is a yes/no question? (59)

Frans Hinskens and Jeroen van de Weijer Patterns of segmental modification in consonant inventories: Contrastive vs. redundant systems and phonology vs. (71)

Frank Jansen Sentence processing theory and the position of complex constituents in Dutch texts (83)

Mikhail Kissine, Hans Van de Velde and Roeland van Hout An acoustic study of Standard Dutch /v/, /f/, /z/ and /s/ (93)

Erica van Lente The acquisition of negative concord: the case of pas...non plus (105)

Anneke Neijt, Rob Schreuder and Harald Baayen Verpleegsters, ambassadrices and masseuses. Stratum differences in the comprehension of Dutch words with feminine agent suffixes (117)

Sang Jik Rhee The realisation of final schwa in NK loanword phonology (129)

Eddy Ruys and Mieke Trommelen Constraints on post-lexical processes in Dutch (141)

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Francine Swets and Marc van Oostendorp The structure of Dutch /au/ (167) Mario van de Visser 'Syntactic ergativity' in Dyirbal and Balinese (177)

Evangelia Vlachou Weird polarity indefinites in French (189)

Mark de Vries Three-dimensional grammar (201)

Hongyan Wang and Vincent J. van Heuven Mutual intelligibility of Chinese, Dutch and American speakers of English (213)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 2002

Editors: Hans Broekhuis and Paula Fikkert Published by Benjamins

Renée van Bezooijen, Suzan Kroezen and Rob van den Berg Front approximant /r/: A new and vigorous change in Dutch (1)

Corrien Blom Word order in Middle Dutch: The interpretation of different types of data (13)

Anne Breitbarth Dative case, morphological decay and structural deficiency (25)

Ineke van de Craats Conservation in the acquisition of possessive lexical items (37)

Astrid Ferdinand Acquisition of syntactic topic marking in L2 French (49)

Vincent J. van Heuven, Loulou Edelman and Renée van Bezooijen The pronunciation of /Ei/ by male and female speakers of avant-garde Dutch (61)

Vincent J. van Heuven and Robert Kirsner Interaction of tone and particle in the signalling of clause type in Dutch (73)

Ben Hermans Overapplication of Yer vocalization in Russian (85)

Frank Jansen Preposed adverbial phrases in Dutch texts: Evidence for the Left-Right principle or for linear modification? (97)

Ellen-Petra Kester en Petra Sleeman N-ellipsis in Spanish (107) Anneke Neijt, Loes Krebbers and Paula Fikkert Rythm and semantics in the selection of linking elements (117)

William Philip Dutch teenagers' SLA of English any (129)

Grazyna J. Rowicka Lateral deletion and more or less excrescent schwa in Upper Chehalis (139)

Jan Schroten Concordance in : Lexeme and suffix in Spanish nouns (151)

Hans Van de Velde en Roeland van Hout Loan words as markers of differentiation (163)

Mario de Visser On er: Distribution of multiple R-words in Dutch sentences (175)

Sarah van Vliet Overspecified NPs marking conceptual shifts in narrative discourse (187)

Jeroen van de Weijer An optimality theoretical analysis of the Dutch diminutive (199)

Judith van Wijk The Dutch plural landscape (211)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 2001

Editors: Ton van der Wouden and Hans Broekhuis Published by Benjamins

Renee van Bezooijen and Rob van den Berg Who power Polder Dutch? A perceptual-sociolinguistic study of a new variant of Dutch (1)

Olga Borik and Paz González Comparing aspectual systems (15)

Marika Butskhrikidze and Vincent J. van Heuven Georgian harmonic clusters as complex segments? A perceptual experiment (31)

Marika Butskhrikidze and Jeroen van de Weijer On de-affrication in Modern Georgian (45)

Leonie Cornips and Willy Jongenburger Elicitation techniques in a Dutch syntactic dialect atlas project (57)

Norbert Corver On predicate numerals (69) Mirjam Ernestus and Harald Baayen Choosing between the Dutch past-tense suffixes -te and -de (81)

Véronique van Gelderen Partial Wh-movement in Russian (95)

Marinel Gerritsen Changes in professional terms in the Netherlands. Anglicisation and the neutralisation of gender (107)

Takaaki Hara Anaphoric expressions in Japanese (119)

Petra Hendriks Initial coordination and the Law of Coordination of Likes (133)

Ben Hermans CL in OT (145)

Frank Jansen The textlinguistic function of attributive past participles (157)

C.C. de Jonge Natura artis magistra. Ancient rhetoricians, grammarians and philosophers on natural word order (167)

Mathijs van der Meer, Wouter van Atteveldt, Peter Coopmans and William Philip Subject-Object asymmetry in Dutch children's comprehension of wie-questions (177)

Chris H. Reintges Aspects of the morphosyntax of subjects and objects in Coptic Egyptian (189)

Sang Jik Rhee The Nasal Condition in Korean (203)

Ivanka P. Schick and Frits Beukema Clitic doubling in Bulgarian (219)

Hans Van de Velde and Roeland van Hout N-deletion in reading style (233)

Mark de Vries Patterns of relative clauses (245)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 2000

Editors: Helen de Hoop and Ton van der Wouden Published by Benjamins Jürgen Bohnemeyer Event order in language and cognition (1)

Bert Botma and Erik Jan van der Torre The prosodic interpretation of sonorants in Dutch (17)

Patrick Brandt In the double object construction (31)

Johanneke Caspers Looking for melodic turn-holding configurations in Dutch (45)

Leonie Cornips The use of gaan + infinitive in narratives of older bilingual children of Moroccan and Turkish descent (57)

Takaaki Hara Bound variables in Japanese (69)

Ben Hermans and Marc van Oostendorp Voice-tone interaction in a Limburg dialect: Evidence for feature licensing (81)

Vincent J. van Heuven and Judith Haan When and how do we hear whether a Dutch speech utterance is a statement or a declarative question? (93)

Heleen Hoekstra An algorithm for the assignment of sentence accents in Dutch (105)

Jarich Hoekstra The West Frisian quantifier system and the “mass only” puzzle (119)

Bart Hollebrandse State-non state difference in Dutch L2 acquisition of English (133)

Oele Koornwinder and Henk Verkuyl Morphological effects of lexical aspect (143)

Jan Koster and Jan-Wouter Zwart Transitive expletive constructions and the object shift parameter (159)

Nancy Chongo Kula The phonology-morphology interface: Consonant mutations in Bemba (171)

Ruben Stoel Discourse particles in Manado Malay (185)

Francine Swets Tilburg Dutch vowel alternations and phonological elements (199)

Hans Van de Velde and Roeland van Hout N-deletion in reading style (209) Mark de Vries Appositive relative clauses (221)

Ton van der Wouden Focus on appendices in Dutch (233)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1999

Editors: Renée van Bezooijen and René Kager Published by Benjamins

Renée van Bezooijen and Rob van den Berg Word intelligibility of language varieties in the Netherlands and Flanders under minimal conditions (1)

Tina Cambier-Langeveld The interaction between final lengthening and accentual lengthening: Dutch versus English (13)

Johanneke Caspers An Experimental Investigation of Meaning Differences between the ‘Early’ and the ‘Late’ Accent- Lending Fall in Dutch (27)

Frank Drijkoningen Past Participle Agreement in French: Object Agreement? Adjective Agreement (41)

Emmeken van der Heijden The Mismatching Hypothesis and its Relevance for Extraction Phenomena in Dutch (53)

Ben Hermans Yer Triggered Vowel Lengthening in Slovak (67)

Vincent J. van Heuven and Robert S. Kirsner Interaction of Grammatical Form and Intonation: Two Experiments on Dutch Imperatives (81)

Helen de Hoop Optimal Case Assignment (97)

Haike Jacobs Constraining Constraints: Nonfinality and the Typology of Foot-Extrametricality (111)

Irene Krämer What are you talking about? Children’s Interpretation of Sentence Initial Indefinite Subjects in Sentences Containing Negation (121)

Nancy Chongo Kula On the Representation of NC Clusters in Bemba (135)

Anneke Neijt The Structure of Rhythm (149) Fabien R. Reniers From Verkuyl to Krifka in One Article: Towards a Unified Theory of Aspectual Composition (163)

Hans van de Velde and Roeland van Hout The Pronunciation of (r) in Standard Dutch (177)

Wim van der Wurff Speech Reporting in Retold Narratives in Bengali (189)

Guido Vanden Wyngaerd and Jan-Wouter Zwart Antecedent-Contained Deletion as Deletion (203)

Malte Zimmermann Case-Assignment and the Syntactic Distribution of the Adnominal Quantifier paljon in Finnish (217)

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Linguistics in the Netherlands 1998

Editors: Renée van Bezooijen and René Kager Published by Benjamins

Sergio Baauw Subject-Verb Inversion in Spanish Wh-Questions: Movement as Symmetry Breaker (1)

Sjef Barbiers English and Dutch as SOV-languages and the distribution of CP-complements (13)

Hans Bennis Exclamatives! (27)

Monique Biemans The Effect of Biological Gender (Sex) and Social Gender (Gender Identity) on Three Pitch Measures (41)

Hans Broekhuis Against Feature Strength (53)

Johanneke Caspers, Vincent J. van Heuven and Nynke van Zwol Experiments on the semantic contrast between the ‘pointed hat’ contour and the accent-lending fall in Dutch (65)

Lisa Lai-Shen Cheng and Rint Sybesma On dummy objects and the transitivity of run (81)

Marcel den Dikken (Anti-)agreement in DP (95)

Paula Fikkert Foot Structure and Word Stress in Middle Dutch: Evidence from ‘Lutgart’ (109) Fleur van der Houwen Organizing discourse: Direct and indirect speech in Mexican Spanish (123)

Robert S. Kirsner, Vincent J. van Heuven and Johanneke Caspers From Request to Command: An Exploratory Experimental Study of Grammatical Form, Intonation, and Pragmatic Particle in Dutch Imperatives (135)

Els van der Kooij The Position of Unselected Fingers (149)

Irene Krämer Children’s Interpretations of Indefinite Object Noun Phrases: Evidence from the Scope of Negation (163)

Marc van Oostendorp Economy of representation in the Esperanto word (175)

Petra Sleeman and Els Verheugd How reduced are reduced relatives? (187)

Ildikó Tóth Va-and ván-participles in Hungarian (199)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1997

Editors: Jane Coerts and Helen de Hoop Published by Benjamins

Hans Broekhuis and Claire Gronemeyer Causative constructions: The realization of the causee (1)

Tina Cambier-Langeveld The domain of final lengthening in the production of Dutch (13)

Eithne B. Carlin Nominal possession in Trio (25)

Onno Crasborn and Els van der Kooij Relative orientation in sign language phonology (37)

Joost Dekkers French word order: A conspiracy theory (49)

Marcel den Dikken and Anikó Lipták Csoda Egy Nyelv – Nominal-internal predication in Hungarian (61)

Mirjam T.C. Ernestus The voicedness of intervocalic word-final stops in Dutch (73) Astrid Ferdinand The development of phrase structure in child French (85)

Judith Haan, Vincent J. van Heuven, Jos J.A. Pacilly and Renée van Bezooijen An anatomy of Dutch question intonation (97)

Els van der Kooij Contact: A phonological or a phonetic feature of signs? (109)

Maarten Mous The e/a alternation in Mbugu: The limit of allomorphy (123)

Iris Mulders Mirrored specifiers (135)

Anneke Nunn and Anneke Neijt Rules and exceptions in the spelling of loan words in Dutch (147)

Sharon Peperkamp Output-to-output identity in word-level phonology (159)

Josep Quer In the cause of subjunctive (171)

Esterella de Roo Dissociation between the nominal and verbal domain in agrammatic speech (183)

Jan Schroten On denominal parasynthetic verbs in Spanish (195)

Rint Sybesma and Guido Vanden Wyngaerd Realizing end points: The syntax and semantics of Dutch ge and Mandarin le (207)

Ruben van de Vijver The duress of stress: On Dutch clippings (219)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1996

Editors: Crit Cremers and Marcel den Dikken Published by Benjamins

Sergio Baauw Constructions of inalienable possession: the role of inflectional morphology (1)

Hans den Besten Associative DP's (13)

Hans Broekhuis On heads and the Linear Correspondence Axiom (25) Hans Broekhuis, Leonie Cornips and Maarten de Wind Inalienable possession in locational constructions: an apparent problem (37)

Leonie Cornips The spread of the reflexive adjunct middle in the Limburg dialects: 1885-1994 (49)

Nina Elenbaas Ternary rhythm in Sentani (61)

Els Elffers The history of thought about language and thought (73)

Martin Honcoop A dynamic binding approach to intervention effects on negative polarity item licensing (85)

Aafke Hulk How "greedy" is the French imperative? (97)

Harry van der Hulst and Marian Klamer Reduplication in Leti (109)

Simon van de Kerke Agreement in Quechua: evidence against Distributed Morphology (121)

Robert Kirsner and Vincent J. van Heuven Boundary tones and the semantics of the Dutch final particles hè, hoor, zeg and joh (133)

Jan Kooij Metrical complexity (147)

Klaske van Leyden and Vincent J. van Heuven Lexical stress and spoken word recognition: Dutch vs. English (159)

Elisabeth Mauder and Vincent J. van Heuven On the rise and fall of Spanish diphthongs (171)

Sergio Menuzzi Constraint interaction in binding and the feature specification of anaphoric forms (183)

Anneke Nunn and Anneke Neijt Dutch orthography: a near-optimal phonological transcription? (195)

Gertjan Postma The nature of quantification of high-degree:`very', `many' and the exclamative (207)

Gisela Redeker Free indirect discourse in newspaper reports (221)

Jan Renkema Cohesion analysis and information flow: the case of `Because' versus `because' (233) Ruben van de Vijver Emphasis spread in two dialects of Palestinian (245)

Janneke Visser Object drop in Dutch imperatives (257)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1995

Editors: Marcel den Dikken and Kees Hengeveld Published by Benjamins

Cecile de Bakker Synchronic and diachronic variation in the French il-construction (1)

Sjef Barbiers Another case of scrambling in Dutch (13)

Hans Bennis The meaning of structure: the wat voor construction revisited (25)

Hans Broekhuis and Kees van Dijk The syntactic function of the auxiliaries of time (37)

Louise Cornelis and Arie Verhagen Does Dutch really have a passive? (49)

Jet van Dam van Isselt Participant structure and the on-line production of discourse context (61)

Rose-Marie Déchaine One be (73)

Herman Giesbers Dutch-Indonesian language mixing in Jakarta (89)

Janet Grijzenhout Phantom phonology and aperture positions (101)

Helen de Hoop Only a matter of context (113)

René Kager On foot templates and root templates (125)

Josine Lalleman and Külli Prosa The efect of different types of grammatical exercises on the Dutch of second language learners (139) Sergio Menuzzi 1st person plural anaphora in Brazilian Portuguese and the chain condition (151)

Marga Petter A quest for control (163)

Gertjan Postma Zero semantics - the syntactic encoding of quantificational meaning (175)

Chris Reintges Coptic stem allomorphy and the verb-noun distinction (191)

Ton van der Wouden Moeilijk is (not) difficult (203)

C. Jan-Wouter Zwart A note on verb clusters in the Stellingwerfs dialects (215)

Joost Zwarts Lexical and functional Direction in Dutch (227)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1994

Editors: Reineke Bok-Bennema and Crit Cremers Published by Benjamins

Marcel den Dikken Predicate inversion and minimality (1)

Jenny Doetjes Quantification at a distance and event relatedness (13)

Frank Drijkoningen Affixation and Logical Form (25)

Paula Fikkert On the acquisition of rhyme structure in Dutch (37)

Astrid Holman A constraint-based approch to rhyme (49)

Haike Jacobs How optimal is Italian stress? (61)

Daan de Jong and Martin Hietbrink The morphophonology of the French prefix {RE} (71)

Jacqueline van Kampen The learnability of the Left Branch Condition (83) Samir Khalaily A syntax of verbs from a nominal point of view (95)

Robert Kirsner Vincent J. van Heuven and Renée van Bezooijen Interaction of particle and prosody in the interpretation of factual Dutch sentences (107)

Luc Martens and Hugo Quené Degemination of Dutch fricatives in three different speech rates (119)

Sergio Menuzzi Adjectival postions inside DP (127)

Jan Odijk Bech's Problem (139)

Marc van Oostendorp Affixation and integrity of syllable structur in Dutch (151)

Marga Petter On the Dutch verb Laten (163)

Manuela Pinto Subjects in Italian: distribution and interpretation (175)

Gertjan Postma The indefinite reading of WH (187)

Chris Reintges Reduplicative copying in Ancient Egyptian (199)

Grazyna Rowicka Polish palatal assimilation in prefixed words (211)

Eddy Ruys A global economy analysis of Weak Crossover (223)

Saskia Schenning and Roeland van Hout Dimensional spatial relations in adult language acquisition (235)

Guido J. Vanden Wyngaerd Reconstruction and Minimalism (247)

Jeroen van de Weijer Stem consonant cooccurrence restrictions in Ngbaka (259)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1993

Editors: Frank Drijkoningen and Kees Hengeveld Published by Benjamins Elena Anagnostopoula Discourse linking and subjects in Modern Greek (1)

Kees-Jan Backhuys and Wim Zonneveld Human morphology: the invisible person (13)

Ronny Boogaart Aktionsart and temporal relations in Dutch texts (25)

Heleen Bos Agreement and prodrop in Sign Language of the Netherlands (37)

Els Elffers Philipp Wegener as a proto-speech act theorist (49)

Eric Hoekstra Some implications of Number Agreement on COMP (61)

Bob de Jonge (Dis)continuity in language change: ser and estar + age in Latin-American Spanish (69)

Klarien van der Linde, Roelien Bastiaanse and Dicky Gilbers Sonority substitutions in language disorders (81)

Anneke Neijt Stress shift in Dutch hexameters (93)

Cefas van Rossem and Hein van der Voort Negerhollands (105)

Thomas Shannon Focus and the extraposition of noun phrase complement clauses in Dutch (117)

Rint Sybesma On the ambiguity of riding tired (129)

Craig Thiersch Some remarks on asymmetrical coordination (141)

Tonjes Veenstra Serial verb constructions, parameter settings and thematic restrictions on argument sharing (153)

Maaike Verrips Implicit agents in passives and anticausatives of Dutch children (165)

Riet Vos Direct partitive constructions (177)

Ding Xu A CP analysis of Mandarin Chinese (189)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1992

Editors: Reineke Bok-Bennema and Roeland van Hout Published by Benjamins

Peter Ackema and Jan Don Splitting morphology (1)

Sjef Barbiers Adjectives as auxiliaries of the noun phrase (13)

Clemens Bennink Harmony end disharmony in Turkish (25)

Hans Bennis Long Head Movement: The position of particles in the verbal cluster in Dutch (37)

Ale de Boer A cross-linguistic overview of VP-anaphora (49)

Marjan Grootveld On the representation of coordination (61)

Ben Hermans On the representation of quasi-long vowels in Dutch and Limburgian (75)

Aafke Hulk and Els Verheugd `Something funny' in French (87)

Harry van der Hulst and Maarten Mous Transparent consonants (101)

Harry van der Hulst and Ellis Visch Iambic lengthening in Carib (113)

Haike Jacobs and Jeroen van de Weijer On the formal description of palatalisation (125)

Brigitte Kampers-Manhe The French subjunctive and the ECP (137)

Simon van de Kerke The reciprocal marker -ma in Bolivian Quechua (149)

Rita Landeweerd And now for something completely different (161)

Sietze Looyenga A syntactic analysis of Dutch nominal infinitives (173) Anneke Neijt and Vincent J. van Heuven Rules and exceptions in Dutch word stress (185)

Jan Odijk Uninflected adjectives in Dutch (197)

Marc van Oostendorp The grid of the French syllable (209)

Karin Robbers Properties of negation in Afrikaans and Italian (223)

Petra Sleeman Extraction out of DP in French and proper head government (235)

Agaath Sluijter Lexical stress and focus distribution as determinants of temporal structure (247)

Jeroen van de Weijer The manner node (261)

Guido J. Vanden Wyngaerd On a certain difference (273)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1991

Editors: Frank Drijkoningen and Ans van Kemenade Published by Benjamins

Ronny Boogaart ``Progressive Aspect'' in Dutch (1)

Marja Clement Present-Preterite: Tense and Narrative Point of View (11)

Leonie Cornips Possessive Object Construnctions in Heerlens (21)

Marcel den Dikken Serial Verbs, `Object sharing', and the Analysis of Dative Shift (31)

Petra Hendrika The Coordination-like Structure of Comparatives (41)

Ben Hermans Eliminating Destressing Rules (51)

Vincent van Heuven & Annelies Hoos Hiatus Deletion, Phonological Rule or Phonetic Articulation? (61) Angeliek van Hout Deverbal Nominalization, Object versus Event Denoting Nominals, Implications for Argument & Event Structure (71)

Riny Huybregts Allosteric Agreement in VSO Languages (81)

Haike Jacobs Old French Proclisis and Enclisis: The Clitic Group or the Prosodic Word? (91)

Willy Jongenburger & Vincent van Heuven The Distribution of (Word Initial) Glottal Stop in Dutch (101)

Klara Lindhout-Lengyel The Analysis of Focus in Hungarian (111)

Sietze Looyenga Events and Properties as Semantic Primitives (121)

Rint Sybesma The Dummy DE in Chinese Resultatives (131)

Guido J. Vanden Wyngaerd & Jan-Wouter Zwart Reconstruction and vehicle Change (151)

Ron van Zonneveld The Syntax of Gapping (161)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1990

Editors: Reineke Bok-Bennema and Peter Coopmans Published by Foris Publications

Hans Bennis and Pim Wehrmann On the Categorial Status of Present Participles (1)

Norbert Corver Left Branch Extractions out of PP (13)

Marcel den Dikken The Structure of English Complex Particle Constructions (23)

Jan Don Prefixed Nouns in Dutch (33)

Dicky Gilbers On Predicting the Relative Markedness of Vowels (43) Janet Grijzenhout Modern Icelandic Foot Formation (53)

Marjan Grootveld Marcus-Parsing and Coordination: A Mismatch (63)

Wim de Haas Evidence for a Noncyclic End Rule in English (71)

Liliane Haegeman The Syntax of Motional Goan in West Flemish (81)

Helen de Hoop and Henriëtte de Swart Indefinite Objects (91)

Sietze Looyenga On the Internal Structure of Nominal Infinitives (101)

Anneke Neijt Prosodic Structure and Phonetic Findings - The Case of Equally Stressed Adjectives (113)

Hub Prüst and Remko Scha VP Ellipsis Induces Clausal Parallelism (123)

Willebrord Sluyters The Derivation of Geminate Blocking Effects (133)

Ron van Zonneveld Syntactic Development in the Universal Grammar Perspective (143)

Joost Zwarts Some Parallels between DP and IP (155)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1989

Editors: Hans Bennis and Ans van Kemenade Published by Foris Publications

Kees-Jan Backhuys Adjectival compounds in Dutch (1)

Hans Bennis and Teun Hoekstra PRO and the Binding Theory (11)

Renée van Bezooijen Evaluation of an Algorithm for the Automatic Assignment of Sentence Accents (21)

Norbert Corver Left Branch Extraction and DP (31) Dicky Gilbers How to Digitalize Phonology (41)

Anneke Groos Particle-Verbs and Adjunction (51)

Josée Heemskerk Morphological Parsing and Lexical Morphology (61)

Eric Hoekstra Binding, Objects and the Structure of the English VP (71)

Jarich Hoekstra and László Marácz Some Implications of I-to-C Movement in Frisian (81)

Teun Hoekstra and Hans Bennis A Representational Theory of Empty Categories (91)

René Kager and Hugo Quené A Sentence Accentuation Algorithm for a Dutch Text-to-Speech System (101)

René Mulder and Pim Wehrmann Locational Verbs as Unaccusatives (111)

I.H. Slis and M. van Heugten Voiced-Voiceless Distinction in Dutch Fricatives (123)

Norval Smith, Roberto Bolognesi, Frank van der Leeuw, Jean Rutten and Heleen de Wit Apropos of the Dutch Vowel System 21 Years On (133)

Mieke Trommelen and Wim Zonneveld Stress, Diphthongs, r in Dutch (143)

Ludo Verhoeven Acquisition of Clause Linking in Turkish (153)

Gertrud de Vries (Un)specified NPS and Scope (163)

W. Leo Wetzels Sonority, Major Class Features, Syllable Structure, Manner Features: How much of the Same? The Case of Yakut (173)

Wim van der Wurff Scope and Movement in Bengali Negation (185)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1988 Editors: Peter Coopmans and Aafke Hulk Published by Foris Publications

Joan Baart and Stephan Raaijmakers Dutch as a Deterministic Language (1)

Kees-Jan Backhuys Two Classes of Dutch Romance Suffixes, on kritieke kritiek, klassieke klassiekers and diverse diversen (11)

Clemens Bennink The Elsewhere Condition and Strict Cyclicity (21)

Henny Broekman and Marcel den Dikken The Analysis of Incorporation in Eskimo (29)

Frank Drijkoningen Stylistic Inversion in French and the Extended Projection Principle (39)

Colin Ewen and Harry van der Hulst [high], [low] and [back] or [I], [A] and [U]? (49)

Vincent van Heuven and Peter Hagman Lexical Statistics and Spoken Word Recognition in Dutch (59)

Aafke Hulk and Ans van Kemenade Nominative Identification in Germanic and Romance Languages (69)

Harry van der Hulst and Norval Smith Tungusic and Mongolian Vowel Harmony: A Minimal Pair (79)

Haike Jacobs Bounded Stress Systems in Recent Metrical Theory (89)

Allan James The Prosodic Origin of Segmental Rules (103)

René Kager English Stress and Destressing as Rime Adjunction (111)

Ludmila Menert Effects of Speech Rate and Experimental Method on Voice Assimilation in Dutch (121)

Bob Rigter Enç on Tense, and Perfect Chronologies (129)

Annemarie Slootweg Metrical Prominence and Syllable Duration (139)

Henriëtte de Swart Quelques fois and quelquefois: About Iteration and Frequency in French (149) Guido Vanden Wyngaerd Passive and the Analysis of Auxiliary Verbs (159)

Elseline Vester Latin Participles and Degrees of Embedding (169)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1987

Editors: Frits Beukema and Peter Coopmans Published by Foris Publications

Hans Bennis & Pim Wehrmann Adverbial arguments (1)

Egon Berendsen & Els den Os Glide Insertion, Domains, Speech Rate and Phonetic Prominence (13)

Lisan van Beurden Playing Level with Dutch Morphology (21)

Saapke Bouma The Discourse Function of Quantifier Float: tous in French (31)

Josée Coenen & Roeland van Hout Word Order Phenomena in Second Language Acquisition in Dutch (41)

Colin Ewen & Harry van der Hulst Single-Valued Features and the Distinction between [-F] and [ØF] (51)

Liliane Haegeman Van Constructions in Dutch (61)

Aafke Hulk & Erna Vermeulen The Impersonal Construction in French and the Burzio-Generalization (71)

Harry van der Hulst & Norval Smith Vowel Harmony in Khalkha and Buriat (East Mongolian) (81)

Koen Jaspaert & Sjaak Kroon The Relationship between Global Language Proficiency Tests and Language Loss (91)

Bob de Jonge Estar Comes of Age (101)

Johan Kerstens On the Functional Interpretation of Prenominal Adjectives in Dutch (111)

Hans van de Koot On Explaining Subjacency (121) Simone Langeweg Stress Assignment in Dutch Compound Nouns (131)

László Marácz Some Notes on the Syntax and Semantics of Modification in Hungarian (141)

Martine Noteboom Hit and Dative Complements in Old English (151)

Florimon van Putte Alternating Verb Forms in Papiamentu (161)

Bob Rigter How Do you Do Do? (173)

Ineke Schuurman Incorporation in the Groningen Dialect (185)

Annemarie Slootweg Word Stress and Higher Level Prosodics (195)

Frits Schuurman On Chomsky and Jespersen: Two Approaches to Grammar (205)

Arie Verhagen On Certain Functional Approaches to Word Order (213)

Fred Weerman The Change from OV to VO as a 'Possible Change' (223)

Wim van der Wurff Adjective Plus Infinitive in Old English (233)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1986

Editors: Frits Beukema and Aafke Hulk Published by Foris Publications

Renée van Bezooijen Lay ratings of long-term voice-and-speech characteristics (1)

Geert E. Booij Icelandic vowel lengthening and prosodic phonology (9)

Gosse Bouma Grammatical Functions and Agreement in Warlpiri (19) Peter Broeder, Guus Extra & Roeland van Hout Acquiring the linguistic devices for pronominal reference to persons: A crosslinguistic perspective on cpmplex tasks with small words (27)

Norbert Corver On promotion in contrastive left dislocation constructions (41)

Frank Drijkoningen On promotion of (auxiliary) verbs and syntactic affixes (51)

Wim de Haas A CV analysis of vowel hiatus in Kasem (61)

Liliane Haegeman Passivization in Flemish dialects (71)

Vincent van Heuven Phonetic correlates of stress patterns in Dutch (compound) adjectives (79)

Eric Hoekstra Precedence in Jacaltec (89)

Teun Hoekstra Passives and particples (95)

Harry van der Hulst, Maarten Mous & Norval Smith The autosegmental analysis of reduced vowel harmony systems: The case of Tunen (105)

Emmy Jacobs Polarity-sensitivity and generalized quantifiers (123)

Bob de Jonge Vos- nos- + otros; one or two phenomena? (131)

René Kager & Ellis Visch Conditions on metrical adjunction (141)

Simone Langeweg "Roots", "words" and the stress hierarchy of non-native words in Dutch (151)

László Marácz On transitivity in non-configurational languages (161)

Christine ter Mors Syllable reduplication (171)

Frans van der Putten Deverbal adjectives: grammatical or thematic relations (179)

Pieter Th. van Reenen The vocalization of /l/ in standard Dutch, a pilot study of an ongoing change (189) Bob Rigter Time intervals and identity relations across boundaries of intensional domains (199)

Engin Sezer & Leo Wetzels On the interaction of backness and rounding harmony (209)

I.H. Slis & R.J.H. van den Berg Phonetic context effects and assimilation: perception and production (217)

A.M. Slootweg Rhythm and reason in stress rankings (225)

Norval Smith Reduplication, Spreading and/or empty suffix slots in Sierra Miwok associative morphology (235)

Wiecher Zwanenburg X-bar structure and argument structure in morphology (245)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1985

Editors: Hans Bennis and Frits Beukema Published by Foris Publications

Joan Baart On the placement of 'integrative accent' in Dutch (1)

Hans Bennis Het-raising (11)

Geert E. Booij Lexical phonology, final devoicing and subject pronouns in Dutch (21)

Frank Drijkoningen On the categorial status of INFLection (27)

Colin Ewen & Harry van der Hulst Single-valued features and the non-linear analysis of vowel harmony (39)

Aafke Hulk Small Clauses "a tout prix"? (49)

Harry van der Hulst Ambisyllabicity in Dutch (57)

Brigitte Kampers-Manhe Le subjonctif dans la relative: une question de champ (67)

Johan Kerstens Predication in NP (77) Jan G. Kooij The role of morphology in stress assignment (85)

Willem Koopman The syntax of verb and particle combinations in Old English (91)

Simone Langeweg Non-native suffixes and stress in Dutch (101)

Robert Lankamp & Ron Verheijen Adverbs in English (111)

W.U.S. van Lessen Kloeke Truncation in German - morphotactic versus phonotactic constraints (121)

László K. Marácz Some notes on weak crossover in Hungarian (129)

Jan Odijk Phrase verbs in Russian and Burzio's Generalization (139)

Florimon van Putte Taking government seriously (145)

Bob Rigter TO and PRO (157)

Leonie de Smet On the semantics of the French NP des N (167)

Frits Stuurman Big a puzzle (177)

Ron Verheijen Antecedent-reflexive agreement (187)

Elseline Vester Latin relative clauses and the notion of specificity (197)

Jip Wester Language technology as linguistics: a phonological case study of Dutch spelling (205)

W. Leo Wetzels & Ben Hermans Aspirated geminates in Paali (213)

Melchoir D. de Wolff Irony and lexical meaning (225)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1984 Editors: Hans Bennis and W.U.S. van Lessen Kloeke Published by Foris Publications

Hans Bennis Pro and pronoun in Celtic languages (1)

Frits Beukema Small clauses and free adjuncts (13)

J.A. van Boeschoten Intelligibility of sounds in isolated Dutch words spoken by Turks (23)

Dédé Brouwer & Roeland van Hout Amsterdam vernacular: The analysis of style shifting and covariation (33)

Ger J. de Haan Bare infinitivals in Frisian and the nature of INFL (45)

Camiel Hamans The schwa as a dummy vowel (53)

Teun Hoekstra Krijgen (65)

Harry van der Hulst The diminutive suffix and the structure of Dutch syllables (73)

Emmy Jacobs Modifiers and quantifiers in Dutch (83)

Jan R. de Jong Adverb position and Topic/Focus distribution in the Latin clause (93)

Ans van Kemenade Verb second and clitics in Old English (101)

J. Kerkhoff, J. Wester & L. Boves A compiler for implementing the linguistic phase of a text-to-speech conversion system (111)

Rob Knopper On the morphology of ergative verbs and the polyfunctionality principle (119)

Arie Molendijk Knowledge of the world and temporality in French: A Reichenbachian approach(129)

Jan Odijk Blagodarja (139)

Gertjan Postma The Dutch pronoun diens; distribution and reference properties (147) Bob Rigter Passive and perfect in Dutch and English (159)

Norval S.H. Smith All change on the CV-tier: Developments in the history of Awntim and Angutimri(169)

Mieke Trommelen & Wim Zonneveld The right side won, the right side won... (179)

Co Vet Is there any hope for the 'futur'? (189)

Ellis Visch & René Kager Syllable weight and Dutch word stress (197)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1983

Editors: Hans Bennis and W.U.S. van Lessen Kloeke Published by Foris Publications

Joan Baart Surface structure effects on the accentuation of verbs in read aloud text (1)

Hans Bennis A case of restructuring (9)

Egon Berendsen Final devoicing, assimilation, and subject clitics in Dutch (21)

Kate Burridge On the development of Dutch negation (31)

C. Cremers and A. Sassen On V1, GB and INFL (41)

Herbert Cuyckens Formal semantics: a lexical semantic approach (53)

Frank van Gestel The verbal specifier in Dutch (63)

Casper de Groot Typology of states of affair (73)

Liliane Haegeman Die and dat in West-Flemish relative clauses (83)

Teun Hoekstra The distribution of sentential negation (93) Franciska de Jong Numerals as determiners (105)

Judith Junger The problem of the passive in constructions of perception and cognition in modern Hebrew (115)

Johan Kerstens On the similarity of quantification and focus (125)

Jan G. Kooij Morphological alternations and phonological rules: the case of Dutch intervocalic fricatives (133)

Thijs Laeven Clivage dans la grammaire: la syntaxe de ce + être + qui/que (139)

Machiel Limburg The parameter preposition/postposition in word order typology (149)

Sjaak de Mey How to derive multiple questions? (159)

Bob Rigter Tense theory and the relation between futurity and non-finiteness in English (169)

Tineke Scholten Model verbs, L-tous and the Binding Theory (181)

Johan Van der Auwera Comrie on subjects (191)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1982

Editors: Saskia Daalder and Marinel Gerritsen Published by North Holland Publishing Company

Els Elffers Problems of the description of revolutions in linguistics (1)

Jelle Kaldewaij The place of 'meaning' in several American linguistic theories (11)

Anke le Loux-Schuringa The predicate in 19th century sentence grammar and in the T.T.G. (21)

Hans Luhrman Julius Caesar Scaliger as the Meternich of sixteenth century grammar (27)

Kees Versteegh Progress and change in the history of Arabic grammar (39) Bert de Haar Laren Dutch diphthongs, synchronical and diachronical remarks (51)

J. Portier & W. Pijnenburg Atlas of Early Middle variants (61)

F.H. Beukema On the internal structure of free adjuncts (71)

Mark Hofmans Aspects of deverbalisation: the semi-modals (83)

Jan R. de Jong Word order within the Latin ablative absolute construction (95)

Frederike van der Leek & Jan Albert Jong The complement structure of perception verbs in English (103)

Sjaak de Mey Aspects of the interpretation of bare plurals (115)

Els Verheugd Les phrases copulatives françaises avec deux NP (127)

Trudeke van Lint The interpretation of compound nouns (135)

Wiecher Zwanenburg Adjectifs dénominaux français comme type de dérivation (147)

Steven Gillis On prelinguistic prerequisites for linguistic reference (157)

J.G. Kruyt The effect of 'given' and 'new' information on (de-)accentutation in Dutch (167)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1981

Editors: Saskia Daalder and Marinel Gerritsen Published by North Holland Publishing Company

L. van Buuren On English vs Dutch intonation (1)

Camiel Hamans Sonoritätshierarchie zwischen Vokalen (13)

Roeland van Hout Word final t,d deletion in a Dutch urban dialect and some problems in variable rule analysis (23) Els Feuth The syntactic blocking of a morpho-phonological sandhi rule (37)

Michael Moortgat Subcategorization and the notion 'lexical head' (45)

Ariane van Santen Adjectieven op -ig: één morfologische operatie of meerdere? (55)

Wiecher Zwanenburg Le principe du blocage dans la morphologie dérivationelle (65)

Martin Everaert Zich (73)

Frank van Gestel Making sense of zijn (85)

Teun Hoekstra The base and the lexicon in lexical grammar (93)

Johan Kerstens Structure and structure assignment: Dutch as a VSO language (103)

Nico W.M. Apeldoorn Que/qui and the topic position in French (115)

Johan Van der Auwera Tagalog "ang" - an exercise in Universal Grammar (127)

Alain Bossuyt The relevance of mutual knowledge in questions (141)

Casper de Groot The structure of predicates and verb agreement in Hungarian (149)

Henk Haverkate Pragmatic aspects of speaker-reference in Dutch (159)

Judith Junger The resumptive particle in Modern Hebrew relatives (169)

Sjaak de Mey Intensional and extensional interpretation in Montague grammar: plurals and tenses (181)

Harry Perridon Linguistics as economics. The case of the commercial event in Swedish (193)

Sjef Schoorl Een lexikaal-semantische nulhypothese (203)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1980

Editors: Saskia Daalder and Marinel Gerritsen Published by North Holland Publishing Company

L. van Buuren On Dutch intonation (1)

Harry van der Hulst On the formulation of phonological rules (10)

Bert de Haar The structure of Laren Dutch verb morphology: some theoretical implications (20)

Johan Taeldeman Pluralisation in the Flemish (and the Brabantish) dialects. A diatopical survey and a sociolinguistic close-up of morphological change (29)

Wiecher Zwanenburg La forme de la composante morphologique (47)

Hans Bennis Er-deletion in a modular grammar (58)

F.H. Beukema Prepositions and tenseless sentence adverbials in English (69)

A. Machteld Bolkestein The 'ab urbe condita'-construction in Latin: a strange type of raising? (80)

Alain Bossuyt Woordvolgorde in het Middelnederlands: een funktionele aanpak (93)

Robert S. Kirsner and Vincent J. van Heuven On the opposition between deze (dit) and die (dat) in written Dutch: a discriminant analysis (102)

Michael Moortgat Conditions on rules in lexical grammar (110)

Albert Rijksbaron Ancient Greek relative clauses and functional grammar (121)

Jan Vat Zich and zichzelf (127)

Arie Verhagen Bounding phenomena and binding conditions (139)

Ron Verheijen English reflexives in REST (150) Ad Welschen Van 'sentence combining' naar 'educational linguistics': een literatuuroverzicht (161)

Herman Brand The parameter 'Dynamism' (172)

Maria E. Hoffmann On Latin litotes (181)

Sjaak de Mey Stages and extensionality: the Carlson problem (191)

Harry Perridon Adjektieven in een kritiese grammatika (203)

Bob Rigter States, events, and the use of tense and perfect in English (214)

Jan de Vuyst Lexical tense representation (225)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1977-1979

Editors: Wim Zonneveld and Fred Weerman Published by Foris Publications

1977

B.P.F. Al Sur la place des mécanismes filtrants dans une grammaire générative. Considérations basées sur une étude des questions directes introduites par est-ce que en Français moderne (1)

Nico W.M. Apeldoorn Topicalization and the neutralization of semantic features (12)

Simon C. Dik Cleft and pseudo-cleft in functional grammar (26)

Els Elffers Structuralism and generative linguistics (44)

Frank Jansen Moet je horen: A case for the conditioning of an optional deletion by the illocutionary force of the utterance (58)

Willem Kaper De bedden komt opgemaakt 'The beds is coming made': Observations on the use of some auxiliaries by Dutch children and adults (70) W. van Langendonck A source for quantifying expressions (84)

H. Chr. Wekker Temporal subordination in English (96)

1978

A. Machtelt Bolkestein The syntactic and semantic structure of Latin modal verbs (104)

Els Elffers Description and prescription in linguistics (124)

Camiel Hamans The semantics of elk 'each' and ieder 'every' (135)

Teun Hoekstra The status of the indirect object (152)

Harry van der Hulst Towards a lexical theory of phonological change (170)

J.H. Hospers Synchronic and diachronic studies in semitic linguistics (183)

Ed Melis How abstract is the 'neutral position'? (198)

Jan Schroten Marking rules and the underlying order of constituents in Spanish (205)

Bernard T. Tervoort Are all languages based on speech? (224)

Co Vet A semantic analysis of some quantifying time adverbials (233)

1979

F. Balk-Smit Duyzentkunst Semantics of 'but' (244)

T. van Brederode Towards a theory of collocations (254)

H.C. Bunt & A.F.V. van Katwijk Dialogue acts as elements of a language game (264)

Frank van Gestel Hocus-Focus (283) Ton Goeman COMP-agreement? (291)

Camiel Hamans Why didn't piel turn into pijl? (307)

Teun Hoekstra The Freezing Principle and stranded prepositions (321)

Harry van der Hulst Rule conversion in phonology (336)

Jan G. Kooij Morphophonology and the Dutch Romance vocabulary (350)

Frederiek van der Leek The superiority of the superiority relation (359)

W.U.S. van Lessen Kloeke The markedness of laryngeals (371)

W.J.J. Pijnenburg Some quantitative aspects of Dutch and Middle-Dutch (380)

Charles Read, A. Kraak & Loe Boves The interpretation of ambiguous Who-questions in Dutch: the effect of intonation (389)

Bob Rigter Time diagrams and rules for tense and perfect in English (411)

Marianne Sanders Learning to read and write: a case study (459)

Pieter Meijes Tiersma Phonological opacity and the notion of contrast (466)

Linguistics in the Netherlands 1974-1976

Editor: Wim Zonneveld Published by Peter de Ridder Press

1974

F. Balk-Smit Duyzentkunst Phoneme and alphabet (1)

G.F. Bos Syntactic structure and semantic relations (7) Abraham P. ten Cate Semantische Prädikate und Kasusbegriffe (19)

F.G. Droste On reference and referents (35)

Henk Haverkate The vocative phrase in Modern Spanish. A contribution to the study of illocutionary functions (46)

Wim Zonneveld Two problems with minor rules (63)

1975

L. van Buuren Phonological hierarchy in English (70)

Ineke Holierhoek Auditory verbs in Dutch (81)

Frank Jansen Sentence initial elements in spoken Dutch (102)

A.F.V. van Katwijk Accent patterns in number name sequences (109)

W. van Langendonck Locative and temporal prepositions, semantic syntax and markedness theory (116)

Willem J. Meys Contrast movement reconsidered (160)

Wim Zonneveld The psychological reality of angled brackets (169)

1976

W.U.S. van Lessen Kloeke The features 'long' and 'tense' and the place of stress rules in German (176)

Anneke Neijt Marked coordination in conjunction with the SOV-SVO problem (188)

J.J. Spa Les noms de nombres cardinaux en Français (Approche arithmético-générative) (196)

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Linguistics in the Netherlands 1972-1973 Editor: A. Kraak Published by Van Gorcum

1972

Bernard P.F. Al Compétence et intuitions linguistiques (7)

T. Pollman Two types of causal relationship in grammar (12)

Norval S.H. Smith Proper names - whence, why and how? (17)

Arnold Evers and Mac Huybregts The cycle in Dutch: Its relevance to the theory of grammar (25)

F.Ch. van Gestel On the article (34)

W.J. Meys Some reflections about reflexive compound adjectives (46)

S.G. Nooteboom What does a listener know about a speaker's timings? (57)

1973

Werner Abraham The necessity of inserting 'speaker' and 'hearer' as basic categories of a practicable grammatical model (68)

S. de Mey Induction and linguistics (80)

Eric Reuland Some remarks on the development of the notion 'transformation' (88)

Simon C. Dik The semantic representation of manner adverbials (96)

J.G. Kooij Diachronic aspects of idiom formation (122)

A. Blom Against conjunction reduction (128)

C.J. Conradie A note on the role of 'bleeding order' in diachronic syntax (141)

Arnold Evers The guillotine principle (147) Ger J. de Haan On transparency (148)

Mac Huybregts Reflexivization: local, global, or interpretive? (155)

Jan Koster Dutch as a SOV language (165)

W.J. Meys The English comitative. A doubtful case? (178)

Pieter Th. van Reenen Remarques sur l'introduction de symboles complexes (187)

Henk van Riemsdijk A case for a trace: Preposition stranding in Züritüütsch (194)

Jan Schroten The grammatical relevance of conditions on rules (201)

Th.L.M. Walraven The optional 'om' in Dutch infinitive constructions (210)

W.U.S. van Lessen Kloeke Dutch word stress (222)

Ton van der Geest Sentence stress assignment. An independent argument for VSO (237)

B.L. ten Have One phoneme or two? The theory of affricates compared with the theory of diphthongs (251)

Norval S.H. Smith Marking conventions for liquids (256)

L.G.M. Noordman On the interpretation of conditional conjunction in different contexts (263)

Catherine E. Snow Linguists as behavioral scientists: Towards a methodology for testing linguistic intuitions (271)

Louis des Tombe The cycle in perception (276)

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Linguistics in the Netherlands 1971 Editor: S.C. Dik Published by the University of Amsterdam

H.J. Verkuyl Aspekten als kompositionele kategorieën (9)

M.A.C. Huybregts Is Passief een prelexikale transformatie? (17)

J.D.W. Schroten Twee typen subjektskomplementatie (25)

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D.M. Bakker Ieder, samen, respectievelijk, elkaar (39)

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N.S.H. Smith Moeten alle distinctive features in het lexikon worden opgenomen? (65)

M.G. de Boer De generatieve fonologie van het Italiaans van M. Saltarelli (69)

G.A.C. Hubers Binnen welk kader kan zinsaksent bestudeerd worden? (81)

A.F.V. van Katwijk De samenstelling van toonhoogtekontoeren (85)

S.G. Nooteboom De besturing van spraak: invariante motorcommando's of vaste doelposities? (89)

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T.A. van Dijk Aspekten van een tekstgrammatika (103)

A.L. des Tombe Wat voor soort psychologie is taalkunde eigenlijk? (115)

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