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Turkish Bibliography Reference Grammars Deny, J. 1921. Grammaire de la langue turque. Ernest Leroux, Paris. von Gabain, Annette. 1974. Alttürkische Grammatik. Otto Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden. Golstein, B. 1997. Grammaire du turc. L’Harmattan, Paris. Halasi-Kun, T. 1916. Türkische Grammatik. Sammlung Göschen, Berlin. Kissling, Hans-Joachim. 1960. Osmanish-türkische Grammatik. Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden. Kononov, A.N. 1956. Grammatika sovremennogo tureckogo literaturnogo jazyka. Izdatel’stvo Akademii Nauk SSSR, Moscow. Kornfilt, Jaklin. 1997. Turkish. Routledge, London. Lewis, Geoffrey L. 1967. Turkish grammar. Oxford University Press, Oxford. Németh, J. 1962. Turkish grammar. Mouton, The Hague. [bew. van Halasi-Kun 1916] Swift, Lloyd B. 1963. A reference grammar of Modern Turkish. Indiana University Publications, Bloomington. Underhill, Robert. 1976. Turkish grammar. MIT Press, Cambridge. Vaughan, Thomas. 1709. A grammar of the Turkish language. J. Humfreys, London. [facsimile edition: Menston, 1968] Monographs and Dissertations Adamovic, Milan. 1985. Konjugationsgeschichte der Türkischen Sprache. E.J. Brill, Leiden. Aygen, Gülşat. 2002. Finiteness, case, and clausal architecture. Dissertation, Harvard University. Dietrich, Ayşe Pamir. 1997. Towards a syntactic characterization of passives, ergatives and middles in Russian and Turkish. Dissertation, Cornell University. Erguvanlı, Eser Ermine. 1984. The function of word order in Turkish grammar. University of California Press, Berkeley. Erkü, Feride. 1983. Discourse pragmatics and word order in Turkish. Dissertation, University of Minnesota. Foster, Joseph F. 1970. On some phonological rules of Turkish. Dissertation, University of Illinois. Göksel, Aslı. 1993. Levels of representation and argument structure in Turkish. Dissertation, University of London. Johanson, Lars. 1971. Aspekt im Türkischen: Vorstudien zu einer Beschreibung des türkeitürkischen Aspektsystems. Almqvist och Wiksell, Stockholm. Kardeştuncer, Aino E. 1982. Theoretical implications of Turkish vowel harmony. Dissertation, University of Connecticut. Kelepir, Meltem. 2001. Topics in Turkish syntax: clausal structure and scope. Dissertation, MIT. Kennelly, Sarah D. 2004. Quantificational dependencies. Dissertation, Utrecht. Knecht, Laura. 1985. Subject and object in Turkish. Dissertation, MIT. Kopkallı, H. 1993. A phonetic and phonological analysis of devoicing in Turkish. Dissertation, University of Michigan. Kornfilt, Jaklin. 1984. Case marking, agreement, and empty categories in Turkish. Dissertation, Harvard. Kural, Murat. 1996. Verb incorporation and elementary predicates. Dissertation, UCLA. Lees, Robert. 1961. The Phonology of modern Standard Turkish. Indiana University Publications, Bloomington. Meskill, Robert H. 1970. A transformational analysis of Turkish syntax. Mouton, The Hague. Nakipoğlu, M. 1988. Split intransitivity and the syntax-semantics interface in Turkish. Dissertation, University of Minnesota. Nilsson, Birgit. 1983. The semantics of Casemarking: accusative and genitive in Turkish. Dissertation, University of Stockholm. Özkaragöz, İ. 1986. The Relational Structure of Turkish Syntax. Dissertation, University of California, San Diego. Özsoy, Ayşe S. 1983. Kendi-reflexivization in Turkish: a syntactic, semantic, and discourse analysis. Dissertation, University of Michigan. Rolffs, Songül. 1997. Zum Vergleich syntaktischer Strukturen im Deutschen und im Türkischen mittels der Dependenz-Verb-Grammatik: eine Untersuchung der Nebensatzstrukturen in beiden Sprachen: Ansatz zu einer funktionsorientierten Syntax im Türkischen. Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main. Schroeder, C. 1999. Turkish nominal phrases in spoken discourse. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz. Sebüktekin, Hikmet I. 1971. Turkish-English contrastive analysis: Turkish morphology and corresponding English structures. Mouton, The Hague. Sezer, Engin. 1991. Issues in Turkish syntax. Dissertation, Harvard. Tura, Sabahat. 1973. A study on the articles in English and their counterparts in Turkish. Dissertation, University of Michigan. Turan, Ü.D. 1995. Null vs. overt subjects in Turkish discourse: a centering analysis. Dissertation, University of Pennsylvania. Underhill, Robert. 1964. Turkish verbal constructions. Dissertation, Harvard. Van Schaaik, Gerjan. 1996. Studies in Turkish grammar. Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden. Veld, Joop. 1993. Postverbal constituents in Dutch and Turkish. Dissertation, University of Amsterdam. Yavaş, Feryal. 1980. On the meaning of the tense and aspect markers in Turkish. Dissertation, University of Kansas. Yavaş, Mehmet. 1980. Borrowing and its implications for Turkish phonology. Dissertation, University of Kansas. Zidani-Eroğlu, L. 1997. Indefinite noun phrases in Turkish. Dissertation, University of Wisconsin, Madison. Edited Volumes1 Aksu-Koç, Ayhan, and Eser Erguvanlı-Taylan. 1986. Proceedings of the National Conference on Turkish Linguistics. Bo™aziçi University Publications, Istanbul. Boeschoten, Hendrik E. and Ludo Th. Verhoeven. 1987. Studies on modern Turkish: proceedings of the third conference on Turkish linguistics. Tilburg University Press, Tilburg. Boeschoten, Hendrik E. and Ludo Th. Verhoeven. 1991. Turkish Linguistics Today. E.J. Brill, Leiden. Erguvanlı Taylan, Eser. 2001. The verb in Turkish. John Benjamins, Amsterdam. Göksel, Aslı and Celia Kerslake. 2000. Studies in Turkish and Turkic languages: Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Turkish Linguistics. Harrasowitz, Wiesbaden. Hazai, G. 1990. Handbuch der türkischen Sprachwissenschaft. Harassowitz, Wiesbaden. İmer, K. and N.E. Uzun. 1997. Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Turkish linguistics. A. Basımevi, Ankara. Johanson, Lars, with É.Á Csató, V. Locke, A. Menz and D. Winterling, eds. 1998. The Mainz Meeting: proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Turkish Linguistics. Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden. Koç, Sabrı. 1990. Studies on Turkish linguistics: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Turkish Linguistics. Middle East Technical University Press, Ankara. Konrot, Ahmet. 1996. Modern studies in Turkish linguistics: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Turkish Linguistics. Anadolu University, Eskişehir. Özsoy, Ayşe S., A. Akar, M. Nakipoğlu-Demiralp, Eser Erguvanlı-Taylan, A. Koç, eds. 2003. Studies in Turkish Linguistics; Proceedings of the Xth International Conference on Turkish Linguistics. Boğaziçi University Press, Istanbul. Rona, Bengisu. 1996. Current issues in Turkish linguistics. Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Turkish linguistics. Hitit Yayınevi, Ankara. Slobin, Dan I. and Karl Zimmer. 1986. Studies in Turkish linguistics. John Benjamins, Amsterdam. Articles Aissen, Judith, and Jorge Hankamer. 1980. Lexical extension and grammatical transformations. Berkeley Linguistic Society 6, 238-249. Aygen-Tosun, G. 1996. A syntactic and semantic analysis of conditionals in Turkish. BA- thesis, Boğaziçi University, Istanbul. Aygen-Tosun, G. 1998. The Split-INFL hypothesis in Turkish. MA-thesis, Boğaziçi University, Istanbul. Aygen-Tosun, G. 1999. Specificity and subject/object positions / Scope interactions in Turkish. In Proceedings of the Conference on Turkish linguistics at Manchester University, 8-10 April. 1 ICTL 1, ICTL 2, ICTL 3 (Tilburg 1986; Boeschoten & Voorhoeve 1987), ICTL 4 (Ankara 1988; Koç 1990), ICTL 5 (SOAS 1990; Rona 1996), ICTL 6 (1992; Konrot 1996), ICTL 7 (Mainz 1994; Johanson et al 1998), ICTL 8 (1996; ¤mer & Uzun 1997), ICTL 9 (Oxford 1998; Göksel & Kerslake 2000), ICTL 10 (Istanbul 2000; Özsoy et al 2003), ICTL 11 (Famagusta 2002) Aygen, Gülşat. 2000. V-to-T-to-C: extractable subjects and EPP. Proceedings of WECOL. Aygen, Gülşat. 2002. Epistemic modality/mood as finiteness and clausal dependency marked with subject case and agreement. Proceedings of CLS 38, 47-62. Aygen, Gülşat. 2003. Extractability and the nominative case feature on Tense. In Özsoy et al., eds. Aygen, Gülşat. 2003. Are there “non-restrictive” pre-relatives in Turkish? Harvard Working Papers in Linguistics 8, 199-?. Babby, Leonard H. 1981. A compositional analysis of voice in Turkish: passive, derived intransitive, impersonal, and causative. Cornell Working Papers in Linguistics 2, 1- 31. Bainbridge, Margaret. 1987. Loan conjunctions in Turkish versus native syntax. In Boeschoten and Verhoeven, eds. Barker, Christopher. 1989. Extrametricality, the cycle, and Turkish word stress. In Phonology at Santa Cruz, ed. J. Itô and J. Runner. Syntax Research Center, Santa Cruz. Barker, Chris, Jorge Hankamer, and John Moore. 1990. Wa and ga in Turkish. In Grammatical Relations: a cross-theoretical perspective, ed. K. Dziwirek and P. Farrell, CSLI, Stanford. Bassarak, Armin. 1996. On Turkish vowel harmony. In Rona, ed., 23-27. Bassarak, Armin. 1996. On the grammatical status of Turkish clitics. In Konrot, ed., 291-301. Bassarak, Armin. 1997. On the position of the question marker in Turkish (an integrated model of Turkish inflection revisited). In İmer and Uzun, eds., 183-190. Bassarak, Armin. 1997. New considerations about the Turkish -dir suffix. International Journal of Central Asian Studies 2, 114-126. Bassarak, Armin. 1998. Functional categories in Turkish: remarks on the interaction between morphology and syntax. In Johanson et al., eds., 45-56. Bassarak, Armin. 2000. On some fusional features in Turkish. In Göksel and Kerslake, eds., 35-40. Bennink, Clemens. 1992. Harmony and disharmony in Turkish. In Linguistics in the Netherlands 1992, ed. R. Bok-Bennema and R. van Hout, John Benjamins, Amsterdam.