Linguistics in the Netherlands 1993

Miscellaneous
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  Preface
  Frank Drijkoningen & Kees Hengeveld | p. vii
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  List of contributors
  pp. ix–x
Articles
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  Discourse linking and subjects in Modern Greek
  Elena Anagnostopoulou | pp. 1–12
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  Human morphology: The invisible person
  Kees-Jan Backhuys & Wim Zonneveld | pp. 13–24
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  Aktionsart and temporal relations in Dutch texts
  Ronny Boogaart | pp. 25–36
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  Agreement and prodrop in Sign Language of the Netherlands
  Heleen Bos | pp. 37–47
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  Philipp Wegener as a proto-speech act theorist
  Els Elffers-van Ketel | pp. 49–59
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  Some implications of Number Agreement on COMP
  Eric Hoekstra | pp. 61–68
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  (Dis)continuity in language change: ser and estar + age in Latin-American Spanish
  Bob de Jonge | pp. 69–80
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  Sonority substitutions in language disorders
  Klarien J. van der Linde, Roelien Bastiaanse & D.G. Gilbers | pp. 81–92
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  Stress shift in Dutch hexameters
  Anneke Neijt | pp. 93–104
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  Negerhollands
  Cefas G. Th. van Rossem & Hein van der Voort | pp. 105–115
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  Focus and the Extraposition of Noun Phrase Complement Clauses in Dutch
  Thomas F. Shannon | pp. 117–128
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  On the ambiguity of riding tired
  Rint Sybesma | pp. 129–140
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  Some remarks on asymmetrical coordination
  Craig L. Thiersch | pp. 141–152
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  Serial verb constructions, parameter settings and thematic restrictions on argument sharing
  Tonjes Veenstra | pp. 153–164
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  Implicit agents in passives and anticausatives of Dutch children
  Maaike Verrips | pp. 165–176
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  Direct partitive constructions
  Riet Vos | pp. 177–188
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  A CP analysis of Mandarin Chinese
  Ding Xu | pp. 189–200

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