Linguistics in the Netherlands 1993

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This volume contains a selection of 17 of the papers presented at the twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Linguistic society of the Netherlands, held in Utrecht on January 16, 1993. The aim of the annual meeting is to provide members of the society with an opportunity to report on their work in progress. At this year's meeting 66 papers were presented.
[Linguistics in the Netherlands, 10] 1993.  x, 200 pp.
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Table of Contents
Preface
Frank Drijkoningen and Kees Hengeveld
vii
List of contributors
ix–x
Discourse linking and subjects in Modern Greek
Elena Anagnostopoulou
1–12
Human morphology: The invisible person
Kees-Jan Backhuys and Wim Zonneveld
13–24
Aktionsart and temporal relations in Dutch texts
Ronny Boogaart
25–36
Agreement and prodrop in Sign Language of the Netherlands
Heleen F. Bos
37–47
Philipp Wegener as a proto-speech act theorist
Els Elffers-van Ketel
49–59
Some implications of Number Agreement on COMP
Eric Hoekstra
61–68
(Dis)continuity in language change: ser and estar + age in Latin-American Spanish
Bob de Jonge
69–80
Sonority substitutions in language disorders
Klarien J. van der Linde, Roelien Bastiaanse and D.G. Gilbers
81–92
Stress shift in Dutch hexameters
Anneke Neijt
93–104
Negerhollands
Cefas G. Th. van Rossem and Hein van der Voort
105–115
Focus and the Extraposition of Noun Phrase Complement Clauses in Dutch
Thomas F. Shannon
117–128
On the ambiguity of riding tired
Rint Sybesma
129–140
Some remarks on asymmetrical coordination
Craig L. Thiersch
141–152
Serial verb constructions, parameter settings and thematic restrictions on argument sharing
Tonjes Veenstra
153–164
Implicit agents in passives and anticausatives of Dutch children
Maaike Verrips
165–176
Direct partitive constructions
Riet Vos
177–188
A CP analysis of Mandarin Chinese
Ding Xu
189–200
Cited by (2)

Cited by two other publications

Wheeler, Jamelyn, Matthew Pollock & Manuel Díaz-Campos
2023. ¿(Está/Es) Difícil?: Variable Use of Ser and Estar by Heritage Learners of Spanish. Languages 8:4  pp. 271 ff. DOI logo
Nijen Twilhaar, Jan & Beppie van den Bogaerde

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Subjects

Main BIC Subject

CF: Linguistics

Main BISAC Subject

LAN009000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General