Linguistics in the Netherlands 2002
Editors
| Katholieke Universiteit Brabant
| Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen
[Linguistics in the Netherlands, 19] 2002. viii, 222 pp.
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Table of Contents
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PrefaceHans Broekhuis & Paula Fikkert | p. v
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List of contributorspp. vii–viii
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Front approximant /r/: A new and vigorous change in DutchRenée van Bezooijen, Suzan Kroezen & Rob van den Berg | pp. 1–11
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Word order in Middle Dutch: The interpretation of different types of dataCorrien Blom | pp. 13–24
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Dative case, morphological decay, and structural deficiencyAnne Breitbarth | pp. 25–35
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Conservation in the acquisition of possessive lexical itemsIneke van de Craats | pp. 37–47
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Acquisition of syntactic topic marking in L2 FrenchAstrid Ferdinand | pp. 49–59
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The pronunciation of /ɛi/ by male and female speakers of avant-garde DutchVincent J. van Heuven, Loulou Edelman & Renée van Bezooijen | pp. 61–72
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Interaction of tone and particle in the signalling of clause type in DutchVincent J. van Heuven & Robert S. Kirsner | pp. 73–84
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Overapplication of Yer vocalization in RussianBen Hermans | pp. 85–95
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Preposed adverbial phrases in Dutch texts: Evidence for the Left–Right Principle or for Linear Modification?Frank Jansen | pp. 97–106
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N-ellipsis in SpanishEllen-Petra Kester & Petra Sleeman | pp. 107–116
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Rhythm and semantics in the selection of linking elementsAnneke Neijt, Lose Krebbers & Paula Fikkert | pp. 117–127
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Dutch teenagers’ SLA of English anyWilliam Philip | pp. 129–138
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Lateral deletion and more or less excrescent schwa in Upper ChehalisGrażyna J. Rowicka | pp. 139–149
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Concordance in morphology: Lexeme and suffix in Spanish nounsJan Schroten | pp. 151–162
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Loan words as markers of differentiationHans van de Velde & Roeland van Hout | pp. 163–173
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On er: Distribution of multiple R-words in Dutch sentencesMario van de Visser | pp. 175–185
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Overspecified NPs marking conceptual shifts in narrative discourseSarah van Vliet | pp. 187–198
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An Optimality Theoretical analysis of the Dutch diminutiveJeroen van de Weijer | pp. 199–209
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The Dutch plural landscapeJudith van Wijk | pp. 211–221
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