Linguistics in the Netherlands 2002

Editors

Hans Broekhuis | Katholieke Universiteit Brabant

Paula Fikkert | Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen

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[Linguistics in the Netherlands, 19] 2002. viii, 222 pp.

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Table of Contents

Preface Hans Broekhuis and Paula Fikkert	v
List of contributors	vii–viii
Articles
Front approximant /r/: A new and vigorous change in Dutch Renée van Bezooijen, Suzan Kroezen and Rob van den Berg	1–11
Word order in Middle Dutch: The interpretation of different types of data Corrien Blom	13–24
Dative case, morphological decay, and structural deficiency Anne Breitbarth	25–35
Conservation in the acquisition of possessive lexical items Ineke van de Craats	37–47
Acquisition of syntactic topic marking in L2 French Astrid Ferdinand	49–59
The pronunciation of /ɛi/ by male and female speakers of avant-garde Dutch Vincent J. van Heuven, Loulou Edelman and Renée van Bezooijen	61–72
Interaction of tone and particle in the signalling of clause type in Dutch Vincent J. van Heuven and Robert S. Kirsner	73–84
Overapplication of Yer vocalization in Russian Ben Hermans	85–95
Preposed adverbial phrases in Dutch texts: Evidence for the Left–Right Principle or for Linear Modification? Frank Jansen	97–106
N-ellipsis in Spanish Ellen-Petra Kester and Petra Sleeman	107–116
Rhythm and semantics in the selection of linking elements Anneke Neijt, Lose Krebbers and Paula Fikkert	117–127
Dutch teenagers’ SLA of English any William Philip	129–138
Lateral deletion and more or less excrescent schwa in Upper Chehalis Grażyna J. Rowicka	139–149
Concordance in morphology: Lexeme and suffix in Spanish nouns Jan Schroten	151–162
Loan words as markers of differentiation Hans Van de Velde and Roeland van Hout	163–173
On er: Distribution of multiple R-words in Dutch sentences Mario van de Visser	175–185
Overspecified NPs marking conceptual shifts in narrative discourse Sarah van Vliet	187–198
An Optimality Theoretical analysis of the Dutch diminutive Jeroen van de Weijer	199–209
The Dutch plural landscape Judith van Wijk	211–221

Subjects

Linguistics

Theoretical linguistics

Main BIC Subject

CF: Linguistics

Main BISAC Subject

LAN009000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General