Saartje Verbeke

List of John Benjamins publications for which Saartje Verbeke plays a role.

Title

A cross-theoretical and cross-linguistic perspective on the L2 acquisition of case systems / L'acquisition de systèmes casuels en L2 : des études à travers plusieurs théories et langues

Edited by Kristof Baten and Saartje Verbeke

Special issue of Language, Interaction and Acquisition 11:1 (2020) v, 162 pp.

Subjects Cognition and language | Language acquisition | Multilingualism

Articles

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Baten, Kristof and Saartje Verbeke 2020 A cross-theoretical and cross-linguistic perspective on the L2 acquisition of case systems A cross-theoretical and cross-linguistic perspective on the L2 acquisition of case systems / L'acquisition de systèmes casuels en L2 : des études à travers plusieurs théories et langues, Baten, Kristof and Saartje Verbeke (eds.), pp. 7–18 | Introduction

Baten, Kristof et Saartje Verbeke 2020 L’ acquisition de systèmes casuels en L2 : des études à travers plusieurs théories et langues: des études à travers plusieurs théories et langues A cross-theoretical and cross-linguistic perspective on the L2 acquisition of case systems / L'acquisition de systèmes casuels en L2 : des études à travers plusieurs théories et langues, Baten, Kristof and Saartje Verbeke (eds.), pp. 19–31 | Introduction

Stroński, Krzysztof, Joanna Tokaj and Saartje Verbeke 2019 Chapter 20. A diachronic account of converbal constructions in Old Rajasthani Historical Linguistics 2015: Selected papers from the 22nd International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Naples, 27-31 July 2015, Cennamo, Michela and Claudia Fabrizio (eds.), pp. 423–442 | Chapter

This paper presents the results of a multilayered diachronic analysis of one of the most important subordinating devices in IA, i.e. converbs. This is a corpus-oriented study based on an early variety of New Indo-Aryan, namely Old Rajasthani. We discuss: (a) the morphology of the converb and the… read more

Ponnet, Aaricia, Kristof Baten and Saartje Verbeke 2016 The acquisition of differential object marking in Hindi as a foreign language Dutch Journal of Applied Linguistics 5:2, pp. 101–125 | Article

This article explores a grammatical structure — differential object marking (DOM) — that is particularly difficult for L2 learners to acquire. DOM is a phenomenon in which some direct objects are morphologically marked and others are not. In Hindi, animate direct objects are always marked with the… read more

Verbeke, Saartje and Eva De Clercq 2016 Looking for ergativity in Indo-Aryan Indo-Aryan Ergativity in Typological and Diachronic Perspective, Dahl, Eystein and Krzysztof Stroński (eds.), pp. 39–60 | Article

Indo-Aryan languages are often described as ergative or split-ergative. The article investigates the extent of this claim, by looking at a number of constructions in 22 New Indo-Aryan languages. It is shown that ergative constructions are in general the minority, and that other mechanisms of… read more

Baten, Kristof and Saartje Verbeke 2015 Chapter 4. The Acquisition of the Ergative Case in Hindi as a Foreign Language Theoretical and Methodological Developments in Processability Theory, Baten, Kristof, Aafke Buyl, Katja Lochtman and Mieke Van Herreweghe (eds.), pp. 71–104 | Article

Using the framework of Processability Theory (PT), this chapter examines the development of the Hindi case system in the interlanguage of Dutch-speaking foreign language learners. A number of studies have already adopted the PT framework to describe, predict and explain the development of case… read more

Verbeke, Saartje and Ludovic De Cuypere 2015 Differential Subject Marking in Nepali imperfective constructions: A probabilistic grammar approach Studies in Language 39:1, pp. 1–23 | Article

We investigate Differential Subject Marking in Nepali imperfective constructions. No previous accounts were satisfying in explaining under what conditions the ergative marker is preferably used. Building on a probabilistic approach to syntactic variability, we conducted statistical analyses on the… read more