Volume 15, Issue 1/2 (1988)

Articles / Aufsätze

The historiography of Dutch linguistics a diachronic introduction

H. Schultink | pp. 1–15
Über die verbreitung lexikographischer werke in den Niederlanden und ihre wechselseitige beziehungen mit dem ausland bis zum jahre 1600

Frans M. W. Claes | pp. 17–38
Dutch philology in the 16th and 17th century

Geert R. W. Dibbets | pp. 39–61
Dutch language study and the trivium: Motives and elaborations

Harm Klifman | pp. 63–83
Petrus Montanus as a Phonetician and a Theoretician

Jos L. M. Hulsker | pp. 85–108
Gerardus Joannes Vossius (1577–1649) and the study of Latin grammar

Cornelis S. M. Rademaker | pp. 109–128
Anglo-Dutch linguistic scholarship: A survey of seventeenth-century achievements

Vivian Salmon | pp. 129–153
19th-century linguistics: The Dutch development and the German theme

Lodewijk van Driel | pp. 155–185
Tenses in 19th-century Dutch sentence-grammar

J. A. Le Loux-Schuringa | pp. 187–205
Hoogvliet Versus Van Ginneken: Dutch linguistics around the turn of the century

Jan Noordegraaf | pp. 207–238
The syntax of two Dutch structuralists in its historical context

Jelle Kaldewaij | pp. 239–261
Dutch dialectology: The national and the international perspective

Anton M. Hagen | pp. 263–287
The history of the teaching of foreign languages in the low countries

Theo J. M. van Els and Mathieu F. Knops | pp. 289–316
Reminiscenses of an old language researcher

Cornelis F. P. Stutterheim | pp. 317–329