Degree: Dr. DegreeYear: 1990 Institute: Katholieke Universiteit Brabant (The Netherlands)
The central problem considered in this thesis is the problem of the extractability of left branch …

In her study of subject omission in present-day written English, Liliane Haegeman draws
our attention to the theoretical relevance of peripheral data for linguistictheorizing (…

Grammars on the Map Flemish, Brabantish and Dutch Page 1 Grammars on the Map
Flemish, Brabantish and Dutch Sjef Barbiers (Meertens Institute) Hans Bennis (Meertens …

Ellen Bandner, University of Konstanz The paper proposes a sub-morphemic, nano-syntactic
analysis of possessive pronouns in German (ic)(sein-, zijn, sin/sitt/sina etc.). The proposal …

1.1. The data. In our corpus of two Dutch children, WH-type movements may shift only the
WH-operator, leaving behind a nominal or adjectival projection. 1 This is illustrated in the …

This thesis describes and analyses Noun Phrase Ellipsis with adjectival and possessive
remnants in Middle Dutch from the 13th and 14th century. For data collection Corpus Gysseling …

The topic of this bachelor's thesis is left branch extraction (LBE) in Czech. LBE is a non-
projective construction created by the division of the nominal phrase, more precisely by the …

A common view on language acquisition assumes that the LAD attains the core grammar of
a specific language by fixing parameters of UG in a relatively short time and without support …

This chapter examines comparative constructions in Jordanian Arabic, distinguishing
between simple and complex comparatives on the one hand, and quality and quantity …

The goal of our workshop is to bring together researchers working in different theoretical
paradigms, language typologists and language specialists to discuss the factors governing the …