No. 44 (2001)

Articles

• Speech formulae in English: problems of analysis and dictionary treatment

  A.P. Cowie

  1-12

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• Between passive and reflexive: the Vedic presents with the suffix -ya

  Leonid Kulikov

  13-20

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• Information structure meets minimalist syntax: on argument order and case morphology in Bavarian

  Helmut Weiß

  21-34

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• Focus particles, sentence meaning, and discourse structure

  Klaus von Heusinger

  35-53

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• Evidentials and aspect

  Elly van Gelderen

  54-74

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• Making sense of prepositions: the role of frequency and similarity in the acquisition of L2 prepositions

  Wander Lowie, Marjolijn Verspoor

  75-86

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• Coordination in morphology and syntax: the case of copulative compounds

  Susan Olsen

  87-101

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• On the interpretation of multiple negation in spoken and written Afrikaans

  László Molnárfi

  102-121

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• Mysteries of response particles in Norwegian and German: toward a comparative study

  John Ole Askedal

  122-147

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• The role of concept-derivable knowledge in constructing space-related textual meaning

  Kari K. Pitkänen

  148-158

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• Collocation and text

  Hiroaki Otani

  159-170

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• The semantic asymmetry of 'argument alternations' (and why it matters)

  David Dowty

  171-186

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• The problem of unintelligibility in OT semantics

  Helen de Hoop

  187-194

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• Discourse properties of the perfect and related tenses in French, English, and Dutch

  Henriëtte de Swart

  195-212

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• On identifying unaccusativity

  Werner Abraham

  213-221

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