Linguistics in the Netherlands 1985 - Bog

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- List of contributors -- On the placement of 'Integrative accent' in Dutch -- Het-raising -- Lexical phonology, final devoicing and subject pronouns in Dutch -- On the categorial status of inflection -- Single-valued features and the non-linear analysis of vowel harmony -- Small clauses 'A tout prix'? -- Ambisyllabicity in Dutch -- Le subjonctif dans la relative: une question de champ -- Predication in NP -- The role of morphology in stress assignment -- The syntax of verb and particle combinations in old English -- Non-native suffixes and stress in Dutch -- Adverbs in English -- Truncation in German - morphotactic versus phonotactic constraints -- Some notes on weak crossover in Hungarian -- Phase verbs in Russian and Burzio's generalization -- Taking government seriously -- TO and PRO -- On the semantics of the French NP des N -- Big a Puzzle -- Antecedent-reflexive agreement -- Latin relative clauses and the notion of specificity -- Language technology as linguistics: A phonological case study of Dutch spelling -- Aspirated geminates in Pali -- Irony and lexical meaning -- Backmatter