Typology of states of affairs

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Preface VI
4. List of contributors VII
5. Surface structure effects on the accentuation of verbs in read aloud text 1
6. A case of restructuring 9
7. Final devoicing, assimilation, and subject clitics in Dutch 21
8. On the development of Dutch negation 31
9. On VI, GB and INFL 41
10. Formal semantics: a lexical semantic approach 53
11. The verbal specifier in Dutch 63
12. Typology of states of affairs 73
13. Die and dat in West-Flemish relative clauses 83
14. The distribution of sentential complements 93
15. Numerals as determiners 105
16. The problem of the passive in constructions of perception and cognition in modern Hebrew 115
17. On the similarity of quantification and focus 125
18. Morphological alternations and phonological rules: the case of Dutch intervocalic fricatives 133
19. Clivage dans la grammaire: la syntaxe de ce -f être + qui/ que 139
20. The parameter preposition/postposition in word order typology 149
21. How to derive multiple questions? 159
22. Tense theory and the relation between futurity and non-finiteness in English 169
23. Model verbs, L-tous and the Binding Theory 181
24. Comrie on subjects 191