3. Complementation or adjunction?

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Acknowledgements v
3. Contents vii
4. Abbreviations of linguistic terms xv
5. Abbreviations of sources xvi
6. Languages and the periods they cover xvi
7. List of Tables xvii
8. Introduction 1
9. Part 1: A synchronic analysis of 13th century relative clauses in the Nordic languages
10. 1. Choice of Old Norse and Middle Danish data 15
11. 2. What is a relative clause? 18
12. 3. Complementation or adjunction? 43
13. 4. A short introduction to Old Norse relative clauses 54
14. 5. Referential properties of Old Norse relative complexes 59
15. 6. Does Old Norse have a relative pronoun? 126
16. 7. Free relative clauses and correlatives 144
17. 8. Locational clauses 167
18. 9. Temporal clauses 172
19. Part 2: A diachronic analysis of relative clauses in Middle Norwegian, Younger Middle Danish and beyond
20. 10. Choice of post-1300 Norwegian data 185
21. 11. W-pronouns in relative contexts 189
22. 12. Then in Middle Norwegian and beyond 250
23. 13. Relative complementizers in the Nordic languages 260
24. 14. 0-RCs in Middle Norwegian – an introduction 280
25. 15. 0-RCs in Middle Norwegian and Middle Danish – a descriptive account 313
26. 16. Theoretical approaches to 0-RCs 343
27. 17. An analysis of 0-RCs in Middle Norwegian and Middle Danish 353
28. 18. Summary and some concluding remarks 394
29. References 403
30. Index 411