English — synthetic, analytic and synthetic again? Are we going round in circles? The cases of the reduced auxiliaries have and will^*

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter 1
2. Contents 5
3. Introduction 7
4. Morphological mismatches in discontinuous noun phrases^* 11
5. On indefinite NPs participating in the German predicate complex 27
6. English particle verbs are complex heads: Evidence from nominalization 41
7. D-Linking vs. degree: Inflected and uninflected welch in exclamatives and rhetorical questions 59
8. Reflexivization and intensification in syntax and lexicon 91
9. Don't mince your words: In defense of lexical integrity^* 107
10. Expertengeprüft und vom Experten geprüft: Zur Semantik von Nomen-Partizip II-Komposita und ihrer präpositionalen Partner^* 127
11. Arguments of non–heads 163
12. Aspekte des Absentivs: Wir sind Sue gratulieren — Zum Problem der Lokalisierung im Absentiv 179
13. Semantische Kongruenz 201
14. Selektion und Interpretation morpho-syntaktischer Einheiten^* 217
15. Secondary stress in morphologically complex words in Faroese: A word game^* 229
16. On participles of German verbs borrowed from English 249
17. Morphological code-mixing: The case of Zulu agreement in English^* 263
18. English — synthetic, analytic and synthetic again? Are we going round in circles? The cases of the reduced auxiliaries have and will^* 287
19. Corpus–based modeling of the semantic transparency of noun–noun compounds 303
20. Why say yes in Joyce? Molly Bloom's yes because in the “Penelope” episode of Ulysses 323