Comparative Studies in Germanic Syntax

1. From Afrikaans to Zurich German: Comparative Studies in Germanic Syntax (by Hartmann, Jutta); 2. Part I - Studies on predication; 3. The Nom/Acc alternation in Germanic (by Sigurdsson, Halldor Armann); 4. Shape conservation, Holmberg's generalization and predication (by Koeneman, Olaf); 5. Quirky verb-second in Afrikaans: Complex predicates and head movement (by Vos, Mark de); 6. Nominal arguments and nominal predicates (by Julien, Marit); 7. Part II - Studies on the (pro)nominal system; 8. Pronominal noun phrases, number specifications, and null nouns (by Roehrs, Dorian); 9. Toward a syntactic theory of number neutralisation: The Dutch pronouns je 'you' and ze 'them'. (by Postma, Gertjan); 10. Long relativization in Zurich German as resumptive prolepsis (by Salzmann, Martin); 11. Part III - Historical studies; 12. Auxiliary selection and counterfactuality in the history of English and Germanic (by McFadden, Thomas); 13. Loss of residual "head final" orders and remnant fronting in Late Middle English: Causes and consequences (by Biberauer, Theresa); 14. Syntactic sources of word-formation processes: Evidence from Old English and Old High German (by Trips, Carola); 15. Index