Introduction

pp.：  1 – 11

Part 1 Phrase structure

pp.：  11 – 21

The position of Dutch complementizers

pp.：  21 – 23

On the nature of proper government and syntactic barriers

pp.：  23 – 43

Null subjects and expletives in Romance and Germanic languages

pp.：  43 – 59

The phrasal nature of double object clusters

pp.：  59 – 77

On the role of inflection in Scandinavian syntax

pp.：  77 – 103

On the division of labour between the grammar and the parser

pp.：  103 – 129

Syntactic nominalization

pp.：  129 – 145

Part 2 Word order

pp.：  145 – 171

Word order variation in a configurational language: against a uniform scrambling account in German

pp.：  171 – 173

Verb second, nominative Case and scope

pp.：  173 – 207

Functional uncertainty and verb-raising dependencies

pp.：  207 – 233

Some implications from an analysis of German word order

pp.：  233 – 261

Part 3 Binding

pp.：  261 – 285

Nominative anaphors in Icelandic: morphology or syntax?

pp.：  285 – 287

“To be” and indices

pp.：  287 – 317

The syntax of floating alles in German

pp.：  317 – 337

Binding, ditransitives and the structure of the VP

pp.：  337 – 361

Be is selected over have if and only if it is part of an A-chain

pp.：  361 – 375

Index of Names

pp.：  375 – 393

General Index

pp.：  393 – 398

LastPages

pp.：  398 – 409