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Nederlandse Taalkunde - Volume 27, Issue 3, 2022
Volume 27, Issue 3, 2022
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oa Blijken: een evidentieel-miratieve outsider
More LessAbstract Dutch has three seem-type verbs (schijnen, lijken, blijken), which behave in clearly different ways, although they can all be regarded as epistemicevidential markers in some of their uses. This paper addresses the semantic contribution of blijken, its morpho-syntactic variability and the possible link between both. The analysis is based on data taken from the Corpus of Spoken Dutch (CGN). One of the main findings of this Read More
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oa (Non-)Ellipses in Dutch, English, and German
Authors: Martin Konvička & Kristin StöckerAbstract In this article we analyse the because X constructions in Dutch, English, and German in light of their assumed elliptic character. We show that the construction in all three languages started out as textual ellipses and later on developed into situational ellipses. Recently, as we show using data from Twitter, non-elliptical instances can be found as well. On the one hand, we focus on the underexplored aspect of the elli Read More
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oa At the margins of grammar
Authors: Gert-Jan Schoenmakers & Ad FoolenAbstract This paper focuses on the variable placement of the particle of particle verb constructions in Dutch and German. In particular, the option to place the particle in first sentence position is studied in a judgment task. We asked native speakers of Dutch to judge utterances which differ with respect to the semantic transparency of the particle and with respect to the distance between particle and verb. In spite of an overall a Read More
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oa Plural inflection in varieties of Dutch
More LessAbstract The present study investigates the variation in the plural inflections in modern Dutch dialects, focusing on their diachronic development. The original diversity of declensional classes found in the earliest attested stage of Dutch is indirectly reflected in the varied inventory of plural morphemes in present-day dialects. The gradual confusion and merger of class-specific inflectional markers over time contributed to a r Read More
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oa Goed of fout
Authors: Hans Bennis & Frans Hinskens
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