Add to ORKGOld English (OE) exhibits word order patterns which are reminiscent of the Verb Second (V2) phenomenon found in many modern Germanic languages. Thus, fronting of some constituent often leads to subject-verb inversion, to a word order in which the finite verb occurs in secon
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
This paper proposes an analysis of the loss of V2 in the history of English. On the basis of compara...
Old English (OE) shows characteristic properties of a Verb Second (V2) language. However, certain ph...
This paper focuses on some word order developments in the Middle English (ME) period and explores th...
This paper focuses on the origin of the V2 property in the history of Germanic. Considering data fro...
Old English (OE) exhibits main clause / subordinate clause word order asymmetries comparable to thos...
The aim of this paper was to give a general overview of the loss of V2 or, more precisely, the loss ...
This dissertation investigates variation and change in Old English word order from the ninth century...
This dissertation investigates variation and change in Old English word order from the ninth century...
English is the only Germanic language known to have lost V2 word order in main clause declaratives. ...
The primary concern of this chapter is to explore the role of information structure, syntax and pro...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
This paper proposes an analysis of the loss of V2 in the history of English. On the basis of compara...
Old English (OE) shows characteristic properties of a Verb Second (V2) language. However, certain ph...
This paper focuses on some word order developments in the Middle English (ME) period and explores th...
This paper focuses on the origin of the V2 property in the history of Germanic. Considering data fro...
Old English (OE) exhibits main clause / subordinate clause word order asymmetries comparable to thos...
The aim of this paper was to give a general overview of the loss of V2 or, more precisely, the loss ...
This dissertation investigates variation and change in Old English word order from the ninth century...
This dissertation investigates variation and change in Old English word order from the ninth century...
English is the only Germanic language known to have lost V2 word order in main clause declaratives. ...
The primary concern of this chapter is to explore the role of information structure, syntax and pro...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...
In this habilitation, I explore different issues concerning basic word order and synchronic and diac...