Add to ORKGIt is a standard claim in the literature on German syntax that German does not show superiorit
The paper discusses the internal and external syntax of comparison constructions in the light of dia...
Demonstrative pronouns in German occur in various paradigms such as 'die, diese, jene, diejenige, di...
In the discussion about the pluricentric languages the term of a “standard language” sometimes appea...
In this paper, we explore some of the insights into the grammar that become available with the use o...
Häussler J, Grant M, Fanselow G, Frazier L. Superiority in English and German: Cross‐Language Gramma...
This paper investigates why superiority effects are absent or extremely weak, if any, in scrambling ...
The presence of a (categorical) superiority effect in English, and its absence in languages like Ger...
0.初めに 1.フェイズと優位効果 2.ドイツ語の優位効果 3.ドイツ語に於けるスクランブリングと優位効果 4.節の定形性と優位効果 5.\u27incoherent\u27な非定形節に隔てられた二重...
Contemporary German abounds in doubtful cases where linking elements alternate with zero elements, s...
German is a language with a relatively free constituent order. During the last few years considerabl...
Lexicalized theories of syntax often assume that verb-structure regularities are mediated by lemmas,...
Pappert S, Pechmann T. Bidirectional structural priming across alternations: Evidence from the gener...
We examine the role of contrast in the local licensing of scrambling in on-line language comprehensi...
Chang F, Baumann M, Pappert S, Fitz H. Do Lemmas Speak German? A Verb Position Effect in German Stru...
We explore the possibility of accounting for scrambling patterns in German using multi-dimensional g...
The paper discusses the internal and external syntax of comparison constructions in the light of dia...
Demonstrative pronouns in German occur in various paradigms such as 'die, diese, jene, diejenige, di...
In the discussion about the pluricentric languages the term of a “standard language” sometimes appea...
In this paper, we explore some of the insights into the grammar that become available with the use o...
Häussler J, Grant M, Fanselow G, Frazier L. Superiority in English and German: Cross‐Language Gramma...
This paper investigates why superiority effects are absent or extremely weak, if any, in scrambling ...
The presence of a (categorical) superiority effect in English, and its absence in languages like Ger...
0.初めに 1.フェイズと優位効果 2.ドイツ語の優位効果 3.ドイツ語に於けるスクランブリングと優位効果 4.節の定形性と優位効果 5.\u27incoherent\u27な非定形節に隔てられた二重...
Contemporary German abounds in doubtful cases where linking elements alternate with zero elements, s...
German is a language with a relatively free constituent order. During the last few years considerabl...
Lexicalized theories of syntax often assume that verb-structure regularities are mediated by lemmas,...
Pappert S, Pechmann T. Bidirectional structural priming across alternations: Evidence from the gener...
We examine the role of contrast in the local licensing of scrambling in on-line language comprehensi...
Chang F, Baumann M, Pappert S, Fitz H. Do Lemmas Speak German? A Verb Position Effect in German Stru...
We explore the possibility of accounting for scrambling patterns in German using multi-dimensional g...
The paper discusses the internal and external syntax of comparison constructions in the light of dia...
Demonstrative pronouns in German occur in various paradigms such as 'die, diese, jene, diejenige, di...
In the discussion about the pluricentric languages the term of a “standard language” sometimes appea...