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The Syllable in Dutch Advances in Romance Linguistics
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Morphology and
Modularity
In honour of Henk Schultink
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1988
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Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements vii
Affiliations ix
1. Some Remarks on the Relations between Morphology and
Syntax in Twentieth-Century Linguistics
Henk Schultink 1
2. Morphology and Syntax: an Interlocking Independence
Mark Baker 9
3. Adjacency and Incorporation
Reineke Bok-Bennema & Anneke Groos 33
4. The Relation between Inheritance and Argument Linking:
Deverbal Nouns in Dutch
Geert Booij 57
5. The Simplex Structure of Complex Idioms: The Morphological
Status of laten
Peter Coopmans & Martin Everaert 75
6. Non-Finite Verb Forms and Subject Theta Assignment
Arnold Evers 105
7. Doing Affixation in the GB syntax
Nigel Fabb 129
8. A Constraint on Governors in the West Germanic Verb Cluster
Jack Hoeksema 147
9. Inheritance Phenomena
Teun Hoekstra & Frans Van Der Putten 163
vi Contents
10. Configurational and Nonconfigurational Morphology
Rochelle Lieber 187
11. Apparent Exceptions to the Projection Principle
Alec Marantz 217
12. Lambek Categorial Grammar and the Autonomy Thesis
Michael Moortgat 233
13. Affix Order and Interpretation: Quechua
Pieter Muysken 259
14. Compound Verbs and the Adequacy of Lexical Morphology
Det Paulissen & Wim Zonneveld 281
15. Relating Morphological and Syntactic Structure
Eric Reuland 303
16. Bracketing Paradoxes, Cliticization and Other Topics:
The Mapping between Syntactic and Phonological Structure
Richard Sproat 339
17. English -ing and Dutch -en Nominal Constructions: A Case of
Simultaneous Nominal and Verbal Projections
Maria Luisa Zubizarreta & Ton Van Haaften 361
18. Morphological Structure and Level Ordering
Wiecher Zwanenburg 395
Index of Languages 411
Index of Names 413
Index of Subjects 417
References 427
Preface and Acknowledgements
This volume contains 18 contributions to the Morphology & Modularity
Conference, held at the University of Utrecht, 16-18 June 1986. The majority
of the papers were presented during the conference itself, but some are
by invitees who were unable to be present for various reasons. As a whole,
we feel these contributions offer a good perspective on ongoing research
into the nature of current generative morphology, the question of its
autonomy, and its place in the study of generative grammar.
The conference was made possible through financial funds from the
Netherlands Organization for the Advancement of Pure Research (ZWO)
and the Faculty of Letters of the University of Utrecht, which are hereby
gratefully acknowledged.
The editors of this volume would like to thank the (many) participants
of the conference for their enthusiasm, and all contributors to this volume
for their cooperation. Special thanks go to Ivonne Bordelois, Peter
Coopmans, Frank Drijkoningen, Tertius Groenman, Ger De Haan, Ben
Hermans, Harry Van Der Hülst, René Kager, Jeile Kaldeway, Gerda Van
Kampen, Geert Koefoed, Hellen König, Wus Van Lessen Kloeke, Hap
Kolb, Albert Leenders, Anneke Neijt, Jan Odijk, Jan Schroten, Frits
Stuurman, Henk Verkuyl, and Wim Zonneveld for offering extra help
in various forms. Valuable help was also provided by Marijke Verhulst
who - to our deepest regret - died in November 1987.
We dedicate this volume to Henk Schultink, who taught us and many
others what morphology is all about, but not only this: he was, in the
early sixties, one of the first in this country to recognize the role the study
of generative grammar could play in the advancement of linguistics. We
are convinced this volume would not have existed without him. The
presentation of the articles is in alphabetical order, with the exception
of the first for precisely these reasons.
Everaert's and Trommelen's editorial activities for this volume were made
possible by financial support from the Niels Stensen Foundation and a
fellowship of the Royal Academy of Sciences (KNAW), respectively.
Martin Everaert
Arnold Evers
Riny Huybregts
Mieke Trommelen
Utrecht, 1988
Affiliations
Mark Baker Nigel Fabb
McGill University University of Strathclyde
Department of Linguistics Department of English Studies
1001 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal, Programme in Literary Linguistics
Quebec, Canada H3A 1G5 Livingstone Tower, 26 Richmond Street,
Glasgow Gl 1XH, Scotland,
Reineke Bok-Bennema United Kingdom
University of Groningen
Department of Romance Languages Anneke Groos
Grote Kruisstraat 2', 9712 TS Groningen, University of Utrecht
The Netherlands EUROTRA
Trans 10, 3512 JK Utrecht,
Geert Booij The Netherlands
Free University
Faculty of Letters, Linguistics Department Ton Van Haaften
P.O. Box 7161, 1007 MC Amsterdam, Erasmus University
The Netherlands Afdeling Juridisch Praktikum
P.O. Box 1738, 3000 BR Rotterdam,
Peter Coopmans The Netherlands
University of Utrecht
Research Institute for Language and Speech Jack Hoeksema
Trans 10, 3512 JK Utrecht, University of Pennsylvania
The Netherlands Department of Linguistics
Room 619 Williams Hall CU,
Martin Everaert Philadelphia 19104-6305,
Tilburg University USA
Department of Linguistics
P.O. Box 90153, 5000 LE Tilburg, Teun Hoekstra
The Netherlands University of Leiden
Department of General Linguistics
Arnold Evers P.O. Box 9515, 2300 RA Leiden,
University of Utrecht The Netherlands
Department of General Linguistics
Trans 10, 3512 JK Utrecht, Riny Huybregts
The Netherlands Tilburg University
Department of Linguistics
P.O. Box 90153, 5000 LE Tilburg,
The Netherlands
x Affiliations
Rochelle Lieber Richard Sproat
University of New Hampshire AT&T Bell Laboratories, MH 2D-518
Department of English 600 Mountain Ave., Murray Hill, NJ 07974,
College of Liberal Arts USA
Hamilton Smith Hall
Durham, New Hampshire 03824, Mieke Trommelen
USA University of Utrecht
Research Institute for Language and Speech
Alec Marantz Trans 10, 3512 JK Utrecht,
The University of North Carolina at Chapel The Netherlands
Hill
Department of English Wim Zonneveld
Greenlaw Hall 066A University of Utrecht
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 Department of Dutch Language and Literature
USA P.O. Box 80091, 3508 TB Utrecht,
The Netherlands
Michael Moortgat
Institute for Dutch Lexicology (INL) Maria-Luisa Zubizarreta
P.O. Box 9515, 2300 RA Leiden, University of Maryland
The Netherlands Department of Linguistics
College Park, MD 20742
Pieter Muysken USA
University of Amsterdam
Department of General Linguistics Wiecher Zwanenburg
P.O. Box 19188, 1000 GD Amsterdam, University of Utrecht
The Netherlands Department of Romance Languages
Kromme Nieuwe Gracht 29, 3512 HJ Utrecht,
Det Paulissen The Netherlands
University of Utrecht
Department of Dutch Language and Litera-
ture
P.O. Box 80091, 3508 TB Utrecht,
The Netherlands
Frans Van Der Putten
University of Leiden
Department of Linguistics
P.O. Box 9515, 2300 RA Leiden,
The Netherlands
Eric Reuland
University of Groningen
Department of General Linguistics
Grote Rozenstraat 31, 9712 TG Groningen,
The Netherlands
Henk Schultink
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