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ErscheinungsdatumTitelAutor(en)
2009Analysing German verb-particle constructions with 'auf' within a DRT based frameworkLechler, Andrea; Roßdeutscher, Antje
2008Bare and indefinite NPs in predicative position in FrenchMari, Alda; Martin, Fabienne
2010A clustering approach to automatic verb classification incorporating selectional preferences: model, implementation, and user manualSchulte im Walde, Sabine; Schmid, Helmut; Wagner, Wiebke; Hying, Christian; Scheible, Christian
2009Deriving the Properties of Structural FocusKiss, Katalin É.
2008Descriptions and their domains : the patterns of definiteness marking in French-related creolesWespel, Johannes
2011Deverbal nominals in context : meaning variation and copredicationBrandtner, Regine
2008Differential object marking in MongolianGuntsetseg, Dolgor
2009Disambiguation and reambiguationHamm, Fritz; Kamp, Hans; Solstad, Torgrim
2008The division of the causative eventive chain by means of -ment and -ageUth, Melanie
2008Event denoting -er nominalizations in GermanSchäfer, Florian
2009Exhaustiveness of Hungarian focus : experimental evidence from Hungarian and GermanOnea, Edgar
2008External argument PPs in Romanian nominalizationsIordachioaia, Gianina
2009Focus at the syntax-semantics interface-
2009Focus, sensitivity, and the currency of the questionSæbø, Kjell Johan
2008The internal structure of the -or nominalization in RomanianMarchis, Mihaela
2008Local dislocation in the distribution of french adjectivesGengel, Kirsten
2008Meaning transfer and the compositional semantics of nominalizationsBrandtner, Regine
2016Morphological, syntactic and semantic aspects of dispositions-
2008On the structure of the Scandinavian DPLohrmann, Susanne
2009"Only" as a Mirative ParticleZeevat, Henk
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