Articles

1. The morphosyntax of Gothic preverb compounds: incorporation and applicativisation

   • Tamisha L. Tan

   Original Paper Open access 25 March 2024 Article: 5

   

2. Root suppletion in Swedish as contextual allomorphy

   • Luke James Adamson

   Original Paper Open access 22 February 2024 Article: 4

   

3. The acquisition of grammatical alternates: a comparison of Italian and Norwegian possessives

   • Marta Velnić

   Original Paper Open access 30 January 2024 Article: 3

   

4. Giving content to expletive es in German

   • Roland Hinterhölzl

   Original Paper Open access 03 January 2024 Article: 2

5. Definiteness marking in American Norwegian: a unique pattern among the Scandinavian languages

   • Yvonne van Baal

   Original Paper Open access 19 December 2023 Article: 1

6. Ordering discontinuous \(\varvec{\varphi }\)-feature agree: verbal -s in North Eastern English

   • Rosa Fritzsche

   Original Paper Open access 17 October 2023 Article: 7

   

7. Phrasal Proper Names in German and Norwegian

   • Marit Julien
   • Dorian Roehrs

   Original Paper Open access 09 September 2023 Article: 6

   

8. Open syllable lengthening and diphthongisation in Upper Middle High German: evidence from verse

   • Joshua Booth

   Original Paper Open access 07 September 2023 Article: 5

   

9. Two structures of extraposition in central dialects of Early New High German

   • Aleksandra Belkind

   Original Paper Open access 12 July 2023 Article: 4

10. Correction: Word-order variation and coherence in German infinitival complementation

    • Sina Bosch
    • Ilaria De Cesare
    • Claudia Felser

    Correction Open access 09 June 2023 Article: 3

11. Germanic diminutives: a case study of a gap in Norwegian

    • Artemis Alexiadou
    • Terje Lohndal

    Original Paper Open access 03 May 2023 Article: 2

    

12. Word-order variation and coherence in German infinitival complementation

    • Sina Bosch
    • Ilaria De Cesare
    • Claudia Felser

    Original Paper Open access 30 March 2023 Article: 1

    

13. Dutch specCP-expletives are main clause complementizers

    • Jeroen van Craenenbroeck

    Original Paper 12 December 2022 Pages: 385 - 416

    

14. In the thick of it: scope rivalry in past counterfactuals of Pomerano

    • Göz Kaufmann

    Original Paper Open access 12 December 2022 Pages: 333 - 384

    

15. Being as big as small clauses get: the syntax of participial adjuncts in German and English

    • Kristin Klubbo Brodahl

    Original Paper Open access 29 November 2022 Pages: 273 - 331

16. The pragmatics and syntax of pronoun preposing

    • Filippa Lindahl
    • Elisabet Engdahl

    Original Paper Open access 28 August 2022 Pages: 169 - 219

    

17. German measurement structures: case-marking and non-conservativity

    • Robert Pasternak
    • Uli Sauerland

    Original Paper Open access 25 August 2022 Pages: 221 - 272

    

18. Syntactic conditions on cumulative readings of German jeder ‘every’ DPs

    • Nina Haslinger
    • Viola Schmitt

    Original Paper Open access 06 August 2022 Pages: 115 - 168

    

19. Adjunct control in German, Norwegian, and English

    • Silke Fischer
    • Inghild Flaate Høyem

    Original Paper Open access 11 May 2022 Pages: 1 - 41

    

20. Expressions of genericity in Mainland Scandinavian languages

    • Dominika Skrzypek
    • Anna Kurek-Przybilski
    • Alicja Piotrowska

    Original Paper 25 March 2022 Pages: 43 - 78

    

21. Information structure and OV word order in Old and Middle English: a phase-based approach

    • Tara Struik
    • Ans van Kemenade

    Original Paper Open access 09 March 2022 Pages: 79 - 114

    

22. Dutch preposition stranding and ellipsis: ‘Merchant’s Wrinkle’ ironed out

    • James Griffiths
    • Güliz Güneş
    • Jason Merchant

    Original Paper Open access 05 November 2021 Pages: 269 - 318

    

23. Rightward verb movement: A reappraisal

    • Andrew Murphy

    Original Paper 23 September 2021 Pages: 319 - 376

    

24. Variations on what for in the history of English

    • Elly van Gelderen

    Original Paper 18 August 2021 Pages: 245 - 267

    

25. Overextension in Gottscheerisch (negative) imperatives: proclisis at the edge of the first phase

    • Michael T. Putnam
    • Andrew D. Hoffman

    Original Paper 07 June 2021 Pages: 185 - 219

    

26. Licensing imperative subjects without an imperative operator

    • Astrid van Alem

    Original Paper Open access 15 May 2021 Pages: 221 - 243

    

27. Explaining Siewierska’s generalization

    • Peter Hallman

    Original Paper Open access 29 April 2021 Pages: 145 - 184

    

28. How theoretical is your (historical) syntax? Towards a typology of Verb-Third in Early Old High German

    • Nicholas Catasso

    Original Paper Open access 22 April 2021 Pages: 1 - 48

29. Verb movement and the lack of verb-doubling VP-topicalization in Germanic

    • Johannes Hein

    Original Paper Open access 03 April 2021 Pages: 89 - 144

    

30. The syntax and semantics of Swedish copular sentences: a comparative perspective

    • Kajsa Djärv

    Original Paper Open access 06 March 2021 Pages: 49 - 88

    

31. Indeterminate pronouns in Old English: a compositional semantic analysis

    • Sigrid Beck

    Original Paper Open access 12 October 2020 Pages: 203 - 269

32. How cool is that! A new ‘construction’ and its theoretical challenges

    • Andreas Trotzke

    Original Paper Open access 30 November 2020 Pages: 327 - 365

    

33. Complete loss of case and gender within two generations: evidence from Stamford Hill Hasidic Yiddish

    • Zoë Belk
    • Lily Kahn
    • Kriszta Eszter Szendrői

    Original Paper Open access 23 November 2020 Pages: 271 - 326

34. Intonation Phrase formation in sentences with clausal embedding

    • Fabian Schubö

    Original Paper 01 September 2020 Pages: 161 - 201

    

35. German V2 and Doubly Filled COMP in West Germanic

    • Julia Bacskai-Atkari

    Original Paper Open access 11 August 2020 Pages: 125 - 160

    

36. Stability and attrition in American Norwegian nominals: a view from predicate nouns

    • Kari Kinn

    Original Paper Open access 24 April 2020 Pages: 3 - 38

    

37. Factors influencing the acceptability of object fronting in German

    • Marta Wierzba
    • Gisbert Fanselow

    Original Paper Open access 08 April 2020 Pages: 77 - 124

    

38. Editorial

    • Susi Wurmbrand

    Editorial 23 March 2020 Pages: 1 - 1

39. Variation in reference assignment processes: psycholinguistic evidence from Germanic languages

    • Esther Ruigendijk
    • Petra B. Schumacher

    Original Paper 03 January 2020 Pages: 39 - 76

    

40. (The) polar bears are pink. How (the) Germans interpret (the) definite articles in plural subject DPs

    • Anna Czypionka
    • Tanja Kupisch

    Original Paper 03 October 2019 Pages: 247 - 291

41. Illusions of transitive expletives in Middle English

    • Elizabeth Cowper
    • Bronwyn Bjorkman
    • Neil Banerjee

    Original Paper 25 September 2019 Pages: 211 - 246

42. The loss of feminine gender in Norwegian: a dialect comparison

    • Guro Busterud
    • Terje Lohndal
    • Marit Westergaard

    Original Paper 08 July 2019 Pages: 141 - 167

43. A comparison of Norwegian and Spanish L1 acquisition of possessive constructions

    • Antonio Fábregas
    • Merete Anderssen
    • Marit Westergaard

    Original Paper 04 July 2019 Pages: 115 - 140

44. Language mixing within verbs and nouns in American Norwegian

    • Brita Ramsevik Riksem
    • Maren Berg Grimstad
    • Tor A. Åfarli

    Original Paper 29 June 2019 Pages: 189 - 209

45. The form and position of pronominal objects with non-nominal antecedents in Scandinavian and German

    • Kristine Bentzen
    • Merete Anderssen

    Original Paper 28 June 2019 Pages: 169 - 188

46. Introduction from our guest editors

    • Björn Lundquist
    • Anne Dahl

    Editorial 28 June 2019 Pages: 109 - 113

47. Displaced morphology in German verb clusters: an argument for post-syntactic morphology

    • Martin Salzmann

    Original Paper 20 March 2019 Pages: 1 - 53

48. On the limits of variation in Continental West-Germanic verb clusters: evidence from VP-stranding, extraposition and displaced morphology for the existence of clusters with 213 order

    • Martin Salzmann

    Original Paper 19 March 2019 Pages: 55 - 108

49. Pronominal inflection and NP ellipsis in German

    • Andrew Murphy

    Original Paper 20 October 2018 Pages: 327 - 379

50. How impersonal does one get?

    • Paula Fenger

    Original Paper 03 October 2018 Pages: 291 - 325