The Development of Dutch Connectives: Change and acquisition as windows on form-function relations


Jacqueline Evers-Vermeul


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Contents
PART I : GENERAL INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1 : Introduction
Chapter 2 : Connectives and their classifications
Chapter 3 : Theories on form-function relations
PART II : DEVELOPMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF CONNECTIVES
Chapter 4 : On the methodology of the diachronic corpus studies
Chapter 5 : Word order and closure: a diachronic analysis of 'want' and 'omdat'
Chapter 6 : Word order and domains of use: a diachronic analysis of 'want' and 'omdat'
Chapter 7 : Diachronic developments of 'dus' and 'daarom'
Chapter 8 : Subjectification in the diachronics of the causal connectives
PART III : DEVELOPMENTS IN THE ACQUISITION OF CONNECTIVES
Chapter 9 : On the methodology of the acquisition studies
Chapter 10 : The emergence of connectives
Chapter 11 : Quantitative developments in children's connective use
Chapter 12 : The acquisition of connectives and clause integration
Chapter 13 : The acquisition of connectives and domains of use
PART IV : CONCLUSION
Chapter 14 : Conclusion and discussion
References
Samenvatting (Summary in Dutch)
Dankwoord (Acknowledgements)
Curriculum Vitae
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