Frits Beukema & Peter Coopmans 
Linguistics in the Netherlands 1987 [PDF ebook] 

Frontmatter — Contents — Preface — List of contributors — Adverbial arguments — Glide insertion: domains, speech rate and phonetic prominence — Playing level with Dutch morphology — The discourse function of quantifier float: tous in French — Word order phenomena in second language acquisition of Dutch — Single-valued features and the distinction between [-F] and [ØF] — Van constructions in Dutch — The impersonal construction in French and the Burzio-generalization — Vowel harmony in Khalkha and Buriat (East Mongolian) — The relationship between global language proficiency tests and language loss — Estar comes of age — On the functional interpretation of prenominal adjectives in Dutch — On explaining subjacency — Stress assignment in Dutch compound nouns — Some notes on the syntax and semantics of modification in Hungarian — Hit and dative complements in Old English — Alternating verb forms in Papiamentu — How do you do do? — Incorporation in the Groningen dialect — Word stress and higher level prosodies — On Chomsky and Jespersen: two approaches to grammar — On certain functional approaches to word order — The change from OV to VO as a ‘possible change’ — Adjective plus infinitive in Old English