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Vol 48 (2017)

Table of Contents

Introduction & Acknowledgements

Acknowledgements Alex Andrason, Theresa Biberauer

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Introduction Theresa Biberauer, Alexander Andrason

PDF i-xi

Part I: Afrikaans centre-stage

A note on the periphrastic past in Afrikaans Jan-Wouter Zwart

PDF 1-8

The secret nominal life of Afrikaans intransitive adpositions Erin Pretorius

PDF 9-16

Negative exclamatives in Afrikaans: some initial thoughts Theresa Biberauer, Jean-Marie Potgieter

PDF 17-33

Movement in the Afrikaans left periphery: a view from anti-locality Robyn Berghoff

PDF 35-50

Die slag toe slim sy baas gevang het Christo van Rensburg

PDF 51-66

Part II: Beyond Afrikaans - linguistic diversity in southern Africa

'Ja-nee. No, I'm fine': a note on YES and NO in South Africa Theresa Biberauer, Marie van Heukelum, Lalia Duke

PDF 67-86

Poetry in South African Sign Language: what is different? Anne Baker

PDF 87-92

A preliminary look at negative constructions in South African Sign Language: Question-Answer clauses Kate Huddlestone

PDF 93-104

Nominal marking in Northern Tshwa (Kalahari Khoe) Anne-Maria Fehn, Admire Phiri

PDF 105-122

The name of the fourth river: a small puzzle presented by a fragment of Kora, for Johan Oosthuizen Menán du Plessis

PDF 123-137

The "exotic" nature of ideophones - from Khoekhoe to Xhosa Alexander Andrason

PDF 139-150

Cognate objects of weather verbs in African languages of South Africa – from synchronic variation to a grammaticalization path Alexander Andrason, Marianna Visser

PDF 151-160

Part III: The peculiarities of Germanic

NPE, gender and the countable/mass distinction Tarald Taraldsen

PDF 161-181

There is room at the bottom for small linguistic stuff Norbert Corver

PDF 183-195

A note on root projection and labelling Jochen Zeller

PDF 197-204

Decomposing V2 Roland Hinterhölzl

PDF 205-217

Part IV: Beyond Germanic and Africa - puzzles ancient and modern

Fronting and exhaustive exclusion in Biblical Hebrew Christo van der Merwe

PDF 219-222

At the interface of syntax and prosody: differentiating Left Dislocated and Tripartite Verbless Clauses in Biblical Hebrew Jacobus Naudé, Cynthia Miller-Naudé

PDF 223-238

Grammatical polysemy and grammaticalization in cognitive and generative perspectives: finding common ground in inter-generational corpora of ancient languages Christian Locatell

PDF 239-253

Collapse of genitive and benefactive case in Ecuadorian Quechua? Pieter Muysken

PDF 255-260