Groningen Dissertations in Linguistics (Grodil)

1. Henriëtte de Swart (1991) Adverbs of Quantification: A Generalized Quantifier Approach.
2. Eric Hoekstra (1991) Licensing Conditions on Phrase Structure.
3. Dicky Gilbers (1992) Phonological Networks: A Theory of Segment Representation.
4. Helen de Hoop (1992) Case Configuration and Noun Phrase Interpretation.
5. Gosse Bouma (1993) Nonmonotonicity and Categorial Unification Grammar.
6. Peter I. Blok (1993) The Interpretation of Focus: An Epistemic Approach to Pragmatics.
7. Roelien Bastiaanse (1993) Studies in Aphasia.
8. Bert Bos (1993) Rapid User Interface Development with the Script Language Gist.
9. Wim Kosmeijer (1993) Barriers and Licensing.
10. C. Jan Wouter Zwart (1993) Dutch Syntax: A Minimalist Approach.
11. Mark Kas (1993) Essays on Boolean Functions and Negative Polarity.
12. Ton van der Wouden (1994) Negative Contexts.
13. Joop Houtman (1994) Coordination and Constituency: A Study in Categorial Grammar.
14. Petra Hendriks (1995) Comparatives and Categorial Grammar.
15. Maarten de Wind (1995) Inversion in French.
16. Jelly Julia de Jong (1996) The Case of Bound Pronouns in Peripheral Romance.
17. Sjoukje van der Wal (1996) Negative Polarity Items and Negation: Tandem Acquisition.
18. Anastasia Giannakidou (1997) The Landscape of Negative Polarity.
19. Karen Lattewitz (1997) Adjacency in Dutch and German.
20. Edith Kaan (1997) Processing Subject-Object Ambiguities in Dutch.
21. Henny Klein (1997) Adverbs of Degree in Dutch.
22. Leonie Bosveld-de Smet (1998) On Mass and Plural Quantification: The Case of French `des/du'-NPs.
23. Rita Landeweerd (1998) Discourse Semantics of Perspective and Temporal Structure.
24. Mettina Veenstra (1998) Formalizing the Minimalist Program.
25. Roel Jonkers (1998) Comprehension and Production of Verbs in Aphasic Speakers.
26. Eric Tjong Kim Sang (1998) Machine Learning of Phonotactics.

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