SYNTACTIC PHRASE STRUCTURE PHENOMENA IN NOUN PHRASES AND SENTENCES -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Table of contents -- Preface -- Coherent Infinitives in German: Restructuring vs. IP-Complementation -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Properties of coherent infinitives in German -- 2. Against monoclausal structures I: Case theory -- 3. Against monoclausal structures II: binding theory -- 4. CI as IP-complements -- 5. Conclusion -- Footnotes -- Parallels in the SyntacticRealization of the Argumentsof Verbs and Their Nominalizations -- Footnotes -- AGR(eement) in the German Noun Phrase -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The German Determiner Phrase -- 3. Strong and Weak Nominal Inflection in German -- 4. Summary -- Subjacency Effects Without Movement: The Case of Pronominal Adverbs in Dutch -- 0. Introduction -- 1. Split vs. unsplit forms of pronominal adverbs -- 2. Coordinate constructions -- 3. Om-sentences -- 4. Parasitic gaps in Dutch -- 4. What kind of ec is this? -- 5. Conclusion -- Footnotes -- Theta-Marking, Barriers, and Verb-Second in German -- 1. Summary -- 2. 0-marking as anaphor-binding -- OBLIGATORINESS -- LOCALITY -- PROMINENCE -- UNIQUENESS -- 3. 0- and case-marking -- 4. Barriers -- 4.1 Barriers for binding of anaphors -- 4.2 Barriers for binding of 0-roles -- 4.3 Consequences for categorization in German -- Footnotes -- Verbal Substantives in German -- 1. Preliminaries -- 2. Typological comparison: a survey -- 3. Battery of distributional tests -- 3.1 Arguments for an external NP syntax -- 3.2 Arguments to the effect that the verbal substantive has the internal syntax of an NP -- 3.3 Arguments that the verbal substantive has the internal syntax of a VP -- 4. The categorial status of a nominal infinitival ending {en} and the endocentricity principle -- 5. Functional application: its place and status in the syntactic derivation.

6. Conclusion -- Footnotes -- Morphological Case and Abstract Case: Evidence from the German Genitive Construction -- Footnotes -- Finite infinitives in Modern Greek -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Sentence embeddings -- 3. Raising -- 4. ECM constructions -- 5. The status of the empty subject category -- 7. Conclusion -- Footnotes -- Q as a Functional Category -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Syntactic Description of Pseudopartitive Constructions -- 2.1 Representation in NP-Structure -- 2.2 Representation in DP-Structure -- 3. Head and Modifier in Pseudopartitive Constructions -- 4. Q as a Functional Category -- 5. Structures of Pseudopartitive and Partitive Constructions -- 6. Syntactic variation -- 7. Conclusion -- Footnotes -- A Note on Split Topicalization in German -- 0. The Problem -- 2. Fanselow's Account -- 2. An Argument for Movement -- 3. Van Riemsdijk's Approach -- 4. The DP Approach -- 4.1 DPs and NPs -- 4.2 An Account for the Restrictions -- 4.2.1 Against Split Scrambling -- 4.2.2 How to Get Rid of (24) -- 4.2.3 How to Allow (27) -- 4.3 Regeneration -- 4.4 Ruling out Other Split Constructions, Regenerated or Not -- 5. Further Problems -- 5.1 Extraction Again -- 5.2 Speculations on the Split-DP Parameter -- Footnotes -- References.