The Acquisition of Scrambling and Cliticization

Introduction: The Acquisition of Clause-internal Rules; S.M. Powers, C. Hamann. Part I: Scrambling. Scrambling: What's the State of the Art? H. Haider. An Experimental Study of Scrambling and Object Shift in the Acquisition of Dutch; I. Barbier. Object Scrambling and Specificity in Dutch Child Language; J. Schaeffer. Scrambling in the Acquisition of English? S.M. Powers. Where Scrambling Begins: Triggering Object Scrambling at the Early Stage in German and Bernese Swiss German; Z. Penner, et al. Part II: Cliticization. Overview: The Grammar (and Acquisition) of Clitics; A. Cardinaletti, M. Starke. Parameters and Cliticization in Early Child German; M. Haverkort, J. Weissenborn. On the Non-parallelism in the Acquisition of Reflexive and Non-reflexive Object Clitics; B. Crysmann, N. Müller. Dissociations in the Acquisition of Clitic Pronouns by Dysphasic Children: A Case Study from Italian; P. Bottari, et al. The Acquisition of Clitic Doubling in Spanish; V. Torrens, K. Wexler. The Automatic Identification and Classification of Clitic Pronouns; S. Kapur, R. Clark. The L2 Acquisition of Cliticization in Standard German; M. Young-Scholten. Part III: Related Issues. Null Subjects in Early Child English and the Theory of Economy of Projection; T. Roeper, B. Rohrbacher. The PP-CP Parallelism Hypothesis and Language Acquisition: Evidence from Swedish; G. Josefsson, G. Håkansson. Negation, Infinitives and Heads; C. Hamann. Left-branch Extraction as Operator Movement: Evidence from Child Dutch; J. van Kampen.