The Acquisition of Scrambling and Cliticization

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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. Muller. 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. Hakansson. Negation, Infinitives and Heads C. Hamann. Left-branch Extraction as Operator Movement: Evidence from Child Dutch J. van Kampen.