Ad Neeleman

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Ad Neeleman is affiliated with the following schools: University of Amsterdam, University College London, Utrecht University, University of Groningen

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#4482

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Linguistics

#821

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#1060

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Ad Neeleman's Degrees

PhD Linguistics University of Amsterdam
Masters Linguistics University of Amsterdam
Bachelors Linguistics University of Amsterdam

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According to Wikipedia, Adriaan Dirk Neeleman is a Dutch linguist based in the UK. He is Professor of Linguistics at University College London. He completed his PhD at the University of Utrecht in 1994. His research focusses on syntax, semantics and phonology, and particularly on the interfaces between them. His work is part of the tradition of generative grammar.

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Ad Neeleman's Published Works

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Radical Pro Drop and the Morphology of Pronouns (2007) (243)
Beyond Morphology: Interface Conditions on Word Formation (2004) (243)
Scrambling and the PF Interface (1997) (206)
Dutch scrambling and the nature of discourse templates (2008) (184)
Flexible Syntax: A Theory of Case and Arguments (2001) (126)
Linear Asymmetries and the LCA (2012) (119)
The balance between syntax and morphology: Dutch particles and resultatives (1993) (107)
The Configurational Matrix (2002) (106)
Scrambling as a D-structure phenomenon (1994) (105)
A syntactic typology of topic, focus and contrast (2009) (105)
Context-Sensitive Spell-Out (2003) (100)
Universal 20 without the LCA (2009) (77)
The Linguistic Expression of Causation (2012) (61)
L1 and L2 Word Order Acquisition (1997) (55)
A Local Encoding of Syntactic Dependencies and Its Consequences for the Theory of Movement (2010) (55)
Effects of Short-Term Storage in Processing Rightward Movement (2002) (53)
Deriving Functional Projections (1993) (49)
Optimal Questions (1998) (42)
Word-Formation in Optimality Theory (2005) (38)
Focus, Contrast, and Stress in Russian (2009) (37)
Features of Person: From the Inventory of Persons to Their Morphological Realization (2018) (37)
Ascending and Descending VPs in English (2012) (36)
Degree expressions 1 (2004) (33)
On syntactic and phonological representations (2006) (33)
Yearbook of Morphology (2002) (32)
Predication, verb movement and the distribution of expletives (2001) (32)
Superman Sentences (2004) (32)
The syntactic expression of information structure (2012) (28)
The syntax of topic, focus, and contrast : an interface-based approach (2012) (28)
Subset controllers in agreement relations (2013) (26)
Competition between syntax and morphology (2001) (25)
Theoretical Validity and Psychological Reality of the Grammatical Code (2010) (23)
Restricted pro drop in Early Modern Dutch (2007) (23)
Word Order and Information Structure (2016) (22)
Conflict resolution in passive formation (1998) (20)
Degree expressions and the autonomy of syntax (1998) (20)
Speaking, actually – Towards a new ‘fluid’ common-sense understanding of relational becomings (2020) (19)
Verbal prefixation in Dutch: thematic evidence for conversion (1993) (18)
Transparent Adjuncts (2000) (18)
Bare resultatives (2002) (18)
Person features and syncretism (2013) (17)
The Nature of Discourse Templates (2006) (16)
CASE THEORY AND THE DIACHRONY OF COMPLEX PREDICATES IN DUTCH (1992) (16)
Pro drop and pronouns (2005) (15)
Complex Predicates in Dutch and English (1995) (15)
Contrasts and positions in information structure (2012) (15)
Case morphology and radical pro-drop (2008) (13)
Syntactic Atomicity (2002) (12)
Chapter 2. Towards a Unified Encoding of Contrast and Scope (2012) (12)
The role of syntax and morphology in compounding (2010) (11)
Spared syntax and impaired spell-out: The case of prepositions (2009) (10)
External possession in Korean. (2005) (10)
AP Adjacency as a Precedence Constraint (2017) (8)
Agreement Weakening at PF: A Reply to Benmamoun and Lorimor (2012) (8)
Processing Differences Between Person and Number: A Theoretical Interpretation (2019) (7)
Beyond Morphology; Interface Conditions on Word Formation: Studies in Theoretical Linguistics. (2004) (7)
Context-Sensitive Spell-Out and Adjacency (2004) (7)
Morphological selection and representational modularity (2002) (6)
Default person versus default number in agreement (2017) (6)
Morphology ? Syntax. In G. Ramchand and C. Reiss (eds.) (2007) (5)
Information-structural restrictions on Ā-scrambling (2010) (5)
The Syntax of Topic, Focus, and Contrast (2012) (5)
Comments on Pullum (2013) (4)
Morphology does not equal syntax (2007) (4)
Nihilism masquerading as progress (2010) (4)
Chapter 1. The Syntactic Expression of Information Structure (2012) (4)
PP-over-V meets Universal 20 (2017) (3)
Floating Quantifiers and English VP-Structure (2005) (3)
On Matrix‐Clause Intervention in Accusative‐and‐Infinitive Constructions (2020) (3)
Subordination and binary branching (2022) (3)
M-selection and phrasal affixation * (2000) (3)
PP-Extraposition and the Order of Adverbials in English (2020) (3)
The non-existence of sub-lexical scope (2019) (2)
Ga ga constructions in Japanese. (2002) (2)
Syntactic Effects of Morphological Case (2008) (2)
The locality of focusing and the coherence of anaphors (2012) (1)
Types of focus and their interaction with negation (2012) (1)
Raising to Subject (1999) (1)
Soft mutation at the interface (2006) (1)
Syntactic OCP Effects. In M. Everaert and H. van Riemsdijk (eds.) (2006) (1)
Morphology and Modularity (2004) (1)
On Matrix Clause Intervention in AcI Constructions (2019) (1)
PP-Extraposition and Precedence (2020) (1)
Storage and computation in the language faculty (2002) (1)
Linear Asymmetries and the LCA (under submission) (2009) (1)
Optimality Theoretic Syntax (2001) (0)
Scope Inversion (under submission) (2009) (0)
1 AP Adjacency as a Precedence Constraint (0)
Unifying nominal and verbal syntax: Agreement and feature realisation (2019) (0)
Information-structural restrictions on (A)over-bar-scrambling (2010) (0)
Linear asymmetries and the LCA ∗ Draft 2 (2007) (0)
Linear asymmetries and the LCA ∗ Draft 2 . 3 Comments welcome (2007) (0)
Syntactic OCP Effects. in Everaert,M.,van Riemsdijk,H.(ed.) (2005) (0)
The interpretation and distribution of temporal focus particles (2021) (0)
Subset controllers in agreement relations (2013) (0)
PP-over-V meets Universal 20 (2017) (0)
PF Feature Checking (2004) (0)
The OV/VO Parameter (1999) (0)
Person features and syncretism (2013) (0)
Unifying nominal and verbal inflection (2020) (0)
The Grammatical Code. (2004) (0)
On the relation between adjunction and type A coordination (2020) (0)
Chapter 8. Concluding Remarks (2012) (0)
Peter Ackema and Ad Neeleman Context-sensitive Spell-out* (2003) (0)
Soft Mutation at the Interface. In H. Broekhuis et al. (eds.)Organising Grammar (2006) (0)
Arguments for Word Syntax (2004) (0)
What Divides, and What Unites, Right-Node Raising (2021) (0)

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