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The syntax of relativization
de Vries, M.
Publication date
2002
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de Vries, M. (2002). The syntax of relativization. LOT.
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Preface e
Duringg the past five years I have benefitted from the knowledge and/or friendship of manyy people. In general, I would like to mention:
The members of the Holland Institute of generative Linguistics (HIL).
The staff of the chair group of Dutch linguistics at the University of Amsterdam. .
The teachers of the HIL, the national research institute of linguistics (LOT), andd the university of Groningen (RuG).
The participants of the discussion groups at the universities of Amsterdam (UvA)) and Leiden (UL).
My colleagues and friends of the union of PhD students (OBP).
InIn particular, I want to thank the following people:
WimWim Klooster, my promotor,
whoo has the rare ability to think with you, not against you.
HansHans den Besten, my co-promotor,
whosee encyclopaedic linguistic knowledge and sharp eye for detail are invaluable.
Jan-WouterJan-Wouter Zwart,
whoo has awoken my interest for linguistics as a profession, ass well as the subject of this book.
KeesKees van Dijk,
whoo has made me feel at home in Amsterdam.
JoostJoost Dekkers,
whosee critical views have kept me sharp.
HansHans Broekhuis,
whoo has helped me to become a researcher during my first years att the university of Amsterdam.
ChrisChris Wilder,
whoo has spent many hours of discussion with me during my stay at the centre for generall linguistics (ZAS), Berlin.
Furthermore,, I want to thank Jan Koster, Aafke Hulk, Hans Bennis, Lisa Cheng and Henkk van Riemsdijk for their inspiring professional work, and for the honour of participatingg in the promotion committee.
