While there is some controversy in the literature on the count–mass distinction concerning its
lexical base (with some proponents assuming that the count–-mass distinction is not a …

This article examines the limited productivity of a minimally schematic Icelandic microclass,
originally containing bók 'book', bót 'patch', brók 'trousers', nót 'fishing net', and rót 'root'only …

This article discusses a somewhat peculiar “agreement” in Icelandic. In (i) we see such an
agreement between the subject, on the one hand, and the finite verb and the predicate, on …

Recent research on noun–noun compounds has suggested that the parser may commit to
the first noun (N1) as the head and then have to revise that commitment when the second …

(Icelandic and Faroese). Papers I and II deal with change in Icelandic, while Paper III
focuses on Faroese. The three articles are related through employment of the usage-based …

Sentence processing shows the effects of a series of continual building, repairing,
predicting, accessing, and remembering operations that may be the output of one underlying …