Table of Contents

1: Katalin É. Kiss: Introduction
2: Katalin É. Kiss: The evolution of functional left peripheries in the Hungarian sentence
3: Barbara Egedi: The DP-cycle in Hungarian and the functional extension of the noun phrase
4: Ágnes Bende-Farkas: From A-quantification to D-quantification: universal quantifiers in the sentence and in the Noun Phrase
5: Veronika Hegedús: The cyclical development of Ps in Hungarian
6: Júlia Bácskai-Atkári and Éva Dékány: From non-finte to finite subordination: the history of embedded clauses
Eszter Simon: Appendix: Corpus building from Old Hungarian codices

About the Author

Katalin É. Kiss is Professor at the Research Institute for Linguistics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, where she is also head of the Doctoral School in Linguistics. Her publications include The Syntax of Hungarian (CUP, 2002), Discourse-Configurational Languages (OUP, 1995), Event Structure and the Left Periphery (Springer, 2006), and Adverbs and Adverbial
Adjuncts at the Interfaces (De Gruyter, 2009).