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Haeberli, Eric
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2019
Scientific Articles
 | Ein geparstes und grammatisch annotiertes Korpus schweizerdeutscher Spontansprachdaten | Schönenberger, Manuela; Haeberli, Eric; |
2018
Scientific Articles
| Syntactic effects of contact in translations : evidence from object pronoun placement in Middle English | Haeberli, Eric; |
Book Chapters
| "Aso du chasch nòcher chasch fasch überaal mitrede" und andere Apokoinus in Spontansprachdaten des Schweizerdeutschen | Schönenberger, Manuela; Haeberli, Eric; |
2017
Book Chapters
| Medial NP-adjuncts in English : a diachronic perspective | Haeberli, Eric; |
Thesis supervisions
| Formal and quantitative approaches to the study of syntactic change: three case studies from the history of English | Zimmermann, Richard; |
2016
Scientific Articles
| Revisiting the Loss of Verb Movement in the History of English: Evidence from Adverb Placement | Haeberli, Eric; Ihsane, Tabea; |
2014
Book Chapters
| When English Meets French: a Case Study of Language Contact in Middle English | Haeberli, Eric; |
2013
Conference Proceedings
| On the Interaction between Morphology and Syntax: New Evidence from the Loss of Verb Movement in English | Haeberli, Eric; Ihsane, Tabea; |
2011
Book Chapters
| Looking High and Low for NegP in Early English | Haeberli, Eric; |
Thesis supervisions
| Hiberno-English in modern irish literature: the use of dialect in Joyce, O'Brien, Shaw and Friel | Zingg, Gisela; |
2008
Scientific Articles
| Structural Variation in Old English Root Clauses | Haeberli, Eric; Pintzuk, Susan; |
2007
Scientific Articles
| The Position of Negation and Adverbs in Early Middle English | Haeberli, Eric; Ingham, Richard; |
2005
Book Chapters
| Clause Type Asymmetries in Old English and the Syntax of Verb Movement | Haeberli, Eric; |
2003
Book Chapters
| Categorial Features as the Source of EPP and Abstract Case Phenomena | Haeberli, Eric; |
2002
Book Chapters
| Inflectional Morphology and the Loss of Verb-Second in English | Haeberli, Eric; |
| Observations on the Loss of Verb Second in the History of English | Haeberli, Eric; |
2001
Scientific Articles
| Deriving Syntactic Effects of Morphological Case by Eliminating Abstract Case | Haeberli, Eric; |
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