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Anderson, John M. 2004. Grammar and meaning: two cheers for structuralism. (Report No. Ilci-03-Lic-13. Institute For Logic, Cognition, Language And Information). Donostia: Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea.

Anderson, John M. 2004. On the grammatical status of names. Language 80, 435-474.

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Anderson, John M. 2004. No less than four notes on less. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 40, 55-74.

Anderson, John M. 2004. Syntactic categories and syntactic change: the development of subjunctive periphrases in English. In: Fandiño, Isabel Moskowich & García Begoña Crespo. New trends in English historical linguistics: An Atlantic view. 31-73. Coruña: Universidade da Coruña.

Anderson, John M. 2003. Only connect. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 39, 3-46.

Anderson, John M. 2003. On the structure of names. Folia Linguistica 37, 347-398.

Anderson, John M. 2001. Finiteness, in Greek, and elsewhere. Poznań Studies in Contemporary Linguistics 37, 5-33.

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Böhm, Roger . 2001. Prädikation – primar (und sekundär) notionalgrammatisch. In: Hackmack, Susanne & Karl Heinz Wagner. Prädikation. 91-158. (Bremer Linguististik Workshop 2). Bremen: Universität Bremen, IAAS.

Anderson, John M. 2001. Raising control. Studia Linguistica 55(1), 77-111.

Böhm, Roger . 2001. Zu einem Typus von Lokativalternation im Deutschen und anderswo. In: Boeder, W. & G. Hentschel. Variierende Markierung von Nominalphrasen in Sprachen unterschiedlichen Typs. 69-99. Oldenburg: BIS.

Anderson, John M. 2000. Auxiliaries. In: Booij, Geert , Christian Lehmann, & Joachim Mugdan. Morphologie/Morphology I. 808-820. Berlin: de Gruyter.

Böhm, Roger . 2000. Ergativität – Akkusativität und Notionalgrammatisches. In: Hackmack, Susanne & Karl Heinz Wagner. Ergativ. 53-64. (Bremer Linguististik Workshop 1). Bremen: Universität Bremen, IASS.

Anderson, John M & Colman, Fran . 2000. The importance of being Leofwine Horn. In: Dalton-Puffer, C. & N. Ritt. Words: Structure, meaning, function – A festschrift for Dieter Kastovsky. 7-17. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

Anderson, John M. 2000. Markedness and the ontogenesis of syntax. Folia Linguistica 34(3-4), 147-183.

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Anderson, John M. 2000. 'What became of Waring?' Questioning the predicator in English. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 35, 53-80.

Böhm, Roger . 1999. Kategorien, Konfigurationen und 'Kasus' in einer notionalen Grammatik. Sprachtypologie und Universalienforschung 52(2), 207-231.

Anderson, John M. 1999. Orm the orthographer. In: López, María Bringas, María Dolores Go Alvarez, Javier Pérez Guerra, María Esperanza Martínez, & Eduardo Varela Bravo. Woonderous Ænglissce: Studies in Medieval English Language. 33-42. (Proceedings Of Selim (Sociedad Española De Lengua Y Literatura Inglesa Medieva) Xi). Vigo: Universidade de Vigo.

Blake, Barry . 1999. Review of Anderson, J.M. 1997. A notional theory of syntactic categories. Cambridge: CUP. Studies in Language 23(2), 425-446.

Anderson, John M. 1998. A core morphology for Old English verbs. English Language and Linguistics 2, 199-222.

Böhm, Roger . 1998. De-activated participants: Notional Grammar, dependency and (anti)passives. In: Boeder, W. , Ch. Schroeder, K.H. Wagner, & W. Wildgen. Sprache in Raum und Zeit. In memoriam Johannes Bechert. Vol. 2, 19-49. Tübingen: Narr.