Arie Verhagen has been the chair of Dutch Linguistics at the University of Leiden since 1998. He received his PhD in 1986 at the Free University in Amsterdam and has taught at the Free University, Utrecht University, and the University of Leiden. His books include Linguistic Theory and the Function of Word Order in Dutch (1986) and Usage-Based Approaches to Dutch (co-edited with Jeroen van de Weijer, 2003). He was editor-in-chief of the journal Cognitive Linguistics from 1996 until 2004. His research focuses on relations between language use and language structure, synchronically and diachronically. Current topics, in addition to those addressed in this book, include causative constructions and other expressions of causation, and the organization of constructions into grammars.

An important book on a fascinating topic in the field of pragmatics and cognition

• 1. Intersubjectivity - Mutual Management ; 2. Negation and Virtual Argumentation ; 3. Finite Complements - Putting Conceptualizers on Stage ; 4. Discourse Connections - Managing Inferences Across Perspectives ; 5. Concluding Remarks

Arie Verhagen has been the chair of Dutch Linguistics at the University of Leiden since 1998. He received his PhD in 1986 at the Free University in Amsterdam and has taught at the Free University, Utrecht University, and the University of Leiden. His books include Linguistic Theory and the Function of Word Order in Dutch (1986) and Usage-Based Approaches to Dutch (co-edited with Jeroen van de Weijer, 2003). He was editor-in-chief of the journal Cognitive Linguistics from 1996 until 2004. His research focuses on relations between language use and language structure, synchronically and diachronically. Current topics, in addition to those addressed in this book, include causative constructions and other expressions of causation, and the organization of constructions into grammars.

An important book on a fascinating topic in the field of pragmatics and cognition

• 1. Intersubjectivity - Mutual Management ; 2. Negation and Virtual Argumentation ; 3. Finite Complements - Putting Conceptualizers on Stage ; 4. Discourse Connections - Managing Inferences Across Perspectives ; 5. Concluding Remarks

Arie Verhagen has been the chair of Dutch Linguistics at the University of Leiden since 1998. He received his PhD in 1986 at the Free University in Amsterdam and has taught at the Free University, Utrecht University, and the University of Leiden. His books include Linguistic Theory and the Function of Word Order in Dutch (1986) and Usage-Based Approaches to Dutch (co-edited with Jeroen van de Weijer, 2003). He was editor-in-chief of the journal Cognitive Linguistics from 1996 until 2004. His research focuses on relations between language use and language structure, synchronically and diachronically. Current topics, in addition to those addressed in this book, include causative constructions and other expressions of causation, and the organization of constructions into grammars.

An important book on a fascinating topic in the field of pragmatics and cognition

• 1. Intersubjectivity - Mutual Management ; 2. Negation and Virtual Argumentation ; 3. Finite Complements - Putting Conceptualizers on Stage ; 4. Discourse Connections - Managing Inferences Across Perspectives ; 5. Concluding Remarks