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Clausal embeddings have been shown in different languages to be able to undergo nominalization via a D(eterminer) such as Greek *to* ‘the’ that can combine with an embedded clause (Roussou 1994). Clauses can undergo nominalization via a D in Spanish (Picallo 2002), Hebrew (Kastner 2015), and Persian (Farudi 2007). Similar nominalization patterns have not been observed, however, in certain Germanic languages. This paper argues that a clause can undergo nominalization in Dutch too and that this takes place underlyingly in cases where a clause is doubled by a pronoun. The analysis of clausal prolepsis as nominalization is supported by a range of new Dutch data.
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