This collection of studies pays tribute to the influential work of Wim de Geest, exploring the intricate relationship between sentential complementation and the lexicon. The contributing authors delve into various aspects of linguistic theory, examining how complement structures interact with lexical items and their implications for our understanding of syntax and semantics.
With diverse perspectives and methodologies, the volume presents innovative research aimed at advancing the field of linguistics. It serves as a valuable resource for scholars interested in the interplay between language structure and meaning, encapsulating the spirit of inquiry that defines De Geest’s academic legacy.