Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Approaching German syntax from a constructionist perspective -- Part I: Grammatical constructions and valency -- The argument structure of psych-verbs: A quantitative corpus study on cognitive entrenchment -- Case alternation in argument structure constructions with prepositional verbs: A case study in corpus-based constructional analysis -- Valence patterns, constructions, and interaction: Constructs with the German verb erinnern ('remember' / 'remind') -- Part II: Comparing constructions in German and English -- Comparing Comparative Correlatives: The German vs. English construction network -- Argument omissions in multiple German corpora -- Part III: Prepositional constructions in German -- The Case for Caseless Prepositional Constructions with voller in German -- Constructions, compositionality, and the system of German particle verbs with 'an' -- Part IV: Constructional Productivity -- Type and token frequency effects on developing constructional productivity: The case of the German sein 'be' + present participle construction -- Frames, verbs, and constructions: German constructions with verbs of stealing -- Argument structure constructions among German prepositional objects -- Author index -- Subject index