added Ajdukevitz to DP proponents

chapters/1-begriffe.tex

@@ -1469,7 +1469,7 @@ \section{Heads}
 Verbs determine the case of their arguments (subjects and objects). In (\mex{0}d), the preposition determines which case the noun phrase \emph{diesem Haus} `this house'
 bears (dative) and also determines the semantic contribution of the phrase (it describes a location). (\mex{0}e) is controversial: there are linguists who believe that the
 determiner\is{determiner!as head} is the head\LATER{\cite{Brame81a}}
-\parencites{VH77a-u,Brame82a}[\page 90--92]{Hudson84a-u}{Hellan86a,Abney87a,Netter94,Netter98a}
+\parencites[\page 6]{Ajdukiewicz35a-u}{VH77a-u,Brame82a}[\page 90--92]{Hudson84a-u}{Hellan86a,Abney87a,Netter94,Netter98a}
 %; \citealp[Section~6.2]{Bresnan2001a}
 while others assume that the noun is the head of the phrase \parencites{vanLangendonck94a}[\page 49]{ps2}{Demske2001a}[Section~6.6.1]{MuellerLehrbuch1}{Hudson2004a}{Bruening2009a}.
 % Dalrymple textbook