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In this paper I take issue with Antomo &amp; Steinbach’s (2010) analysis of so-called  weil -V2 clauses,by which the syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic properties distinguishing them from integrated verb-finalweil -clauses are claimed to all follow from two central factors: (i) parataxis triggering prosodicdesintegration, (ii) V2-order triggering assertional force potential. Support for this analysis is sought in a close comparisonof  weil -V2 clauses with V2 complement and relative clauses, which is claimed to reveal pertinent functionaland structural parallels. – In arguing against this analysis, I show, first, that the assertional status of the  weil -V2clause is triggered solely by the semantics of  weil  in combination with true main clause status, hence V2 assuch plays no role; second, that the argument from subordinate V2-cases fails as well; third, that the broader interpretationalrange of  weil -V2 clauses is completely shared by unintegrated verb-final  weil -clauses; hencethis difference to integrated verb-final  weil -clauses cannot be due to ±parataxis and/or ±V2, but only to ±syntacticdesintegration and/or ±root status. In concluding, I summarize the central factors an alternative compositional analysis ofweil -V2 clauses could be based on, and sketch two problems remaining for either analysis.

„ Weil- V2“-Sätze und (k)ein Ende? Anmerkungen zur Analyse von Antomo & Steinbach (2010)