F Cognola - Journal of Historical Syntax, 2023 - historicalsyntax.org
In this paper I compare Old High German and the Germanic dialect Cimbrian, two languages which share the availability of free inversion in co-occurrence with an expletive-like element …
This dissertation approaches the syntax of structures involving non-canonical subjects and non-canonical subject positions. In particular, I investigate two phenomena: Locative …
BL Sluckin, I Kastner - Manuscript. http://ling. auf. net/lingbuzz …, 2022 - researchgate.net
For many speakers of English, locative everywhere can be used instead of the universal pronoun everyone in certain contexts, to denote a generic or impersonal set of individuals …
In this article, we explore how cartographic maps interact with a concept of parameters in terms of syntactic operations triggered by morphosyntactic features in the spirit of Rizzi …
S Cruschina, C Sailor - Isogloss. Open Journal of Romance …, 2022 - revistes.uab.cat
This paper aims to clarify a point of persistent confusion in the literature: namely, the status of residual verb second. We approach this from both a terminological and typological …
This dissertation addresses syntactic structures involving non-canonical subjects and non- canonical subject positions, investigating two phenomena: Locative Inversion (LI) in English …
In this article I provide an analysis of XVS order in (Modern) standard French, and reconcile it with comparative analyses of XVS in (Modern) Romance by taking into account recent …
Locative Inversion (LI) in English is a broad-focus inversion structure in which a spatiodeictic XP seemingly occupies the canonical subject position. An analysis of LI must explain EPP …
G Samo - REVUE ROUMAINE DE LINGUISTIQUE-ROMANIAN …, 2022 - researchgate.net
Non-arguments and adverbs are plausible candidates for filling the initial slot of sentences cross-linguistically. Following standard assumptions on the computational operations in …