Contemporary Research in Romance Linguistics

• Phonology
• On the status of sequences of liquids in romance
  Gorka Elordieta and Jon A. Franco | p. 1
• Glide fromation, prefixation, and the phonological word in French
  S.J. Hannahs | p. 13
• Coda wieght and vowel length in Quebec French
  Jean-Pierre Y. Montreuil | p. 25
• On deletion rules in Catalan
  Alfonso Morales-Front | p. 37
• The representation of French final consonants and related issues
  Bernard Tranel | p. 53
• Language variation and contact
• On old French genitive constructions
  Deborah Arteaga | p. 79
• French presentational structures
  William J. Ashby | p. 91
• The evolution of causative constructions in Spanish and Portuguese
  Mark Davies | p. 105
• Is there an Indian Spanish?
  Yolanda Lastra | p. 123
• From Lebrixa’s grammaar to Cartesian language theory: A retrojective view
  Carlos P. Otero | p. 135
• The historical development of Rumanian /i/
  Peter R. Petrucci | p. 167
• Feature-checking and the syntax of language contact
  Edward J. Rubin and Almeida Jacqueline Toribio | p. 177
• Dialectal variation in an argumentation/non-argumental asymmetry in Spanish
  Margarita Suñer and Carmen Lizardi | p. 187
• Syntax and semantics
• Primitives, metaphor and grammar
  Denis Bouchard | p. 205
• On certain differences between Haitian and French predicative constructions
  Michel DeGraff | p. 237
• Distinguishing copular and aspectual auxiliaries
  José Lema | p. 257
• The VP-internal subject hypothesis and Spanish senyence structure
  Errapel Mejías-Bikandi | p. 275
• The word order of constructions with a verb, a subject, and adirect object in spoken Spanish
  Francisco Ocampo | p. 291
• Verb incorporation and the HMC in XVIth-century Spanish
  Claudia Parodi | p. 307
• Non-thematic datives in Spanish
  Marianna Pool | p. 319
• Restricting relativized minimality: the case of Romance clitics
  Johan Rooryck | p. 333
• On the nature of SPEC/IP and its relevance for scope asymmetries in Spanish and English
  María Uribe-Extebarria | p. 355
• The verbal component in Italian compounds
  Irene Vogel and Donna Jo Napoli | p. 367

Cited by 2 other publications

KARSSENBERG, LENA

2017. French il y a clefts, existential sentences and the Focus-Marking Hypothesis. Journal of French Language Studies 27:03 ► pp. 405 ff.

VERWIMP, LYAN & KAREN LAHOUSSE

2017. Definite il y a-clefts in spoken French. Journal of French Language Studies 27:03 ► pp. 263 ff.

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