Romance Languages and Linguistic Theory 2011
Selected papers from 'Going Romance' Utrecht 2011
The present volume is the 5th of the series Romance Languages and Linguistic Theory published by John Benjamins. We publish here a selected set of peer-reviewed articles bearing on topics in phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics, that represent both issues of theoretical nature as well as developments in the field of acquisition. The articles are of great interest for specialists of Romance and for general linguists appreciating parameters and/or language acquisition. Among the contributions are three papers presented by invited speakers (Andrea Calabrese, Ricardo Etxepare and Jason Rothman), while two other very prominent Romance linguists figure as co-authors (Aafke Hulk, Luigi Rizzi).
Table of Contents
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Introduction | pp. vii–x
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A’-dependencies in French: A study in L1 acquisitionAnamaria Bentea and Stephanie Durrleman | pp. 1–16
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The irregular forms of the Italian “Passato Remoto”: A synchronic and diachronic analysisAndrea Calabrese | pp. 17–58
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On the lack of stranded negated quantifiers and inverse scope of negation in RomanceRobert Cirillo | pp. 59–74
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Evidence for the competition-based analysis of subjunctive obviation from relative and adverbial clauses in ItalianFrancesco Costantini | pp. 75–92
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Quotative expansionsRicardo Etxepare | pp. 93–124
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Datives, prepositions, and argument structure in SpanishHéctor Fernández-Alcalde | pp. 125–142
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A typology of agreement processes and its implications for language developmentVincenzo Moscati and Luigi Rizzi | pp. 143–156
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On the syntax of focalizers in some Italo-Romance dialectsNicola Munaro | pp. 157–174
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The phonotactics of word-initial clusters in Romance: Typological and theoretical implicationsDiana Passino | pp. 175–192
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Double object constructions in Spanish (and Catalan) revisitedAnna Pineda | pp. 193–216
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Cognitive economy, non-redundancy and typological primacy in L3 acquisition: Initial stages of L3 Romance and beyondJason Rothman | pp. 217–248
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L1 acquisition of noun ellipsis in French and in Dutch: Consequences for linguistic theoryPetra Sleeman and Aafke Hulk | pp. 249–266
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Index | pp. 267–269
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