Titlebook: Unraveling the complexity of SE; Grant Armstrong,Jonathan E. MacDonald Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Clitic Climbing.Refle

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On (Un)Grammatical Clitic Sequences in Impersonal , Constructionsed out by impoverishment; [D] on . is deleted prior to Vocabulary Insertion, resulting in the only third person clitic underspecified for [D] that can be inserted: .. We illustrate how this change to . has no semantic or structural consequences, as expected if the operations take place after syntax.

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The Development of , from Latin to Spanish and the Reflexive Object Cyclelarge. PhD dissertation, MIT, 2003; Folli R, Harley H, Linguistic Inquiry 38:197–238, 2007) or as a pronominal argument (Raposo E, Uriagereka J, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 14:749–810, 1996; D’Alessandro R, Impersonal Si constructions. Mouton de Gruyter, Berlin, 2007), or as both dependin

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Null-Subjects and , Revisited: What Medieval Romance Varieties Revealhe general assumption that . undergoes a specific grammaticalization path in its diachronic development. In doing so, the focus mainly lies on the last step within this path, namely . evolving from a passive marker (head of .P) to a marker of impersonality (morphological exponent of the absorption p

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Implicit Agents and the Person Constraint on SE-Passivest the Agent of passives is not syntactically projected in an A-position, but only represented by a valued +ARB feature, which may attach not only to little v, but also to Tense. These two possibilities respectively characterize past participle passives and SE-passives. Given these assumptions, the P

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On the Nature of the Impersonal SE: Why Italian is not like Catalan and Spanishobrovie-Sorin C. Linguistic Inquiry 29: 399–347, 1998) since they trigger Differential Object Marking (DOM), allow bare DP objects, and are incompatible with dative experiencer psychological verbs. In the second part of the paper I examine the interpretative properties of the empty pronominals. On t

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