Chères et chers collègues,
Nous avons le plaisir de vous annoncer la parution du volume:
Ora Matushansky, Laurent Roussarie, Michela Russo, Elena Soare, Sophie Wauquier. Romance Languages and Linguistic Theory (RLLT series: 17), editor-in-chief Haike Jacobs, Isogloss 8(2)/1.
Selected Papers from Going Romance 34, Paris.
Il s’agit de 21 articles tous en accès libre dans un numéro spécial d’Isogloss Journal (UAB): https://revistes.uab.cat/isogloss/rllt
Table des matières
Introduction ( Ora Matushansky, Laurent Roussarie, Michela Russo, Elena Soare, Sophie Wauquier )
[1] Elena Soare and Isabelle Roy ( U.Paris 8 & CNRS SFL / U.Nantes & CNRS LLing )
Arguments and modifiers in deverbal nominals: Romanian Genitives and de-PPs
[2] Aurore Gonzalez and Justin Royer (U. Milano-Bicocca & McGill University)
An expletive negation unlike any other in Québec French: Exploring a ‘complex NPI’ analysis
[3] Suzana Fong (MIT, Department of Linguistics and Philosophy)
Distinguishing between accounts of the A/A’-distinction: the view from Argentinian Spanish Clitic Doubling
[4] Kryzzya Gómez, Maia Duguine and Hamida Demirdache (U. Nantes/CNRS & IKER/CNRS)
Interpretive asymmetries between null and overt PRO in complement and adjunct infinitives in (Colombian) Spanish
[5] Edward J. Rubin (University of Utah)
PCC Effects with Expletives and Non-Associate Postverbal Subjects in Bolognese
[6] Naomi Kurtz (University of Chicago)
Persons and Pronouns: Exploring Clitics in Judeo-Spanish
[7] Pierre Larrivée (Université de Caen Normandie)
Is Medieval French diglossic? New evidence on remnant V2 and register
[8] Wyn Francis Shaw (University of Oxford)
Old French Si, Syntax and Function in Diachrony
[9] Irene Amato (Universität Leipzig)
Auxiliary selection is Agree argument-structure-based and person-driven splits
[10] Valentina Bianchi and Silvio Cruschina (U. Siena & U. Helsinki)
Ignorance and competence implicatures in central Sicilian polar questions
[11] Emanuela Sanfelici and Camilla Gallina (University of Padua)
The timing of production: on the acquisition of Italian prepositions
[12] Birgit Alber and Joaquim Kokkelmans (Free University of Bozen/Bolzano)
Typology and language change: The case of truncation
[13] Eirini Apostolopoulou (Free University of Verona)
Where r you going? A typology of long-distance metathesis of liquids
[14] Heglyn Pimenta (University of Tours)
The matter with |U| and |I|: on nasal vowel diphthongization and element asymmetry
[15] Anna Gazdik (University of Graz)
On the prosodic realization of Spanish ¿no?-tags from a pragmatic perspective
[16] Annie Helms (University of California, Berkeley)
Bay Area Spanish: regional sound change in contact languages
[17] Gianluca E. Lebani and Giuliana Giusti ( Ca’ Foscari University of Venice)
Indefinite determiners in two northern Italian dialects. A quantitative approach.
[18] Ludovico Franco and Paolo Lorusso (University of Florence)
On the interpretation of proper temporal adverbs in Italian: the role of P and D.
[19] Francesco Pinzin and Cecilia Poletto (Goethe Universität Frankfurt a.M.)
An indefinite maze: on the distribution of partitives and bare nouns in the Northern Italian dialects
[20] Tommaso Mattiuzzi (Goethe Universität Frankfurt a.M.)
This might be the place. Spelling out a covert D in Fodom spatial PPs
Bonne lecture!
Bien cordialement,
Michela Russo
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Michela RUSSO
Professeure des Universités UJM Lyon 3
https://facdeslangues.univ-lyon3.fr/russo-michela
UMR 7023, CNRS Structures formelles du langage (SFL) Université Paris 8