Publication: Variation in romance
Variation in romance
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Pescarini, D., & Loporcaro, M. (2022). Variation in romance. In A. Ledgeway & M. Maiden (Eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Romance Linguistics (pp. 150–180). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108580410.005
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This chapter elaborates on two case studies in structural variation to illustrate how the comparison of closely related grammatical systems fuels research questions on general theoretical issues. Our first case study regards subject clitics in central Romance dialects. Subject clitics have been studied extensively over recent decades, but they still raise several questions concerning the nature of null subject languages. Analogously, there is a huge literature on the selection of perfective auxiliaries – the second case study in our c
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Pescarini, D., & Loporcaro, M. (2022). Variation in romance. In A. Ledgeway & M. Maiden (Eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Romance Linguistics (pp. 150–180). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108580410.005