Publication: L’é ciaro che se dise cusì. On Change in the System of Expletive Subject Clitics in Opitergino
L’é ciaro che se dise cusì. On Change in the System of Expletive Subject Clitics in Opitergino
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Zanini, C., Battistella, G., & Gardani, F. (2025). L’é ciaro che se dise cusì. On Change in the System of Expletive Subject Clitics in Opitergino. Journal of Linguistics, 61(2), 397–437. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0022226723000282
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Expletive subject clitics (ESCs) are pronominal elements that occur in impersonal contexts with which no individual reference is associated. Their presence strikingly distinguishes northern Italo-Romance varieties from standard Italian. We target this structural incongruence by studying the occurrence of ESCs in present-day Opitergino, a virtually unstudied Venetan variety. We explore the question of whether, in the wake of a profound transformation in the sociolinguistic environment that occurred between the first half of the 20th ce
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470 Latin and related Italic languages
490 Other languages
440 French and related Romance languages
410 Linguistics
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Zanini, C., Battistella, G., & Gardani, F. (2025). L’é ciaro che se dise cusì. On Change in the System of Expletive Subject Clitics in Opitergino. Journal of Linguistics, 61(2), 397–437. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0022226723000282
