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Machine Generated Contents Note: -- I. European Spanish -- 1. Differential Object Marking And Clitic Dubspecification In Catalonian Spanish -- Francisco Ordóñez And Francesc Roca -- 2. Mass / Count Distinctions In Ibero-romance Dialects -- Inés Fernández-ordóñez -- 3. Empty Categories And Clitics -- Juan Romero -- 4. Dialectal Variation In Clitic Placement In Andalusian And Asturian Spanish Negative Infinitival Imperatives -- Julio Villa-garcía -- 5. Polarity Questions With Fronted Foci In The Spanish Of The Basque Country -- Aritz Irurtzun -- 6. Causativity In Southern Peninsular Spanish -- Ángel Jiménez-fernández And Mercedes Tubino-blanco -- Ii. American Spanish -- 7. Citic Doubling In A Doubling World. The Case Of Argentinean Spanish Reconsidered -- Ángela Di Tullio, Andrés Saab, And Pablo Zdrojewski -- 8. Syntactic Phenomena In Peruvian Spanish -- Miguel Rodríguez-mondoñedo -- 9. Contrastive Focus In Yucatecan Spanish -- Rodrigo Gutiérrez-bravo, Carlos Martín Sobrino, And Melanie Uth -- 10. Caribbean Spanish And Theoretical Syntax. An Overview. -- Ignacio Bosque And José M. Brucart -- 11. On Left-peripheral Expletives In Central Colombian Spanish -- José Camacho -- 12. Reportative Que In Mexican Spanish -- Esthela Treviño -- Subject Index -- Language Index. Edited By Ángel J. Gallego. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.
This volume investigates the structural diversity of Spanish dialects to determine how regional syntactic variations inform broader theoretical models of generative grammar. Edited by Angel J. Gallego, the collection compiles research from various linguists who analyze specific grammatical phenomena across both European and American Spanish varieties. By examining clitic usage, focus structures, and causative constructions, the contributors aim to reconcile dialectal idiosyncrasies with universal syntactic principles.
What You Will Find
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Experts recognize this collection as a rigorous contribution to the field of Hispanic linguistics, particularly for its focus on formal syntax. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is intended for advanced students and researchers in generative grammar.
Page Count:
376
Publication Date:
2019-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0190634812
ISBN-13:
9780190634810
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