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Direct Object Clitic Doubling in Albanian and Greek
2000Abstract A pervasive phenomenon in the languages of the Balkan is that of clitic doubling. This study investigates clitic doubling of direct objects in two of these languages: Albanian and Greek (MGrk). This undertaking is motivated by the need to gain deeper insight into the nature of clitic doubling constructions and in turn ...
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Clitic doubling and clitic left dislocation in Spanish and Greek L2 grammars
2008Morphological properties in L2 acquisition have a prominent role in the current research agenda, particularly with respect to the optionality observed and what this tells us about learners’ representations. Some authors (Smith and Tsimpli 1995, Hawkins and Chan 1997, Hawkins and Franceschina 2004, among others) argue for representational deficits in ...
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Agreement and Clitic Doubling in Arabic
This dissertation investigates the difference between phi-agreement and clitic doubling using Tunisian (Maghrebi) and Palestinian (Levantine) Arabic as an empirical ground: I look at the same series of morphophonological clitics in both dialects, in four different contexts, and show that we can distinguish two syntactic types: Doubling clitics and ...openaire +1 more source
Clitic doubling in Brazilian Portuguese as a DOM strategy
Linguistik Aktuell, 2023Fabio Bonfim Duarte
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Clitic doubling or object agreement: the view from Amharic
Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 2014Ruth Kramer
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Doubling by clitics and doubling of clitics:the case of negation
2008This chapter discusses the cases of doubling of the clitic negation on either side of a subject clitic, as seen for instance in the Northern Tuscan dialect of Viano in the second person singular. While in standard Italian or in the Tuscan dialects exemplified so far, negation is expressed by a negative clitic, it is well-known that in French or in many
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Moving from theta-positions: pronominal clitic doubling in Greek
Lingua, 2004Spyridoula Varlokosta +2 more
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