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Cycles in Language Change, 2019
AbstractThe aim of this chapter is to explain the emergence and distribution of clitic doubling (CLD) in Romance. On the basis of newly assembled diachronic and synchronic data, the chapter argues that the development can be analysed as a cycle of five different stages.
Susann Fischer +2 more
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AbstractThe aim of this chapter is to explain the emergence and distribution of clitic doubling (CLD) in Romance. On the basis of newly assembled diachronic and synchronic data, the chapter argues that the development can be analysed as a cycle of five different stages.
Susann Fischer +2 more
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Clitic Doubling in a Doubling World
The Syntactic Variation of Spanish Dialects, 2019This chapter places Clitic Doubling in Argentinean Spanish into the broad perspective of pronominal doubling phenomena. A series of diagnostics is presented based on the interaction of Clitic Doubling with its PF/pragmatic effects, on the one hand, and its syntactic/LF effects, on the other.
Di Tullio, Angela Lucía +2 more
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Pragmatic effects of clitic doubling
Linguistic Variation, 2018AbstractObject markers (OMs) in Bantu languages have long been argued to be either incorporated pronouns or agreement morphemes, distinguished mainly by their ability (or not) to co-occur with (i.e. double)in situobjects. Lubukusu appears to be an instance of OMs-as-incorporated pronouns, as OMs in neutral discourse contexts cannot doublein situobjects
Sikuku, Justine M. +2 more
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Diagnosing Object Agreement vs. Clitic Doubling: An Inuit Case Study
Linguistic Inquiry, 2019Much recent literature has focused on whether the verbal agreement morphology cross-referencing objects is true φ-agreement or clitic doubling. I address this question on the basis of comparative data from related Inuit languages, Inuktitut and ...
Michelle Yuan
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Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 1987
The writing of this paper was supported by a fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies and Grant BNS 8405996 from the National Science Foundation. As the final version of this paper was nearing completion, I was shocked and saddened to learn of the death of my dear friend and esteemed colleague, Alfredo Hurtado.
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The writing of this paper was supported by a fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies and Grant BNS 8405996 from the National Science Foundation. As the final version of this paper was nearing completion, I was shocked and saddened to learn of the death of my dear friend and esteemed colleague, Alfredo Hurtado.
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2000
Abstract This chapter deals with clitic doubling in Mac and Bg. It should be of broader significance because, among other things, clitic doubling is not associated with a preposition in SI, as it is in the Romance languages, and because it has become grammaticalized as an obligatory marker of specificity in Mac.
Steven Franks, Tracy Holloway King
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Abstract This chapter deals with clitic doubling in Mac and Bg. It should be of broader significance because, among other things, clitic doubling is not associated with a preposition in SI, as it is in the Romance languages, and because it has become grammaticalized as an obligatory marker of specificity in Mac.
Steven Franks, Tracy Holloway King
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Clitic Clusters and Clitic Doubling
2006Many function words in the Balkan Sprachbund languages are clitics. Except in Balkan Romani, most of the “clausal” clitics, notably the pronominal and auxiliary clitics, the negation marker, the subjunctive marker and occasionally monosyllabic adverbs, occur in clusters.
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1999
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the phenomena which have been regrouped under the titles of ‘clitic doubled constructions’, ‘clitic doubling’, or ‘argument doubling’. These phenomena have been the subject of extensive discussions in contemporary linguistic studies.
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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the phenomena which have been regrouped under the titles of ‘clitic doubled constructions’, ‘clitic doubling’, or ‘argument doubling’. These phenomena have been the subject of extensive discussions in contemporary linguistic studies.
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Two Properties of Clitics in Clitic-Doubled Constructions
1992One of the well-known facts about Spanish is that it permits object clitic-doubling (CL-D). CL-D is the process by which an object clitic (CL) enters into a chain with a lexical constituent in argument position, thus forming a discontinuous element (Borer 1984). Both parts of the CL-chain must match in the relevant features (Suner 1986a).
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2: Doubling Of Clitics And Doubling By 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 ...
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