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Object clitics for subject clitics in Francoprovençal and Piedmontese
Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today, 2018This article illustrates and analyses the intricate phenomenon of OCL-for-SCL, found in certain varieties of Franco-Provençal Valdôtain and Piedmontese. This phenomenon, which at first sight appears highly unusual, reflects operations of morphophonological realisation of the kind developed in the context of the theory of Distributed Morphology such as ...
I. Roberts
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Accusative clitics, null objects, and the object agreement cycle
2021Conservative varieties of Modern Spanish exhibit clitic left-dislocation and accusative clitic doubling of pronominal objects. Clitic left-dislocation occurs in Old Spanish but accusative clitic doubling first appears in the fifteenth century, becoming regular in the sixteenth century.
Matthew L. Maddox
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Object clitics, agreement and dialectal variation
Probus, 2013Abstract This article presents an analysis of object clitics in Spanish and some of its consequences for the theory of agreement and Case. On the empirical side, we present syntactic, morphological and semantic arguments supporting a mixed approach to object clitics where 3rd person Direct Object (DO) cliticization constitutes a genuine case of ...
Javier Ormazabal, Juan Romero
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Null Direct Object Clitics in Basque Spanish: A Study Across Four Generations
Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Linguistics, 2021The null direct object clitic is described as one of the distinctive morphosyntactic features of Basque Spanish (e.g., compré el libro i , pero se me ha olvidado traer øi).
Ager Gondra
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Defective pronouns in the history of Russian: Null subjects and object clitics
Journal of Slavic Linguistics:In this paper, I present a unified account for the change in referential null subjects and accusative clitics in Russian. Clitics and null subjects are minimal defective pronouns.
Nerea Madariaga +26 more
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Object-Clitic Agreement in Croatian: An ERP Study*
Journal of Slavic Linguistics, 2016Among the relationships established within the domain of the morphosyntactic agreement the one between the verb and its arguments stands out as particularly complex and intriguing. The information contained in the lexical entry of the verb determines the number, the nature and the form of its obligatory complements.
Palmović, Marijan +1 more
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