Información General

• Autores: William J. Ashby (coord.)
• Editores: John Benjamins Publishing Company
• Año de publicación: 1993
• País: Países Bajos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9786613313065, 1-283-31306-5
• Recoge los contenidos presentados a: Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (21. 1991. Santa Barbara).
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Resumen

• This volume presents a selection of the best papers from the 1991 Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages, held in Santa Barbara. In addition, the volume contains revised versions of three of the keynote papers. A welcome aspect of this collection, reflective of the conference itself, is the recurrent incorporation of historical and social factors into explanations of linguistic form.

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Listado de artículos

• • Part One: Keynote Addresses

    • The Centers of Gravity in Nineteenth-Century Romance Linguistics

      Yakov Malkiel

      págs. 3-18

      

    • On the Permeability of Grammars: Evidence from Spanish and English Contact

      Carmen Silva Corvalán

      págs. 19-44

      

    • Operateurs Argumentatifs et Analyse de Textes

      Oswald Ducrot

      págs. 45-62

      

  • Part Two: Phonology and Morphology

    • Palatalization Processes in the History of Romance Languages: A Theoretical Study

      Andrea Calabrese

      págs. 65-84

      

    • The PA Effect of Coronals on Vowels in Romance

      Pilar Prieto Vives

      págs. 85-96

      

    • Moraic Theory and French Liaison

      Bernard Tranel

      págs. 97-112

      

    • French Rhythm and French Segments

      Michael L. Mazzola

      págs. 113-126

      

    • Sociophonological Aspects of Montreal French Liaison

      Daan De Jong

      págs. 127-138

      

    • Closed Communities and Nasal Enhancement in Northern Italy

      Edward F. Tuttle

      págs. 139-148

      

    • The Phonology of Enclisis and Proclisis in Gallo-Romance and Old French

      Haike Jacobs

      págs. 149-164

      

    • On the Evolution of Latin Verbal Inflection into Romance: Change in Parameter Setting?

      Jurgen Klausenberger

      págs. 165-174

      

  • Part Three: Syntax, Discourse and Semantics

    • More Evidence for Verbal Agreement-Marking in Colloquial French

      Julie Auger

      págs. 177-198

      

    • Spec of IP and Spec of CP in Spanish Wh-Questions

      Grant Goodall

      págs. 199-210

      

    • Full NPs in Spoken Spanish: A Discourse Profile

      Paola Bentivoglio

      págs. 211-224

      

    • The Distribution of Pronouns and Null Elements in Object Position in Brazilian Portuguese

      Mary Aizawa Kato

      págs. 225-236

      

    • A Postfunctionalist Perspective on French Psych Unaccusatives

      Julia Herschensohn

      págs. 237-248

      

    • A New Look at Parasitic G

      María del Pilar García Mayo

      págs. 249-258

      

    • From Old French to Modern French: The Evolution of the Inflectional System

      Mariette Champagne

      págs. 259-270

      

    • On the Semantic Structure of the French Subjunctive

      Margaret E. Winters

      págs. 271-280

      

    • Multiple Clitic Linearization Principles

      Dieter Wanner

      págs. 281-302

      

    • On Extraction from NPs in Spanish

      Juan Martin

      págs. 303-314

      

    • NegativeFrontingin Romance: Movement to Σ

      Itziar Laka Mugarza

      págs. 315-334

      

    • Catalan as VOS: Evidence from Information Packaging

      Enric Vallduví Botet

      págs. 335-350

      

    • The Introduction of New Referents in French and Spanish Discourse: One Constraint, Two Strategies

      Francisco Ocampo

      págs. 351-362

      

    • The Role of Syntax in Tracing the Development of Old Spanish

      Robert J. Blake

      págs. 363-376

      

    • Complex Monolingualism in Early Romance

      Roger Wright

      págs. 377-388