In:Romance Languages and Linguistic Theory 2000: Selected papers from ‘Going Romance’ 2000, Utrecht, 30 November–2 December
Edited by Claire Beyssade, Reineke Bok-Bennema, Frank Drijkoningen and Paola Monachesi
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 232] 2002
► pp. vii–viii
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Published online: 5 September 2002
https://doi.org/10.1075/cilt.232.toc
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Table of contents
Arbitrary pronouns are not that indefinite
Wh-questions and Wh-exclamatives: Unifying mirror effects
Impersonal constructions, control and second-order predication
Complementizer Deletion in Florentine: The interaction between Merge and Move
Rhematic focus at the left periphery: The case of Romanian
Multiple focus in European Portuguese: Apparent optionality and subject positions
External subjects in two varieties of Portuguese: Evidence for a non-unified analysis
Extreme Non-Specificity in Romanian
Resultatives: Small Clauses or complex VPs?
Topic, focus and secondary predication: The French presentational relative construction
Intonative structure of focalization in French and Greek
Splitting up subject clitic-verb inversion
Edging Quantifiers: On QP-Fronting in Western Romance
Partitive constructions and antisymmetry
Stress-Focus correspondence in Italian
Definite and Bare Kind-denoting Noun Phrases
Index of languages and dialects345
Subject Index
