Portuguese Syntax: New Comparative StudiesJoao Costa Oxford University Press, 12/10/2000 - 320 páginas This volume is a collection of previously unpublished articles focusing on the following aspects of Portuguese syntax: clause structure, clitic placement, word order variation, pronominal system, verb movement, quantification, and distribution of particles. The articles are written within the principles and parameters framework and contrast Portuguese with other Romance languages. |
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1 Infinitives versus Participles | 14 |
A Window into the Null Subject Property | 31 |
3 Word Order and DiscourseConfigurationality in European Portuguese | 94 |
4 Romance Clitics and the Minimalist Program | 116 |
5 Agreement Predication and Pronouns in the History of Portuguese | 143 |
6 A Minimalist Approach to Clitic Climbing | 169 |
Chains and Constraint Interaction in Binding | 191 |
8 Distributive Universal Quantification and Aspect in Brazilian Portuguese | 241 |
9 Clitic Positions and Verb Movement | 266 |
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1ppl a gente 3p anaphor adjoined adverbs agreement Agreement-on-Chains Agro AgrSP aluno analysis anaphoric dependencies anaphoric form antecedent argument assigned assume Barbosa binding Brazilian Portuguese c-command Catalan chain Chomsky clitic placement CLLD coindexing comeu condition constructions context contrast derivation domain Duarte embedded enclisis European Portuguese example feature focus French grammatical specification hypothesis indefinite infinitival complements Infl inflected interpretation IntP Italian João Kayne left-dislocated lexical licensed Linguistic Inquiry livro Maria markedness mesoclisis Minimalist Minimalist Program morphological noun NSLs Null Subject Null Subject Languages o-features object participle Paulo phrase position postverbal subjects predicate preverbal subjects proclisis projection pronominal pronoun properties proposed prosodic quantificational operators quantifier Raposo relevant requirement Rizzi Romance languages semantic sentences sopa Spanish Spec structure syntactic Syntax tense Theory tion topic universal quantifiers University University of Lisbon Uriagereka Verb Movement wh-movement