Reduced Constructions in Spanish (RLE Linguistics E: Indo-European Linguistics)

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Author_John C. Moore
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Category=DS
causative perception verbs
Clause Reduction
clause restructuring
clitic climbing in Romance languages
Clitic Placement
cliticization
clitics
ECM Construction
ECM Verb
embedded subject analysis
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external
External A-role
Indirect Objects
Matrix Subject
Object Clitics
Object Control Verb
passives
Plain Passive
pronominal clitics
Reduced Construction
Reduction Triggers
reflexive
Reflexive Clitics
Reflexive Passives
RLE
Romance linguistics
Spec Head Agreement
syntactic theory
trigger
Trigger Verb
Union Triggers
unreduced
Unreduced Construction
upstairs
Upstairs Clitics
verb
Vp
VP Complement
VP Complement Analysis
VP Internal Subject
VP Internal Subject Hypothesis

Product details

  • ISBN 9780415727389
  • Weight: 690g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 21 Nov 2013
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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This book discusses a class of Reduced Constructions which exhibit both mono- and bi-clausal characteristics. In Spanish, as well as other Romance languages, the most salient mono-clausal characteristic is the possibility of clitic climbing, i.e. the possibility of an object clitic attaching to a verb that is higher (in the appropriate sense) than the verb which selects the object to which the clitic corresponds. Reduced constructions come in essentially two varieties: clause reduction (or restructuring) constructions and union (or causative / perception verb)constructions. There has been a good deal of work on a number of aspects of reduced constructions; here the author discusses work in three areas: the analysis of pronominal clitics, the structure of clause reduction and union constructions (and how these treatments interact with the analysis of clitics to yield an account of clitic climbing), and the encoding of embedded subjects in union constructions.

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