Spanish Clitic Doubling: A Study of the Syntax-Pragmatics Interface¶
Belloro, V. A. (2007). Spanish Clitic Doubling: A Study of the Syntax-Pragmatics Interface: A Study of the Syntax-Pragmatics Interface.
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- Clitic Doubling
- It does not by itself settle whether a particular language's clitic should be analyzed as a pronoun, an agreement-like marker, or a case-like marker.
This sourceDefinition and dislocation distinction: abstract and §1.1, printed pp. xiv and 5–9; marker-status comparison: chapter 3, printed pp. 49–51; Buenos Aires corpus methods and 125 selected postverbal direct-object tokens: §4.1, printed pp. 72–74; HC:XXIII example (80b) and corpus-label note: printed p. 77, one-based PDF p. 90; accusative a-marking comparison: printed pp. 77–78.
- It does not by itself settle whether a particular language's clitic should be analyzed as a pronoun, an agreement-like marker, or a case-like marker.
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