Chapter 2

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2.1. Subject clitics: data presentation

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2.1.1. Typology of agreement in postverbal subject constructions

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2.2. The null subject parameter: introduction

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2.2.1. Position of the subject clitic

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2.2.2. The null subject parameter from a minimalist perspective

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2.2.3. Position of the lexical subject

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2.3. Subject clitics: paradigms

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2.3.1. Properties of clitic paradigms and the null subject parameter revised

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2.4. Structure of subject clitics

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2.5. Position of subject clitics

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2.5.1. Additional evidence regarding the position of subject clitics

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2.5.2. Languages with complementary distribution of clitic and lexical subjects: Romance and Ladin varieties, French

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2.6. Expletive clitic: morphology

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2.7. Nominal, phrasal, and meteorological expletives

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2.8. Verb inflection

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2.8.1. Verb inflection in the third person

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2.8.2. Common lexicalizations of multiple forms in the paradigm

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2.8.3. Structure of verb inflection

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2.8.4. Gender agreement with finite verb

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2.8.5. Analytic morphology of impersonal/plural

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2.9. Conclusions

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2.9. Agreement theory

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2.9.1. Referential agreement with preverbal and postverbal subjects

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2.9.2. Partial agreement: verb inflection

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2.9.3. Partial agreement: the expletive clitic and the participle

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2.9.4. Other properties of postverbal subject constructions

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2.9.5. Definiteness effects

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2.9.6. Constructions with phrasal and meteorological correlates

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2.9.7. Finite verb agreement with objects

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