Table of Contents
1. Introduction
3.1. Inversion of the subject clitic in interrogatives: presentation of data |
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3.2. Inversion of the subject clitic and the structure of the C domain |
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3.2.1. Partial interrogatives introduced by the wh- conjunction |
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3.2.2. Other cases of complementary distribution between complementizer and verb in C |
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3.2.3. Articulated structure of the C domain |
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3.3. Data on complementizers and their distribution |
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3.4. Analysis of the complementizer and wh- phrase |
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3.4.1. The system of complementizers in standard varieties |
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3.4.2. Other wh-operator systems |
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3.4.3. Other complementizer systems |
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3.4.4. Infinitival introducers |
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3.5. (Lexical) subject in interrogatives |
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3.5.1. Lexical subject between wh- and verb |
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3.5.2. Indirect interrogatives |
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3.5.3. Position of the lexical subject with respect to the complementizer |
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3.5.4. Interrogatives without inversion of the subject clitic |
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3.5.5. Embedding of wh- and clitic inversion under the complementizer |
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3.6. Verb inflection and clitic in interrogative inversion contexts |
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3.6.1. Other interactions between subject clitic and verb inflection |
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3.6.2. Conditions for the lexicalization of the third person |
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3.6.3. Expletive subject clitics |
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3.6.4. Generalized clitic forms in enclisis |
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3.6.5. HOMO-type subject clitics |
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3.6.6. Asymmetries between declarative and interrogative contexts |
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3.6.7. Object clitics in interrogatives |
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3.7. Theory of wh-movement and the wh-in-situ parameter |
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3.7.1. Analysis of the data |
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3.8. Lexicalization of C by a specialized auxiliary (do-support). Formation of yes-no questions |
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3.8.1. Focalization of the verbal phrase |
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3.8.2. Interrogative particles |
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3.9. The subject interrogatives |
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3.9.1. Analysis of subject interrogatives |
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3.10. Relative clauses |
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3.11. The subjunctive instead of the infinitive. The inflected infinitive |
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3.11.1. Analysis of the data |
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3.11.2. The inflected infinitive |
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3.12. Lexical subject with the infinitive and control |
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3.12.1. Lexicalization of reflexives in indirect interrogatives with the infinitive |
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3.12.2. Aspectual constructions with finite verbs |
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3.13. Verb Second in Grisons and South Tyrolean varieties |
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3.13.1. Lexicalization of the subject |
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3.13.2. Clitic paradigms in enclisis and proclisis |
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3.13.3. Subject interrogatives |
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3.13.4. Embedded V2 |
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3.13.5. Medieval Romance varieties |
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3.14. Lexicalization of pronominal elements in embedded contexts |
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3.14.1. The se iɖɖu construction |
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3.15. Conclusions |
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