Linguistic Correlations between Subjects of One-argument Verbs and Subjects of More-than-one-argument Verbs in Spoken Spanish

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Foreword v
3. Table of contents vii
4. Creole Interference in Venezuelan Spanish 1
5. Linguistic Correlations between Subjects of One-argument Verbs and Subjects of More-than-one-argument Verbs in Spoken Spanish 11
6. Psych Constructions and Linking to Conceptual Structures 25
7. Semantics of Control, Tense Sequencing, and Disjoint Reference 45
8. Morphological Evolution in Molese, a Southeast Italian Dialect 57
9. On the Semantics of Subjunctive Complements 69
10. On Reference in Copular Contexts 105
11. On the Economy of Romance Nonlexical Datives 123
12. The Spanish Possessive Dative Construction 135
13. Three Problems in Italian Inflectional Morphology 151
14. The Evolution of Complements of French Causative and Perception Verbs 161
15. Antipassive Constructions in Spanish 175
16. Reflexification in Palenquero 195
17. On Clitic Case Alternations in French Causatives 205
18. On the Distinction between Raising and Control 225
19. The Subject of Psych-Verbs and Case Theory 251
20. On Suppletion and French Liaison 269
21. Subjects in Spanish Causative Constructions 309
22. On the Status of (Verbal) Traces in French 325
23. Subjects in Old Spanish 339
24. Sur les articles le/les génériques ou l’énigme du cosmonaute 375
25. Tense, V-Movement, and Wh-in-situ 389
26. Index of Authors 403
27. Index of Subjects & Terms 409
28. Index of Languages & Language Families 415