This paper presents a comparative investigation contrasting Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese with respect to raising constructions. We provide an account of the attested fluctuation among raising, control, and impersonal constructions based on the Case- and θ-properties of the structures involved in each dialect. We also discuss the pervasive spreading of raising constructions (including cases of overt and “covert ” hyper-raising) in Brazilian Portuguese and its relation to the loss of referential null subjects in this dialect
One remarkable difference between European and Brazilian Portuguese is related with the setting of t...
This paper analyzes preverbal overt subjects, comparing Brazilian Portuguese to (other) null-subject...
This paper provides a partial description of the main differences between European Portuguese (EP) a...
Assuming with Ferreira (2000, 2004, forthcoming) and Rodrigues (2002, 2004) that referential null su...
One remarkable difference between European and Brazilian Portuguese is related with the setting of t...
One remarkable difference between European and Brazilian Portuguese is related with the setting of t...
Raising is defined in the literature as the codification of the noun phrase (NP) argument of the pre...
This chapter examines constructions which are tangential to syntactic doubling: overt expletive cons...
The purpose of this article is to discuss the relation between the presence of agreement marks and n...
This chapter explores how Portuguese has historically been both the recipient and disseminator of mo...
This paper argues that control and raising (non-inflected) infinitives have overt subjects in Europe...
This chapter analyzes two constructional changes by deletion of linguistic elements in Brazilian Por...
0. The aims of this paper The null subject (NS) parameter has been proposed to be a cluster of prope...
In European Portuguese, clitic pronouns can be attached to the highest verb in certain verbal cluste...
Most dialects in Brazilian Portuguese exhibit evidence of an on-going loss of the properties of the ...
One remarkable difference between European and Brazilian Portuguese is related with the setting of t...
This paper analyzes preverbal overt subjects, comparing Brazilian Portuguese to (other) null-subject...
This paper provides a partial description of the main differences between European Portuguese (EP) a...
Assuming with Ferreira (2000, 2004, forthcoming) and Rodrigues (2002, 2004) that referential null su...
One remarkable difference between European and Brazilian Portuguese is related with the setting of t...
One remarkable difference between European and Brazilian Portuguese is related with the setting of t...
Raising is defined in the literature as the codification of the noun phrase (NP) argument of the pre...
This chapter examines constructions which are tangential to syntactic doubling: overt expletive cons...
The purpose of this article is to discuss the relation between the presence of agreement marks and n...
This chapter explores how Portuguese has historically been both the recipient and disseminator of mo...
This paper argues that control and raising (non-inflected) infinitives have overt subjects in Europe...
This chapter analyzes two constructional changes by deletion of linguistic elements in Brazilian Por...
0. The aims of this paper The null subject (NS) parameter has been proposed to be a cluster of prope...
In European Portuguese, clitic pronouns can be attached to the highest verb in certain verbal cluste...
Most dialects in Brazilian Portuguese exhibit evidence of an on-going loss of the properties of the ...
One remarkable difference between European and Brazilian Portuguese is related with the setting of t...
This paper analyzes preverbal overt subjects, comparing Brazilian Portuguese to (other) null-subject...
This paper provides a partial description of the main differences between European Portuguese (EP) a...