In this paper, I show that Italian impersonal si constructions with verb-object agreement and Icelandic quirky dative constructions have much in common: of them the verb agrees with a Nominative object and they both exhibit a person restriction on the object, which can only be 3rd person. I present evidence that Italian impersonal si constructions are actually quirky dative constructions and that the person restriction on the object is caused by the presence of the reflexive impersonal si in Italian and by the reflexive suffix –st in Icelandic
This paper presents the results of a recent survey of dative subjects in Faroese, using a judgment t...
Icelandic is very well known for non-nominative subjects. In recent years, it has been proposed that...
As is well known, Icelandic dative-nominative constructions exhibit number agreement with 3rd person...
R-impersonals are linguistic devices conveying a human and non-referential subject. In Italian, R-im...
\citet{Cinque1988} notices that Italian impersonal \textit{si} can be interpreted so as to include t...
We study the properties of impersonal null-subjects, in particular in Icelandic, exploring the idea ...
Despite surface similarities, Icelandic and German are taken to differ drastically with respect to t...
Hartmann J, Heycock C. Person effects in agreement with Icelandic low nominatives: An experimental i...
Italian impersonal si constructions show a number of puzzling properties, which have been largely ex...
In this paper we discuss a type of copular clause – specificational copular clauses – in which subje...
Neste trabalho, mostro que todos os diversos padrões de concordância derivam da dupla natureza do si...
ABSTRACT. This paper addresses the question of whether ‘main clause infinitival datives’ in Russian ...
This article examines the interaction between subject clitics of northern Italian dialects and the c...
In contemporary Italian, there is a passive si-construction in which the patient governs agreement o...
This paper presents the results of a recent survey of dative subjects in Faroese, using a judgment t...
This paper presents the results of a recent survey of dative subjects in Faroese, using a judgment t...
Icelandic is very well known for non-nominative subjects. In recent years, it has been proposed that...
As is well known, Icelandic dative-nominative constructions exhibit number agreement with 3rd person...
R-impersonals are linguistic devices conveying a human and non-referential subject. In Italian, R-im...
\citet{Cinque1988} notices that Italian impersonal \textit{si} can be interpreted so as to include t...
We study the properties of impersonal null-subjects, in particular in Icelandic, exploring the idea ...
Despite surface similarities, Icelandic and German are taken to differ drastically with respect to t...
Hartmann J, Heycock C. Person effects in agreement with Icelandic low nominatives: An experimental i...
Italian impersonal si constructions show a number of puzzling properties, which have been largely ex...
In this paper we discuss a type of copular clause – specificational copular clauses – in which subje...
Neste trabalho, mostro que todos os diversos padrões de concordância derivam da dupla natureza do si...
ABSTRACT. This paper addresses the question of whether ‘main clause infinitival datives’ in Russian ...
This article examines the interaction between subject clitics of northern Italian dialects and the c...
In contemporary Italian, there is a passive si-construction in which the patient governs agreement o...
This paper presents the results of a recent survey of dative subjects in Faroese, using a judgment t...
This paper presents the results of a recent survey of dative subjects in Faroese, using a judgment t...
Icelandic is very well known for non-nominative subjects. In recent years, it has been proposed that...
As is well known, Icelandic dative-nominative constructions exhibit number agreement with 3rd person...