Raffaele Simone: Une interprétation diachronique de la "dislocation à droite" dans les langues romanes This paper claims that Right Dislocation (RD), as documented in Romance Languages, is not a movement phenomenon, but the result of associated processes: a change of sentence boundaries by reanalysis, and a change in pragmatic function of the constituents involved. As a consequence, RD starts by being a means for focussing a nominal 'dislocated' constituent, and ends by working as a tool for focussing the verb constituent, so changing variationally its nature, from marked to unmarked structure.Simone Raffaele. Une interprétation diachronique de la « dislocation à droite » dans les langues romanes. In: Langue française, n°115, 1997. La vari...
In this article, we first provide an introduction to interactional linguistics and then revisit from...
Notre travail de thèse s oriente vers l analyse des caractéristiques et des conditions d émergence e...
Romance languages make use of topicalisation as a grammatical strategy to mark [-focus] constituents...
Raffaele Simone: Une interprétation diachronique de la "dislocation à droite" dans les langues roman...
La conférence qui avait été acceptée au colloque (dates données ci-dessus) a dû être annulée ; le te...
This paper revisits the classic tests for movement that have been proposed in the literature on disl...
This paper argues that French Left-Dislocation is a unified phenomenon whether it is resumed by a cl...
National audienceIn this paper we analyse the contexts in which left and right dislocations appear. ...
This article investigates the use of right-dislocation in Catalan and Spanish. We have measured the ...
This article investigates the use of right-dislocation in Catalan and Spanish. We have measured the ...
Departament responsable de la tesi: Departament de Filologia Espanyola.Premi Extraordinari de Doctor...
Títol del pre-print: Microparametric variation at the syntax/information structure interface : A qua...
This paper presents a corpus study of right dislocation (RD) in Catalan and discusses crosslinguisti...
It isshown that focalisation and topicalisation do not result from the inversion or detachment or di...
Romance languages make use of syntactic topicalization strategies to mark various kinds of topic con...
In this article, we first provide an introduction to interactional linguistics and then revisit from...
Notre travail de thèse s oriente vers l analyse des caractéristiques et des conditions d émergence e...
Romance languages make use of topicalisation as a grammatical strategy to mark [-focus] constituents...
Raffaele Simone: Une interprétation diachronique de la "dislocation à droite" dans les langues roman...
La conférence qui avait été acceptée au colloque (dates données ci-dessus) a dû être annulée ; le te...
This paper revisits the classic tests for movement that have been proposed in the literature on disl...
This paper argues that French Left-Dislocation is a unified phenomenon whether it is resumed by a cl...
National audienceIn this paper we analyse the contexts in which left and right dislocations appear. ...
This article investigates the use of right-dislocation in Catalan and Spanish. We have measured the ...
This article investigates the use of right-dislocation in Catalan and Spanish. We have measured the ...
Departament responsable de la tesi: Departament de Filologia Espanyola.Premi Extraordinari de Doctor...
Títol del pre-print: Microparametric variation at the syntax/information structure interface : A qua...
This paper presents a corpus study of right dislocation (RD) in Catalan and discusses crosslinguisti...
It isshown that focalisation and topicalisation do not result from the inversion or detachment or di...
Romance languages make use of syntactic topicalization strategies to mark various kinds of topic con...
In this article, we first provide an introduction to interactional linguistics and then revisit from...
Notre travail de thèse s oriente vers l analyse des caractéristiques et des conditions d émergence e...
Romance languages make use of topicalisation as a grammatical strategy to mark [-focus] constituents...