@book{publication-4970,
  year = {2021},
  publisher = {De Gruyter},
  isbn = {978-3-11-071880-5 },
  series = {Linguistische Arbeiten 576},
  edition = {1},
  url = {https://www.degruyter.com/view/title/591919},
  address = {Berlin / New York},
  title = {Formal Approaches to Romance Morphosyntax},
  editor = {Eva-Maria Remberger and Natascha Pomino and Marc-Olivier Hinzelin},
  note = {erschienen am 23.11.2020},
  abstract = {This volume comprises a selection of contributions presented at a workshop entitled The Morphosyntax of the Romance Languages and its Formal Analysis, part of the XXXV Romanistentag ‘Dynamics, Encounter, and Migration’ in Zurich in 2017. The single chapters offer elaboration and revision of existing theoretical approaches as well as new formal analytical methods to Romance morphosyntax together with a comparative perspective on a range of data from the Romance languages, much of it novel in substance. They draw on approaches developed in recent grammatical theorizing, particularly in Generative Grammar; theoretical frameworks complementary to Generative Syntax, such as Distributed Morphology and Nanosyntax, are successfully adopted in order to analyse a vast range of Romance data not only from major Romance languages but also from non-standard, diatopic, and diachronic varieties.

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Contents 
Marc-Olivier Hinzelin, Natascha Pomino and Eva-Maria Remberger Romance: Morphosyntax: Interpreting data from a theoretical perspective 
Part 1: Agreement
Doreen Georgi and Elisabeth Stark: Past participle agreement in French – one or two rules?
Thom Westveer, Petra Sleeman and Enoch O. Aboh: Competing genders: French partitive constructions between grammatical and semantic gender
Part 2: Clitics and Null Subjects 
Antonio Fábregas and Teresa Cabré: Towards a syntactic account of ungrammatical clitic sequences and their repairs
Michael Zimmermann: Investigating the setting of the null-subject parameter in Early Classical French
Part 3: Functional Categories and the Verb
Silvio Cruschina and Andrea Calabrese: Fifty shades of morphosyntactic microvariation
Dalina Kallulli: Issues in the morpho-syntax and semantics of Voice in Romance and beyond
Barbara Schirakowski: What constrains the formation of Spanish nominalized infinitives?
Lena Baunaz and Genoveva Puskás: Complementizer functional sequence: the contribution of Italo-Romance},
  keywords = {Morphologie,Syntax,Grammar theory,interfaces,Sprachwissenschaft,Sprachübergreifend},
}
