Editor for this issue: Marie Klopfenstein <marie
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On issue 12.2531 (http://www.linguistlist.org/issues/12/12-2531.html#1), I asked for references on the following sort of construction in Romance languages: (1) Spanish a. El imb�cil del vecino no quiere salir. the imbecle of-the neighbor NEG want exit `My imbecile of a neighbor does't want to go out.' b. Ese horror de film ha recibido buenas cr�ticas. that horror of film has received good reviews `That horrrible film has had good reviews.' (2) Qu�b�cois French a. Cette crapule de banquier m'a fourr�. that rascal of banker me-has tricked `That rascal of a banker has tricked me.'' b. J'ai smash� avec ce criss de char. I-have smashed with that damn of car `I smashed that damn car.' I am making available the list of works I've been able to collect so far from my query for references. Most have to do with French, though a few cover Spanish, Italian, Dutch and English. The reference list is available at the following URL: http://www.stanford.edu/~casillas/XdeY_bib.html I still expect to receive more works; I will update the document at that address to reflect what I receive. I must thank the following people for their help: Torodd Kinn, Francesca Del Gobbo, Pierre Larriv�e, David Pesetsky, Ora Matushansky, Manuel Espa�ol-Echevarr�a, Marie Th�rese Vinet, Anal�a Garc�a and Jos� Luis M�ndez. - Luis Casillas Department of Linguistics Stanford UniversityMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue