LINGUIST List 16.2595
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Fri Sep 09 2005
Qs: Subjects of (Non)-inflected Verbs; Cocoliche
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1. Rocío
Pérez-Tattam,
Subjects of Non-inflected and Inflected Verbs
2. Giuliana
Fiorentino,
Cocoliche
Message 1: Subjects of Non-inflected and Inflected Verbs
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Date: 07-Sep-2005
From: Rocío Pérez-Tattam <rospthotmail.com>
Subject: Subjects of Non-inflected and Inflected Verbs
I am a doctoral student. I am investigating the possible relationship
between the empty subjects of non-inflected and inflected verbs in English
and Spanish.
I am looking for any bibliographical references of new analyses of PRO from
a Minimalist perspective (I am familiar with Hornstein's and Landau's
analyses of control), and I am specially interested in ascertaining whether
PRO has been related to any parameter.
Thank you very much in advance.
Linguistic Field(s): Linguistic Theories
Syntax
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
Spanish (spa)
Message 2: Cocoliche
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Date: 05-Sep-2005
From: Giuliana Fiorentino <fiorentiuniroma3.it>
Subject: Cocoliche
Dear All,
There is a student of mine interested in a decsription of the cocoliche
pidgin. We are serching for some references and, possibly, a corpus of data.
Linguistic Field(s): Sociolinguistics
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