This thesis focuses on the syntactic and prosodic properties of Italian Clitic Right Dislocation (CLRD). In particular, it compares divergent analyses of the derivation of CLRD (Movement vs In-situ analyses, and Sentence internal vs Sentence external analyses vs biclausal) both on syntactic and the prosodic data of Italian. The aim of this thesis is trying to give new insights into the problematic aspects of the derivation of CLRD by testing the most important accounts, with particular attention to Cecchetto (1999), Smaek-Lodovici (2015) and Bocci(2013).

This thesis focuses on the syntactic and prosodic properties of Italian Clitic Right Dislocation (CLRD). In particular, it compares divergent analyses of the derivation of CLRD (Movement vs In-situ analyses, and Sentence internal vs Sentence external analyses vs biclausal) both on syntactic and the prosodic data of Italian. The aim of this thesis is trying to give new insights into the problematic aspects of the derivation of CLRD by testing the most important accounts, with particular attention to Cecchetto (1999), Smaek-Lodovici (2015) and Bocci(2013).

Clitic Right Dislocation in Italian - A Syntactic and Prosodic investigation

FORMICHI, GUIDO
2023/2024

Abstract

This thesis focuses on the syntactic and prosodic properties of Italian Clitic Right Dislocation (CLRD). In particular, it compares divergent analyses of the derivation of CLRD (Movement vs In-situ analyses, and Sentence internal vs Sentence external analyses vs biclausal) both on syntactic and the prosodic data of Italian. The aim of this thesis is trying to give new insights into the problematic aspects of the derivation of CLRD by testing the most important accounts, with particular attention to Cecchetto (1999), Smaek-Lodovici (2015) and Bocci(2013).
2023
Clitic Right Dislocation in Italian - A Syntactic and Prosodic investigation
This thesis focuses on the syntactic and prosodic properties of Italian Clitic Right Dislocation (CLRD). In particular, it compares divergent analyses of the derivation of CLRD (Movement vs In-situ analyses, and Sentence internal vs Sentence external analyses vs biclausal) both on syntactic and the prosodic data of Italian. The aim of this thesis is trying to give new insights into the problematic aspects of the derivation of CLRD by testing the most important accounts, with particular attention to Cecchetto (1999), Smaek-Lodovici (2015) and Bocci(2013).
CLRD
Prosody
Syntax
Movement
Prosodic phase
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