25 maig, 2008

Autors:
Xavier Villalba (ed.)
Títol:
Exclamatives at the interfacesEditorial: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Servei de Publicacions
Col·lecció: Catalan Journal of Linguistics #07Data de publicació: 2008
Pàgines: 203 Més informació
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Articles
Exclamatives: A Thematic Guide with Many Questions and Few Answers
Xavier Villalba
9-40
Deconstructing Exclamations
Elena Castroviejo Miró
41-90
Exclamative Wh-Phrases as Positive Polarity Items
Raquel González Rodríguez
91-116
Spanish Root Exclamatives at the Syntax/Semantics Interface
Javier Gutiérrez-Rexach
117-133
Catalan “Déu n’hi do” and Conventional Implicatures in Exclamatives
Laia Mayol
135-156
Pleonastic tet in the Lapscheure dialect
Liliane Haegeman, Danièle Van de Velde
157-199
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28 gener, 2021

Autors:
Martines, Josep, Susana Rodríguez & Jordi M. Antolí (eds.)
Títol:
Context and Linguistic ChangeEditorial: Bellaterra: Servei de Publicacions de la UAB
Col·lecció: Catalan Journal of Linguistics #2020 SpecialData de publicació: 2020
Pàgines: 204 Més informació
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The papers integrating this special issue aim at shedding light on the many research possibilities suggested by usage-based linguistics. All the contributions have different goals, focus on different languages (Catalan, English, Spanish or Portuguese), use several chronological frameworks (there are diachronic and synchronic analysis) and approach a variety of linguistic elements. However, despite this seeming heterogeneity, all the papers share a similar methodology and a conception of linguistic communication – and, specifically, of linguistic change – strongly based on usage.
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27 gener, 2021

Autors:
Arsenijević, Boban & Olga Borik
Títol:
Gender and number in the nominal domainEditorial: Bellaterra: Servei de Publicacions de la UAB
Col·lecció: Catalan Journal of Linguistics #2020Data de publicació: 2020
Pàgines: 260 Més informació
Text completGrammatical gender and number have been studied from a variety of theoretical viewpoints and still there is no commonly established and well-defined view on the nature of the two categories. The term ‘gender’ is used for a range of grammatical phenomena, including noun-classification into corresponding inflection classes and syntactically conditioned rules of agreement and concord. Like grammatical gender, grammatical number can be realized through inflection on the noun and/or through the agreement that it triggers on other items. However, unlike grammatical gender, grammatical number has stable, straightforward and systematic interpretive effects, related to the quantity of the predicate denoted by the noun, and hence also of the referent when the nominal expression is referential. Number and gender are core features of nouns and make up or participate in some of the hallmark properties of natural language.
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17 desembre, 2019

Autors:
Gallego, Ángel J. & Dennis Ott
Títol:
Generative Syntax. Questions, Crossroads, and ChallengesEditorial: Bellaterra: Servei de Publicacions de la UAB
Col·lecció: Catalan Journal of Linguistics #2019 SpecialData de publicació: 2019
Pàgines: 288 Més informació
Text completThis special issue of the CJL grew out of a workshop that took place at the UAB in the summer of 2017. The declared goal of the event was to reconsider the questions that motivate Generative Grammar and the answers given thus far, the crossroads that its practitioners must navigate, and the challenges they face given the current state of the field. These are the issues addressed by the papers collected here.
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18 desembre, 2019

Autors:
Martínez-Gil, Fernando & Maria Ohannesian (eds.)
Títol:
Stress and its phonological interactionsEditorial: Bellaterra: Servei de Publicacions de la UAB
Col·lecció: Catalan Journal of Linguistics #18Data de publicació: 2019
Pàgines: 218 Més informació
Text completThe articles that make up this volume deal with a variety of issues related to primary and secondary stress assignment, including the interaction of stress with sonority, vowel changes in Latin, stress shift in verb+clitic groups, the role of stress in truncation and loanword adaptation, and stress location in prominence augmentation strategies.
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