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Pronominal doubling and the structure of the left periphery in southern Dutch - van Craenenbroeck & van Koppen
Geplaatst op Maandag 15 december @ 17:06:42 GMT+1 |
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Pronominal doubling and the structure of the left periphery in southern Dutch
door Jeroen Van Craenenbroeck & Marjo van Koppen maakt deel uit van de online publicatie
Syntactic Microvariation.
Naar aanleiding hervan heb ik tevens de volgende pagina gelezen over de Split-CP Hypothese. Hierin wordt gesteld dat CP onder te verdelen is in TopP en FocP,
net zoals bijvoorbeeld IP onder te verdelen is in AgrP, TP en VP.
Van Craenenbroeck & van Koppen houden het in bovenstaand artikel op een CP-splitsing in CP, FinP en FP.
Conclusie:
"In this paper we have shown that pronominal doubling in southern Dutch is not a
unitary phenomenon. Rather, it comprises not only clitic doubling (well-known from
the literature), but also a construction we have called topic doubling. In the latter a
base-generated topic in Spec,CP is doubled by a strong pronoun in the regular subject
position. In our analysis of clitic doubling we have argued for the existence of two
left-peripheral functional projections, the lower one attracting object clitics and the
higher one (FinP) serving as the landing site for subject clitic movement."
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