이탈리아어 주어의 위치에 관한 연구
A study on the position of Italian Subject
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The main purpose of this study has been the identification of different positions in the low IP area surrounding the VP. These positions appear to be related to different types of interpretations and their associated intonations. The main empirical domain analyzed has been the one concerning the distribution of postverbal subjects; however, the aim of this work has not been that of providing a systematic and comprehensive analysis of subject inversion structures. Several issues related to VS structures have not been touched upon, and they are central for a detailed account of this complex phenomenology. The evidence presented here strongly indicates that the low IP vP/VP- periphery is plausibly rich in the positions made available. These positions appear to be tightly connected with discourse-related interpretations of Focus and Topic in a way that is significantly parallel to the positions available in the clause-external(left) periphery,
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