Broad Subjects and Clitic Left Dislocation

By Theodora Alexopoulou, E. Doron, C. Heycock. 2004

64 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Language and Linguistics

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1. Frank Keller
2. Theodora Alexopoulou
3. Jon Sprouse
4. Keith A. Johnson
5. Diogo Almeida

Citations in the corpus

• Complementizer Agreement and the Relation between C0 and T0 (2012, unknown): “ As pointed out by an anonymous reviewer, EPA is strikingly reminiscent of the “broad subject” discussed in”
• Locality, Cyclicity, and Resumption: At the Interface between the Grammar and the Human Sentence Processor (2007, background): “…as with intrusive resumption, case mismatches are ungrammatical in CLLD, a property that distinguishes CLLD from left dislocation where case mismatches are possible (for diagnostics distinguishing CLLD from left dislocation, see Cinque 1990, Tsimpli 1995, Alexopoulou 1999, Alexopoulou et al. 2003).”