Advances in Italian Dialectology: Sketches of Italo-Romance Grammars

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This volume is a collection of grammar sketches from several Italo-Romance languages and dialects. Each chapter describes a salient phenomenon for a given language, based on novel data, as well as the state-of-the art knowledge on the phenomenon.

Author(s): Diego Pescarini; Roberta D’Alessandro
Edition: ebook
Publisher: Brill
Year: 2018

Language: English
Pages: 384

‎Contents......Page 5
‎Preface......Page 7
‎List of Figures, Maps and Tables......Page 8
‎Introduction......Page 11
‎Part 1. Northern Varieties......Page 21
‎Chapter 1. The Distribution of Gender and Number in Lunigiana Nominal Expressions (Cavirani)......Page 23
‎Chapter 2. On the Interpretation of an Interrogative Form in North-Eastern Italian Dialects (Cordin)......Page 62
‎Chapter 3. Verb-Second and (Micro)Variation in Two Rhaeto-Romance Varieties of Northern Italy (Casalicchio and Cognola)......Page 82
‎Part 2. Central Varieties......Page 117
‎Chapter 4. On the Palatalization of /s/ + Consonant in Some Dialects of Middle and Southern Italy (Lorenzetti)......Page 119
‎Chapter 5. On the Gender System of Viterbese (Loporcaro)......Page 131
‎Chapter 6. Indefinite Determiners: Variation and Optionality in Italo-Romance (Cardinaletti and Giusti)......Page 145
‎Part 3. Upper Southern Varieties......Page 173
‎Chapter 7. Italo-Romance Phonological Rules and Indo-Aryan Lexicon: The Case of Abruzzian Romani (Scala)......Page 175
‎Chapter 8. Avita fatta: Non-Etymological Forms of Auxiliary habere in Southern Italian Dialects (Schirru)......Page 198
‎Chapter 9. Adjectival Positions in Barese: Prenominal Exceptions to the Postnominal Rule (Andriani)......Page 224
‎Part 4. Extreme Southern Varieties and Sardinian......Page 261
‎Chapter 10. Metaphony in Southern Salento: New Analysis and New Data (Grimaldi and Calabrese)......Page 263
‎Chapter 11. The ‘go for’ Construction in Sicilian (Cruschina)......Page 302
‎Chapter 12. The Complementizers ca and chi in Sardinian: Syntactic Properties and Geographic Distribution (Bacciu and Mensching)......Page 331
‎Index......Page 377