2003
DOI: 10.7202/000514ar
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Cliticisation et théorie syntaxique, 1971-2001*

Abstract: RésuméVoici un survol des tendances depuis trente ans en syntaxe générative à propos des clitiques pronominaux. Perlmutter 1971 propose que des conditions de surface sont responsables de l’ordre interne des suites de clitiques et que l’absence de sujet obligatoire, en espagnol, serait liée à d’autres propriétés syntaxiques. Sont ensuite apparus : 1o les analyses par transformations ; 2o les débats entre déplacement et génération à la ba… Show more

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“…The morpho-syntactic status of nominative clitics in French has been the matter of much attention for years (e.g. Heap & Roberge, 2001 for an overview ranging from traditional to generative grammar). As far as generative linguistics is concerned, ever since Kayne's (1975) seminal work on subject and object clitics, and Rizzi's (1986) comparison between French and some Northern Italian dialects, the following question has arisen: Should French nominative clitics be analysed as proper syntactic arguments (Kayne, 1975; Rizzi, 1986; De Cat, 2005) or should they be considered as preverbal morphological affixes (Auger, 1994; Kaiser, 1994; Zribi-Hertz, 1994; Culbertson, 2010)?…”
Section: Describing the Initial Grammar Of French (G1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The morpho-syntactic status of nominative clitics in French has been the matter of much attention for years (e.g. Heap & Roberge, 2001 for an overview ranging from traditional to generative grammar). As far as generative linguistics is concerned, ever since Kayne's (1975) seminal work on subject and object clitics, and Rizzi's (1986) comparison between French and some Northern Italian dialects, the following question has arisen: Should French nominative clitics be analysed as proper syntactic arguments (Kayne, 1975; Rizzi, 1986; De Cat, 2005) or should they be considered as preverbal morphological affixes (Auger, 1994; Kaiser, 1994; Zribi-Hertz, 1994; Culbertson, 2010)?…”
Section: Describing the Initial Grammar Of French (G1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Base-generation approaches do not have this limitation, but unlike movement approaches, they require a special explanation for the co-reference relationship between the clitic and the argument position. Finally, attempts have been made to unify the two approaches by proposing derivations with clitics involving both a (special/"clitic") functional projection and a movement/agree relation with the argument position (Heap & Roberge, 2001;Prévost, 2009).…”
Section: Syntactic Properties Of French and English Object Pronounsmentioning
confidence: 99%