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Imperfectivity: Capturing variation across languages.
(Coauthors: A. Arregui and A. Salanova). Moscow Syntax and Semantics 2, Institute of Russian Languages, Russian Academy of Science, April 2011. June 2011 draft for MIT Working Papers in Linguistics.
Cualquiera Posnominal: un desconocido Cualquiera XVI Congreso Internacional de la Asociación de Lingüística y Filología de la América Latina. Proyecto 12. Universidad de Alcalá, 6-9 de junio de 2011.
Unintentional Agents vs. Unintentional Causers in Polish (Coauthor: Ewelina Frackowiak). Generative Investigations: Syntax, Morphology, and Phonology. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 6th Meeting of Generative Linguistics in Poland: GLiP-6. U. of Warsaw. 2008. (see also Frąckowiak, Ewelina, and María-Luisa Rivero. Distinguishing between unintentional agents and unintentional causers. Proceedings of the 2008 annual conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association. http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~cla-acl/actes2008/CLA2008_Frackowiak_Rivero.pdf) Building Involuntary States in
Slavic. (Coauthor: A. Arregui). in Telicity, change, and state: A cross-categorial view of event structure. Oxford University Press Volume, ed. by
V. Demonte and L. McNally. |
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| 2010 | Los
verbos psicológicos con experimentante dativo en español y el cambio
histórico. (Spanish Psychological Verbs with Dative Experiencers and
Diachronic Change). Cuestiones gramaticales del español, últimos
avances, Marta Luján y Mirta Groppi (eds.).Cuadernos de la ALFAL
(Asociación de Lingüística y Filología de la América Latina), Nueva
Serie 1, 2010: pp. 167-193. Aspectual Microvariation: The Case of Slavic Imperfectives. (Coauthor: A. Arregui). Proceedings of the 2010 annual conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association. Variation in circumstantial modality: Polish vs. St’át’imcets. (Coauthors: A. Arregui and E. Frąckowiak). in Linguistic Inquiry 41.4, 704-714 (2010). (see also María Luisa Rivero, Ana Arregui & Ewelina Frąckowiak. Circumstantial modals in Polish and St’at’imcets. Proceedings of the 2009 annual conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association. http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~cla acl/actes2009/CLA2009_Rivero_Arregui_Frackowiak.pdf ) |
| 2009 | A Look
at High Applicatives in Romanian: Dative Experiencers. Bucharest
Working Papers in Linguistics XI (1), 2009, 21-34. Intensionality, High Applicatives and Aspect: Involuntary state constructions in Bulgarian and Slovenian. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, Vol 27.1 (2009), 151-196. Anatomy of a Polish Circumstantial Modal. (Coauthors: A. Arregui and E. Frąckowiak). Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 18, 2009: The Second Cornell Meeting. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI., 456-470. A Diachronic View of Psychological Verbs with Dative Experiencers in Spanish and Romanian (Coauthor C.R. Diaconescu). Historical Linguistics 2007, Dufresne, M., et al., Eds. Benjamins,Amsterdam, 2009, 149-160. |
| 2008 | Oblique subjects
and person restrictions in Spanish: A morphological approach In
Agreement Restrictions, 2008. R. D. Alessandro, S. Fischer, and G.
Hrafnbjargarson (eds.) Berlin: De Gruyter.215-250. Revisiting Involuntary State
Constructions in Slovenian. (Coauthor Milena Milojevic Sheppard) In
the Proceedings of FDSL 6.5. Nova Gorica, Slovenia (2006). 2008. Peter
Lang, Frankfurt. 273-290. |
| 2007 | An
Applicative analysis of Double Object Constructions in Romanian
(Coauthor C.R. Diaconescu).Probus, 19(2):209-33 |
| 2005 | Topics in Bulgarian morphology and syntax: a minimalist perspective Lingua 115:1083-1128. |
| 2004 | Spanish Quirky
Subjects, Person Restrictions, and the PCC Linguistic Inquiry
35.3:494-502. Datives and the Non-active Voice/Reflexive Clitic in Balkan Languages Appears in Balkan Syntax and Semantics, ed. by O.Miseska-Tomic. Series Linguistik Aktuell. Amsterdam: Benjamins. 2004. Pp.237-267. Russian Anticausatives with Oblique Subjects. (Coathor: U. Savchenko), In Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 13, 2004: The Columbia Meeting. Michigan Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI., 2005, 276-288. |
| 2000-2004 | Reflexive clitic
constructions with datives: syntax and semantics In Formal
Approaches to Slavic Linguistics: The Amherst Meeting 2002, Michigan
Slavic Publications, Ann Arbor, MI, 469-494. 2003. Indefinite Reflexive clitics in Slavic: Polish and Slovenian.(Coauthor M. Sheppard), Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 21:89-155,2003. On Impersonal Reflexives in Romance and Slavic and Semantic Variation In Romance Syntax, Semantics and L2 Acquisition. J. Camps and C. R. Wiltshire, eds. 2002. Benjamins, Amsterdam. 169-195. The Acquisition of Constructions with Reflexive Clitics in Polish (Coauthor Magdalena Goledzinowska) In Asymmetry in Grammar: Vol 2, Ed. by Anna Maria Di Sciullo. John Benjamins, Amsterdam, 2002. 265-289. On Impersonal se / sie in Slavic (Coauthor Milena Milojevic Sheppard) In Current Issues in Formal Slavic Linguistics. G. Zybatow, et al., Eds. 137-147. Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main. 2002. Impersonal SIE in Polish: A Simplex Expression Anaphor In Journal of Slavic Linguistics Vol. 8, numbers 1-2, 2000, pp.199-237. |
| 1990-1999 | Stylistic Verb
Movement in Yes-No Questions in Bulgarian and Breton. In Crossing
Boundaries, I. Kenesei, ed. 67-90. Benjamins, Amsterdam. 1999. On two locations for complement clitic pronouns: Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, and Old Spanisha In Parameters of Morphosyntactic Change, A. van Kemenade and N. Vincent, Eds. 170-206. Cambridge U Press, London. 1997. Imperatives, V-movement, and logical mood. (Coauthor Arhonto Terzi) Journal of Linguistics 31:301-332, 1995. Clause Structure and V-Movement in the Languages of the Balkans. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 12: 63-120, 1994. Negation, Imperatives, and Wackernagel effects. Rivista di Linguistica 6:91-118, 1994. On indirect questions, commands, and Spanish quotative que. Linguistic Inquiry 25:547-54, 1994. Clitic Auxiliaries and Incorporation in Polish. (Coauthor Robert D. Borsley). Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 12(3):373-422, 1994. Long Head Movement vs V2 and Null Subjects in Old Romance. Lingua, 89:217-245, 1993. Bulgarian and Serbo-Croatian Yes-no questions: Vo-raising to -li vs. Li-hopping. Linguistic Inquiry 24:567-75, 1993. Adverb Incorporation and the Syntax of Adverbs in Modern Greek. Linguistics and Philosophy 15: 289-331, 1992. Long Head Movement and Negation: Serbo-Croatian versus Slovak and Czech. The Linguistic Review 8: 319-351, 1991. Types of Verbal Movement in Old Spanish: Modals, Futures and Perfects. [Published Online via De Gruyter]. (with Josè Lema). Probus, 3(3):237-278. The location of Non-Active Voice in Albanian and Modern Greek. Linguistic Inquiry 21: 145-46, 1990. |
| 1980-1989 | Parameters in the
Typology of Clitics in Romance and Old Spanish Language,
62(4):774-807, 1986. |
| 1970-1979 | Topicalization and
Wh-movement in Spanish. Linguistic Inquiry 9:513-7, 1978. Specificity and Existence: A Reply Language 53(1):70-85, 1977. Surface Structure and the Centrality of Syntax [Online via Reference Global.] (with Douglas C. Walker) Theoretical Linguistics. 3(1-3):99-124 Referential Properties of Spanish Noun Phrases Language 51(1): p. 32-48, 1975. La ambigüedad de los verbos modales: una visión histórica Revista Española de Lingüística 5:401-22, 1975. Antecedents of contemporary logical and linguistic analyses in Scholastic logic. Foundations of Language 10:55-64, 1973. Remarks on operators and modalities. Foundations of Language 9:209-41, 1972. Mood and presupposition in Spanish. Foundations of Language 7:305-36, 1971. A Surface Structure Constraint on Negation in Spanish Language 46(3): 640-666, 1970. |