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Annali di Ca’ Foscari. Serie occidentale
Journal issue | 51 | 2017
51 | 2017
open access | peer reviewed
Keywords Japan • Latin • Errors • Queneau • Shakespeare • Lexical prepositions • Oral speech • Modal particles • Verb Second • Pro-drop • Zazie • Stage level predicate • Locative preverbal subjects • Particles • Linguistic typology • Du Bois • Predicate inversion • Libretto • Computer-mediated communication • Occitan languages • Direct speech • Clitics • Asylum • Virginia Woolf • Old High German • Indicative • Passive sentences • Axial parts • Eurasian trade • Thames • China • Residual Verb second • Brazilian Portuguese • Nominal syntax • Relative clauses • Word order • Discourse analysis • Sibyl • Nosferatu • Explicit syntactic teaching • Languaging • Grimshaw • Empire • Subjunctive • Agreement • Dana Gioia • Hamlet • Light • Amphibology • Red coral • Information structure • PP • Mediterranean Sea • Emphatic focus • Poetry • Bilingualism • Copular clause • Cognitive domain of spatial relations • Merini • Russian • Discontinuity • E • Epistemic verb • The Color Line • Crux • English for tourism • Mood • Syntax • The Song of the Smoke • Discourse • B • Blackness • Illumination • Madness • Between the Acts • Semantics • Individual level predicate • World War II • Venice • W
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Literature, Culture, History
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The Dialogues in Zazie dans le métro by Raymond Queneau
Effects of Modernity - Sept. 28, 2017
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The Prophetess and the Vampire
The Duet Between Past and Future in Dana Gioia’s Opera Libretto Nosferatu - Sept. 28, 2017
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«Dormivo e sognavo che non ero al mondo»
Shakespearean Resonances in Alda Merini’s Works - Sept. 28, 2017
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“Scraps, orts, and fragments”
Shakespearean Echoes in Virginia Woolf - Sept. 28, 2017
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Corallium rubrum’s Itineraries and Sources
Trades between the Mediterranean, India, China and Japan from Antiquity to Early Modern Times - Sept. 28, 2017
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Atkinson Grimshaw, Reflections on the Thames (1880)
Explorations in the Cultural History of Light and Illumination - Sept. 28, 2017
Linguistics
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A Comparison of Northern Romance and Occitan ‘Subject’ Clitic Systems
The Null Subject Parameter and the Residues of V2 as V-to-C - Sept. 28, 2017
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Representing Venice’s Local Culture to International Tourists
The Use of the ‘Languaging’ Technique in Websites in English - Sept. 28, 2017
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Scrambling as verum focus
German ‘Scrambling’ meets Romance ‘Anaphoric Anteposition’ - Sept. 28, 2017
- Verbal Mood in Early Old High German Relative Clauses
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- Axial Expressions in Russian
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Interruption of the Linear Order vs Syntactic Discontinuity
Observations from a corpus of the Works by Petronius, Aulus Gellius and Gregory of Tours - Sept. 28, 2017
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Epistemic Predicative Clauses and the IL/SL Distinction
A View from Romance - Sept. 28, 2017
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Explicit Teaching of Syntactic Movement in Passive Sentences and Relative Clauses
The Case of a Romanian/Italian Sequential Bilingual Child - Sept. 28, 2017
