Annali di Ca’ Foscari. Serie occidentale

51 | 2017

open access | peer reviewed
Abstract

Keywords Hamlet • Oral speech • Madness • English for tourism • Asylum • Passive sentences • Residual Verb second • Blackness • Bilingualism • Occitan languages • Libretto • Explicit syntactic teaching • Subjunctive • The Song of the Smoke • World War II • Queneau • Nosferatu • Du Bois • Indicative • Amphibology • Sibyl • Computer-mediated communication • W • Grimshaw • Light • Agreement • Brazilian Portuguese • Illumination • Mood • Lexical prepositions • PP • Information structure • E • Discourse analysis • Shakespeare • Axial parts • Empire • Russian • Emphatic focus • Locative preverbal subjects • Linguistic typology • China • Latin • Dana Gioia • Poetry • Modal particles • Epistemic verb • Crux • Relative clauses • Venice • Old High German • Word order • Pro-drop • Mediterranean Sea • Semantics • Individual level predicate • Virginia Woolf • Clitics • Nominal syntax • Merini • Cognitive domain of spatial relations • Discontinuity • Red coral • B • Between the Acts • Japan • Eurasian trade • Errors • Thames • Verb Second • Particles • Discourse • Stage level predicate • Zazie • Languaging • Direct speech • Predicate inversion • The Color Line • Syntax • Copular clause

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