In most languages we find'little words' which resemble a full word, but which cannot stand on
their own. Instead they have to'lean on'a neighbouring word, like the'd,'ve and …

For a long time Japanese was taken to be a language lacking a subject-object asymmetry in
subextraction. Two recent experimental studies have challenged this conclusion suggesting …

In a series of studies, Bošković (eg 2008, 2012, 2013) proposes a linguistic typology based
on a posited dichotomy between languages whose “traditional” nps are actually dps and …

In Slovenian, certain discourse particles can survive sluicing. This suggests Merchant's
(2001)“Sluicing-COMP generalization” does not hold in Slovenian. These discourse …

Idioms of the Torlak dialect (spoken in southeast Serbia and western Bulgaria) are known for
their “double affiliation”. On the one hand, by virtue of their historical and phonetic features …

Applying Bošković's (2008) generalizations about the typological differences between
languages with and without articles (with conclusion that the latter do not project a DP) to the …

The paper investigates clitic doubling in two non-standard Serbian and Slovenian dialects,
Prizren-Timok Serbian and Gorica Slovenian, respectively. These dialects have clitic …

Predmet ovog istraživanja predstavljaju morfosintaktičke i morfonološke specifičnosti nizane
kliticizacije u južnoslovenskim i balkanskim jezicima. Posmatrajući predikatskofrazne klitike …

This paper accounts for the distribution of two second position effects, the V2 (verb second)
order observed in continental Germanic languages and second position cliticization …

This paper investigates the empirical and theoretical relationship between two nominal
phenomena: phi-agreement and subextraction. Previous accounts have proposed that …