Articles

• Superlative Minimizers as Weak Definites A study on Spanish

  Ulises Delgado Díaz

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• Discourse-Linked DPs as Covert Partitives Ellipsis and pro-form strategies in Italian and English

  Michelangelo Falco, Roberto Zamparelli

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• Superlatives and definiteness Lessons from Romance

  Ion Giurgea

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• Covert Nouns and Definiteness in Superlatives

  Peter Hallman, Margherita Pallottino

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• Too weak to be pronounced pro-drop and PF-LF mismatches in pronouns

  Irene Amato

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• Como-gerund clauses in European Portuguese Figuring out the riddle

  António Leal, Maria Lobo, Purificação Silvano

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• Inchoativity and mirativity in Italo-Romance and Balkan Slavic verbal periphrases. The cases of functional GO and TAKE

  Vincenzo Nicolò Di Caro, Luca Molinari

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• To be or to have? That is the question Auxiliary Selection in Italian

  Greta Viale, Andrea Briglia, Massimo Mucciardi, Anna Carlier

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• Microvariation in the second form of the infinitive in Campania The case of the Valle Caudina

  Kim Groothuis, Mirella De Sisto

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• Adverbial causal clauses as relative clauses On siccome 'because/since' from Old to Contemporary Italian

  Emanuela Sanfelici, Sira Rodeghiero

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• Exploring Optionality The case of null objects in the medieval Romance languages

  Prudence de Pontbriand

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• V1 clauses and EPP in Old Italian

  Andrea Matticchio

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• Vowel reduction in European Portuguese and the removal of structure

  Markus Pöchtrager

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• Universal 20 restriction reloaded The view from Old Italo-Romance

  Tommaso Balsemin, Francesco Pinzin, Cecilia Poletto

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