This article focuses on sequences of Romance clitics wherein a pronominal form is replaced by another clitic exponent, which is primafacie morphologically unmotivated. Bonet (1991) and Harris (1994) among others have argued that these synthetic clusters can be due to the insertion of an elsewhere clitic: a default, nonspecified item that is inserted as a last resort whenever the insertion of other clitics is ruled out. In this article, independent pieces of evidence gathered from Italian and Italian dialects are shown to support this hypothesis.
Elsewhere in Romance: Evidence from Clitic Clusters
PESCARINI, DIEGO
2010
Abstract
This article focuses on sequences of Romance clitics wherein a pronominal form is replaced by another clitic exponent, which is primafacie morphologically unmotivated. Bonet (1991) and Harris (1994) among others have argued that these synthetic clusters can be due to the insertion of an elsewhere clitic: a default, nonspecified item that is inserted as a last resort whenever the insertion of other clitics is ruled out. In this article, independent pieces of evidence gathered from Italian and Italian dialects are shown to support this hypothesis.
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