On the Left Periphery of the Bulgarian sentence

Iliana Krapova

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On the basis of data from several Germanic and Romance languages, Rizzi (1997) proposes an analysis of the CP domain according to which the latter has a finer structure than previously thought and should be split into several CP projections, as illustrated in

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