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The clitic binding restriction revisited: Evidence for antilogophoricity

Isabelle Charnavel · Victoria Eugenia Mateu

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition

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Abstract In some Romance languages, including French and Spanish, there is an interesting asymmetry concerning the behavior of isolated clitics and clitic clusters with respect to coreference. In the French example

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