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The sixteen contributions which make up this volume are representative of the research currently carried out in Italy on Italian and, more generally, Romance syntax (in the generative tradition). The essays were specially collected to pay homage to Professor Lorenzo Renzi, a scholar who has since the 1960s promoted and shaped the study of Italian syntax in Italy, both through his own work and through a collective enterprise which culminated in the publication of the Grande Grammatica Italiana di Consultazione (3 vol., Bologna, Il Mulino, 1988-1995). Most of the contributors to this volume were engaged in that enterprise as young, unemployed linguists, and are now among the most prominent specialists in the field of Italian syntax.

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Sandra Paoli, University of Manchester This publication gathers 16 state-of-the-art contributions by leading scholars, and provides the reader with an insight into some of the issues that have been the object of much research in Italian Syntax. It's invaluable both for the way the issues are presented within the scene of the relevant analyses they have received, relating them to previous and/or parallel studies in the field, and for the reflection points that the data brought forward suggest. Lingua Francisco Ordonez, State University of New York at Stony Brook This book is an excellent and refreshing collection of essays that will be of major interest for linguists working in the Romance languages and in syntactic theory. Researchers who are more intrested in descriptive aspects of Italian will find that the range of data is quite varied and that all contributions are well grounded empirically. For those interested in more theoretical aspects of syntax, this book is an excellent example of the innovative research being done in the sphere of Italian syntax. Journal of Linguistics, Volume 39

Preface xi Syntactic intervention effects on Italian polarity items 1(18) Paolo Acquaviva Speculations on the possible source of expletive negation in Italian comparative clauses 19(20) Adriana Belletti The position of Topic and Focus in the left periphery 39(26) Paola Beninca Aspect prefixes in verbal periphrases in Italian and other Romance languages 65(32) Franco Benucci ``Propulsive tenses in modern Italian fictional prose 97(20) Pier Marco Bertinetto A second thought on emarginazione: Destressing vs. ``Right Dislocation 117(20) Anna Cardinaletti ``Restructuring and the order of aspectual and root modal heads 137(20) Guglielmo Cinque The birth of a functional category: From Latin ILLE to the Romance article and personal pronoun 157(16) Giuliana Giusti Romance causatives and dynamic antisymmetry 173(16) Maria Teresa Guasti Andrea Moro A note on clitic doubling in French 189(24) Richard S. Kayne Either ``subject-oriented or merely sentential 213(20) Lidia Lonzi The syntax of object clitics: si in Italian dialects 233(32) M. Rita Manzini Leonardo M. Savoia Complementizer deletion and verb movement in standard Italian 265(22) Cecilia Poletto On the position ``Int(errogative) in the left periphery of the clause 287(10) Luigi Rizzi The two sentence structures of Early Romance 297(16) Giampaolo Salvi Evidence for a null locative in Italian 313 Christina M. Tortora