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Article Drop and Case Marking in Romanian by Giurgea, Ion

“…In Romanian, the definite article cannot be overtly realized if the maximal nominal projection contains only the lexical N and occurs in the complement…”
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ROMANIAN AL AND THE SYNTAX OF CASE HEADS by Giurgea, Ion

“…After briefly presenting the distribution of the Romanian genitival agreeing particle al and the most important results of the previous research, I compare…”
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Aspects regarding the treatment of neologisms in DELR. Completing previous etymological explanations by Giurgea, Ion, Moroianu, Cristian, Vasileanu, Monica

“…This paper’s authors, who are also authors and coordinators of DELR, discuss the etymological treatment of neologisms in Romanian academic dictionaries, with a…”
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ON THE EVOLUTION OF ARTICLES INTO AGREEMENT MARKERS IN ROMANIAN AND ALBANIAN by Giurgea, Ion

“…This paper tries to elucidate the processes by which former determiners became preposed agreement markers in Romanian and Albanian. In both languages, these…”
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The “pro-N” clitic en / ne and the theory of cliticization by Giurgea, Ion

“…The Romance pro-N clitic (Fr., Cat.) en / (It.) ne is problematic for most theories of cliticization, because some phenomena support a movement analysis, while…”
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Romanian double definites: The view from demonstratives by Giurgea, Ion

“…•Based on a corpus study, I investigate the semantics of Romanian double definites.•The main semantic import of double definiteness in Romanian is…”
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Agreeing possessors and the theory of case by Giurgea, Ion

“…I argue that the so-called “possessive adjectives” are not really adjectives, but pronouns (D-projections). Agreement features on possessors do not compete…”
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Superlatives and definiteness: Lessons from Romance by Giurgea, Ion

“…Previous research on superlatives in Romance languages has established three major types: (i) in Italian and Ibero-Romance, the definite article does not form…”
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Superlatives and definiteness by Ion Giurgea

“…Previous research on superlatives in Romance languages has established three major types: (i) in Italian and Ibero-Romance, the definite article does not form…”
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Despre tratamentul neologismelor în DELR. Corijări și completări etimologice by Giurgea, Ion, Moroianu, Cristian, Vasileanu, Monica

“…Autorii, redactori și revizori ai DELR, propun o discuție asupra tratării originii neologismelor în dicționarele noastre academice, cu referire la literele A–D…”
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Gender on definite pronouns by Giurgea, Ion

“…This paper explores some issues related to the interpretation of gender on definite pronouns. I assume that neuter natural gender means lack of descriptive…”
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Verum focus and polar questions by Giurgea, Ion, Remberger, Eva-Maria

“…We argue that some word order phenomena in Romanian and Sardinian are the result of a checking operation in the left periphery involving verum focus (i.e…”
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Adjectives and proper nouns in Romance and English by Ion Giurgea

“…My contribution examines some problems raised by adjectival restrictive modification of proper nouns. I begin with a contrast between the way in which this…”
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On definiteness and person in Romanian vocatives by Croitor, Blanca, Giurgea, Ion

“…We investigate the correlations between the various morphosyntactic types of Romanian vocatives (+/- vocative-morphology, +/- definiteness) and the main types…”
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A quantificational-determiner analysis of EST in relative superlatives by Giurgea, Ion, Carmen, Dobrovie-Sorin

“…The goal of this paper is to reconcile the definite marking with the indefinite-like semantics of those superlatives that take a relative/comparative reading…”
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A quantificational-determiner analysis of EST in relative superlatives by Carmen, Dobrovie-Sorin, Giurgea, Ion

“…The goal of this paper is to reconcile the definite marking with the indefinite-like semantics of those superlatives that take a relative/comparative reading…”
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On the so-called Romanian 'neuter' by Giurgea, Ion, Croitor, Blanca

“…We discuss several possible analyses of Romanian “neuter” nouns (a productive class of nouns which trigger masculine agreement in the singular and feminine…”
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Agree or not : Tough choice. A study of Tough-constructions in Romanian in a comparative perspective by Giurgea, Ion, Soare, Elena

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Non-referential topical phrases in Romanian and the theory of topicality by Ion Giurgea

“…I discuss various theories of sentence topics against the background of attested examples of topicalization in Romanian. I argue that non-referential topical…”
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The “PRO-N” clitic en/ne and the theory of cliticization by Ion Giurgea

“…The Romance pro-N clitic (Fr., Cat.) en / (It.) ne is problematic for most theories of cliticization, because some phenomena support a movement analysis, while…”
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