Luis Eguren
Biographic Data
| ID | 1498966 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luis Eguren |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luis |
| FAMILY NAME | Eguren |
| SIGNATURE | EGUREN L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9543-292X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Spanish Emphatic Possessives and Reflexivity
This paper studies the interpretive properties of emphatic possessives in Spanish (e.g., El apartamento tiene su cocina y todo ‘The flat has its own kitchen and all’), focusing on a feature that distinguishes this type of possessives from canonical prenominal possessives: their reflexive status. It is first claimed that emphatic possessives are consistently used in order to confirm and reinforce a pre-existent possession relation. Certain cases t…
On Expletive mismo
This paper deals with the so-called 'expletive' mismo 'same', a non-comparative emphatic use of the prenominal adjective in appositions, which is currently attested in many varieties of American Spanish (e.g., Finalmente, Laura se sentó y aceptó el cigarrillo, mismo que nunca encendió 'lit. Laura finally sat down and accepted the cigarette, same that she never lighted up'). On the basis of corpus data, the geographical distribution of this form i…
Lexical Variation in Degree wh‐questions in Spanish and the Internal Structure of wh‐phrases1
This paper provides a formal account of the pattern of lexical variation found in adjectival degree wh‐questions in current Spanish. It is proposed that Spanish degree wh‐forms heading an interrogative clause ( cuán ‘how much’, qué tan ‘what so’, cómo de ‘how of’, and cuánto de ‘how much of’) share an internal structure including (at least) two components, a wh‐operator and a (degree) variable, which are both phonetically realized in the Old and …
The Spanish doubled possessive construction from a cross-linguistic perspective
This paper presents a cross-linguistic analysis of the Old and American Spanish doubled possessive construction, in which the possessor is doubly marked in a nominal phrase by means of both a third person prenominal possessive pronoun and a prepositional possessive phrase ( su casa de Juan ‘lit. his house of John’). This construction is contrasted, in particular, with the French clitic possessive doubling construction ( son livre à lui ‘lit. his …
Measure phrases with bare adjectives in Spanish
Contrastive focus and nominal ellipsis in Spanish
Non-Canonical Uses of the Article in Basque
Non-Canonical Uses of the Article in Basque
Contrastive focus and nominal ellipsis in Spanish
Measure phrases with bare adjectives in Spanish
The Spanish doubled possessive construction from a cross-linguistic perspective
This paper presents a cross-linguistic analysis of the Old and American Spanish doubled possessive construction, in which the possessor is doubly marked in a nominal phrase by means of both a third person prenominal possessive pronoun and a prepositional possessive phrase ( su casa de Juan ‘lit. his house of John’). This construction is contrasted, in particular, with the French clitic possessive doubling construction ( son livre à lui ‘lit. his …
Lexical Variation in Degree wh‐questions in Spanish and the Internal Structure of wh‐phrases1
This paper provides a formal account of the pattern of lexical variation found in adjectival degree wh‐questions in current Spanish. It is proposed that Spanish degree wh‐forms heading an interrogative clause ( cuán ‘how much’, qué tan ‘what so’, cómo de ‘how of’, and cuánto de ‘how much of’) share an internal structure including (at least) two components, a wh‐operator and a (degree) variable, which are both phonetically realized in the Old and …
Spanish Emphatic Possessives and Reflexivity
This paper studies the interpretive properties of emphatic possessives in Spanish (e.g., El apartamento tiene su cocina y todo ‘The flat has its own kitchen and all’), focusing on a feature that distinguishes this type of possessives from canonical prenominal possessives: their reflexive status. It is first claimed that emphatic possessives are consistently used in order to confirm and reinforce a pre-existent possession relation. Certain cases t…
On Expletive mismo
This paper deals with the so-called 'expletive' mismo 'same', a non-comparative emphatic use of the prenominal adjective in appositions, which is currently attested in many varieties of American Spanish (e.g., Finalmente, Laura se sentó y aceptó el cigarrillo, mismo que nunca encendió 'lit. Laura finally sat down and accepted the cigarette, same that she never lighted up'). On the basis of corpus data, the geographical distribution of this form i…
Linguistics (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (5 works) · Natural language processing (3 works) · Noun (3 works) · Adjective (2 works) · Determiner (2 works)