Margarita Suner
Biographic Data
| ID | 732101 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Margarita Suner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Margarita |
| FAMILY NAME | Suner |
| SIGNATURE | SUNER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cornell University |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-2189-4869 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The syntax of direct quotes with special reference to Spanish and English
Gramática española: Análisis y práctica
Gramática española: Análisis y práctica
Object-shift: Comparing a Romance language to Germanic
Some Thoughts on que: Description, Theory, and L2
To study the alleged ambiguity of bare que' it is necessary to contrast the bare que' hypothesis - a prepositionless que' is always a complementizer and never a relative pronoun - to the unique que' hypothesis - que' is a complementizer even when preceded by a preposition. The argumentation favors the bare que' hypothesis, a hypothesis which also demonstrates that the determiner in prepositionless art + que' is the indicator of a partial antecede…
Gramática española: Análisis y práctica
Resumptive Restrictive Relatives: A Crosslinguistic Perspective
One of the aims of linguistic theory is to account for language variation. This article contributes to that objective by examining resumptive restrictive relative clauses crosslinguistically. The major claims are (1) the core-grammar distinction between conventional and resumptive restrictive relatives is due to the feature composition of the relative complementizer; (2) the prohibition against pied-piping that some languages adhere to correlates…
Syntactic Theory and First Language Acquisition: Cross-Linguistic Perspectives, Volume 1: Heads, Projections and Learnability
Negative elements, island effects and resumptive no
L'A. demontre que les items de polarite negative, comme any en anglais, et les elements negatifs en espagnol, partagent le meme type de legitimeurs dans plusieurs contextes. Il explique que les elements negatifs en espagnol sont des items de polarite negative et que cela est tres probablement vrai pour toutes les langues
V-movement and the licensing of argumental Wh-phrases in Spanish
Spanish Syntax and Semantics in the Eighties: The Principles-and-Parameters Approach
Sentential Complementation in Spanish: A Lexico-Grammatical Study of Three Classes of Verbs
Sequence of Tenses and the Subjunctive, Again
The topic of sequence of tenses and the subjunctive is not a new one to this journal. Over twenty years ago, Farley (1965) presented eleven patterns which defy the strict sequence of tenses between the verb in the main clause and the one in the embedded clause. His article was followed by others (e.g. Obaid 1967, Farley 1970) which contributed more data against the concordantia temporum principle (also known as consecutio temporum). But what does…
Oraciones reflejas y estructuras actanciales en espanol
Free Relatives and the Matching Parameter
Syntax and Semantics of Spanish Presentational Sentence-Types
Para a frente! An Intermediate Course in Portuguese
Some Optional Rules in Spanish Complementation, towards a Study of the Speaker's Intent
Por vs. De: Agential Prepositions
Contemporary Studies in Romance Linguistics
Contemporary Studies in Romance Linguistics
Perception verb complements in Spanish: Same or different
Introduction. In Spanish, pairs of sentences like the following are found: (1) a. Oigo que Juan toca la guitarra. I-hear that John is-playing the the guitar. b. Oigo a Juan que toca la guitarra. I-hear John that (he) is-playing the guitar. (2) a. Vio que María estaba de regreso. He-saw that Mary had returned. b. Vio a María que estaba de regreso. He-saw Mary that (she) had returned. (3) a. Veo que el río trae mucha agua. I-see that the river carr…
Looking down the tree in Spanish
Demythologizing the Impersonal "Se" in Spanish
In such a case subject seems to be defined on purely semantic grounds. Chomsky (Aspects of the Theory of Syntax, Cambridge: MIT Press, 1965) showed that grammatical functions, such as subject, can be best expressed indirectly by the rewriting rules of the base phrase marker which provide the deep structure of sentences, so that subject is a syntactic function defined as [NP,S] (NP under S). If we adhere to Chomsky's definition of subject, then it…
V-movement and the licensing of argumental Wh-phrases in Spanish
Resumptive Restrictive Relatives: A Crosslinguistic Perspective
One of the aims of linguistic theory is to account for language variation. This article contributes to that objective by examining resumptive restrictive relative clauses crosslinguistically. The major claims are (1) the core-grammar distinction between conventional and resumptive restrictive relatives is due to the feature composition of the relative complementizer; (2) the prohibition against pied-piping that some languages adhere to correlates…
Sequence of Tenses and the Subjunctive, Again
The topic of sequence of tenses and the subjunctive is not a new one to this journal. Over twenty years ago, Farley (1965) presented eleven patterns which defy the strict sequence of tenses between the verb in the main clause and the one in the embedded clause. His article was followed by others (e.g. Obaid 1967, Farley 1970) which contributed more data against the concordantia temporum principle (also known as consecutio temporum). But what does…
The syntax of direct quotes with special reference to Spanish and English
Spanish Syntax and Semantics in the Eighties: The Principles-and-Parameters Approach
Demythologizing the Impersonal "Se" in Spanish
In such a case subject seems to be defined on purely semantic grounds. Chomsky (Aspects of the Theory of Syntax, Cambridge: MIT Press, 1965) showed that grammatical functions, such as subject, can be best expressed indirectly by the rewriting rules of the base phrase marker which provide the deep structure of sentences, so that subject is a syntactic function defined as [NP,S] (NP under S). If we adhere to Chomsky's definition of subject, then it…
Looking down the tree in Spanish
Demythologizing the Impersonal "Se" in Spanish
In such a case subject seems to be defined on purely semantic grounds. Chomsky (Aspects of the Theory of Syntax, Cambridge: MIT Press, 1965) showed that grammatical functions, such as subject, can be best expressed indirectly by the rewriting rules of the base phrase marker which provide the deep structure of sentences, so that subject is a syntactic function defined as [NP,S] (NP under S). If we adhere to Chomsky's definition of subject, then it…
Perception verb complements in Spanish: Same or different
Introduction. In Spanish, pairs of sentences like the following are found: (1) a. Oigo que Juan toca la guitarra. I-hear that John is-playing the the guitar. b. Oigo a Juan que toca la guitarra. I-hear John that (he) is-playing the guitar. (2) a. Vio que María estaba de regreso. He-saw that Mary had returned. b. Vio a María que estaba de regreso. He-saw Mary that (she) had returned. (3) a. Veo que el río trae mucha agua. I-see that the river carr…
Contemporary Studies in Romance Linguistics
Contemporary Studies in Romance Linguistics
Por vs. De: Agential Prepositions
Para a frente! An Intermediate Course in Portuguese
Some Optional Rules in Spanish Complementation, towards a Study of the Speaker's Intent
Syntax and Semantics of Spanish Presentational Sentence-Types
Free Relatives and the Matching Parameter
Oraciones reflejas y estructuras actanciales en espanol
Sequence of Tenses and the Subjunctive, Again
The topic of sequence of tenses and the subjunctive is not a new one to this journal. Over twenty years ago, Farley (1965) presented eleven patterns which defy the strict sequence of tenses between the verb in the main clause and the one in the embedded clause. His article was followed by others (e.g. Obaid 1967, Farley 1970) which contributed more data against the concordantia temporum principle (also known as consecutio temporum). But what does…
Spanish Syntax and Semantics in the Eighties: The Principles-and-Parameters Approach
Sentential Complementation in Spanish: A Lexico-Grammatical Study of Three Classes of Verbs
V-movement and the licensing of argumental Wh-phrases in Spanish
Negative elements, island effects and resumptive no
L'A. demontre que les items de polarite negative, comme any en anglais, et les elements negatifs en espagnol, partagent le meme type de legitimeurs dans plusieurs contextes. Il explique que les elements negatifs en espagnol sont des items de polarite negative et que cela est tres probablement vrai pour toutes les langues
Syntactic Theory and First Language Acquisition: Cross-Linguistic Perspectives, Volume 1: Heads, Projections and Learnability
Resumptive Restrictive Relatives: A Crosslinguistic Perspective
One of the aims of linguistic theory is to account for language variation. This article contributes to that objective by examining resumptive restrictive relative clauses crosslinguistically. The major claims are (1) the core-grammar distinction between conventional and resumptive restrictive relatives is due to the feature composition of the relative complementizer; (2) the prohibition against pied-piping that some languages adhere to correlates…
Object-shift: Comparing a Romance language to Germanic
Some Thoughts on que: Description, Theory, and L2
To study the alleged ambiguity of bare que' it is necessary to contrast the bare que' hypothesis - a prepositionless que' is always a complementizer and never a relative pronoun - to the unique que' hypothesis - que' is a complementizer even when preceded by a preposition. The argumentation favors the bare que' hypothesis, a hypothesis which also demonstrates that the determiner in prepositionless art + que' is the indicator of a partial antecede…
Gramática española: Análisis y práctica
Gramática española: Análisis y práctica
The syntax of direct quotes with special reference to Spanish and English
Gramática española: Análisis y práctica
Philosophy (20 works) · Linguistics (18 works) · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies (14 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Art (7 works) · History (7 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (6 works) · Syntax (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works)