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On the Causes of Superiority Effects in Spanish: Preliminary Results and Prospects
2013
Catalan Journal of Linguistics
This article reports the results of a series of experiments (acceptability rating tasks) on a group of speakers of Andalusian Spanish. The main result is that, contrary to previous claims in the literature (cf. Jaeggli 1982 et seq), Spanish does exhibit a Superiority effect in multiple wh-questions. However, this effect can be subsumed under a generalized mild penalty on object wh-fronting, also not described in previous literature. Consequently, this article provides novel support for
doi:10.5565/rev/catjl.89
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