Les localisateurs dans les constructions existentielles approche comparée en espagnol, en français et en italien

by Machteld Claire Meulleman

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This book presents a comparative study of the locative constituents used in existential constructions: 'il y a' in French, 'hay' in Spanish, and 'c'è' in Italian. The first part discusses their role from a morphological, discursive, semantic, and syntactic point of view. The second part analyzes the syntactic and discursive behavior of different semantic types of locatives in a large textual corpus.… (more)

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This book presents a comparative study of the locative constituents used in existential constructions: 'il y a' in French, 'hay' in Spanish, and 'c'è' in Italian. The first part discusses their role from a morphological, discursive, semantic, and syntactic point of view. The second part analyzes the syntactic and discursive behavior of different semantic types of locatives in a large textual corpus.

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