Abstract

1. Preface (by Dufter, Andreas) 2. Introduction (by Dufter, Andreas) 3. Section 1. Left Sentence Peripheries in Old Spanish 4. Chapter 1. Left Dislocation phenomena in Old Spanish: An examination of their structural properties (by Bouzouita, Miriam) 5. Chapter 2. Revisiting stylistic fronting in Old Spanish (by Fischer, Susann) 6. Chapter 3. Left forever: Subject datives and clitic doubling in Old Spanish (by Elvira, Javier) 7. Section 2. Syntactic variation in Modern Spanish 8. Chapter 4. Spanish predicative verbless clauses and the left periphery (by Gutierrez-Rexach, Javier) 9. Chapter 5. Fronting and contrastively focused secondary predicates in Spanish (by Heidinger, Steffen) 10. Chapter 6. The left periphery of Spanish comparative correlatives (by Sanchez Lopez, Cristina) 11. Chapter 7. The article at the left periphery (by Serrano, Silvia) 12. Section 3. Syntax, semantics, and pragmatics 13. Chapter 8. Evidentiality and illocutionary force: Spanish matrix que at the syntax-pragmatics interface (by Demonte, Violeta) 14. Chapter 9. On the grammaticalization of the Assertion Structure: A view from Spanish (by Zubizarreta, Maria Luisa) 15. Chapter 10. Informational status and the semantics of mood in Spanish preposed complement clauses (by Becker, Martin G.) 16. Chapter 11. Fronting and irony in Spanish (by Escandell-Vidal, Victoria) 17. Section 4. Spanish among the Romance languages 18. Chapter 12. Left periphery in discourse: Frame Units and discourse markers (by Borreguero Zuloaga, Margarita) 19. Chapter 13. A comparative look at Focus Fronting in Romance (by Remberger, Eva-Maria) 20. Index

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