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Romance languages --- Langues romanes --- Syntax --- Syntaxe --- Grammar, Historical --- -Neo-Latin languages --- Italic languages and dialects --- Grammar, Historical. --- Syntax. --- -Grammar, Historical --- Grammar --- Neo-Latin languages --- Romance languages - Grammar, Historical

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Romance languages --- Grammar, Historical --- Congresses. --- -Neo-Latin languages --- Italic languages and dialects --- -Congresses --- -Grammar, Historical --- Neo-Latin languages --- Grammar, Historical&delete& --- Congresses --- Romance languages - Grammar, Historical - Congresses.

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Latin language --- Latin (Langue) --- History --- Histoire --- Romance languages --- Grammar, Historical --- Influence on Romance --- Romance languages - Grammar, Historical --- Latin language - Grammar, Historical --- Latin language - History --- Latin language - Influence on Romance --- Plaute

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Das Werk untersucht, wie das diachrone Studium der romanischen Sprachen mit Hilfe der historischen Komparatistik und des Protoromanischen heutzutage bewerkstelligt werden kann. Es umfaßt eine methodologische Einführung (Kapitel 1) und zwei Kapitel, worin je ein syntaktisches Problem nach dieser Methode beschrieben und erklärt wird; es geht dabei um den Platz von Subjekt und Verbum in Nebensätzen und um den Platz von zwei kombinierten tonlosen Objektpronomen. This volume investigates how the diachronic study of the Romance languages can be undertaken with the help of comparative historical linguistics and Proto-Romance. It comprises a methodological introduction (Chapter 1) and two further chapters, each dealing with a specific syntactic problem described and explained via the method set out previously. The questions broached are the position of subject and verb in subordinate clauses, and the position of two combined toneless object pronouns.

Romance languages --- Dialectology --- Reconstruction (Linguistics) --- Romance philology. --- Langues romanes --- Reconstruction (Linguistique) --- Philologie romane --- Grammar, Historical --- Grammaire historique --- Grammar, Historical. --- -Romance philology --- Neo-Latin languages --- Italic languages and dialects --- Internal reconstruction (Linguistics) --- Protolanguages --- Historical linguistics --- Reconstruction (Linguistics). --- Romance philology --- Languages & Literatures --- Romance Languages --- Romance languages - Grammar, Historical. --- Latin (langue) vulgaire --- Protoroman

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This chapter presents an empirical study of the left periphery of Basic Discourse Units, viz. the linguistic segments that speakers and hearers use to interpret the discourse they are engaged in. A Basic Discourse Unit is bound by the mapping of a syntactic (dependency) structure and a major intonation unit, giving rise to different types of discourse units (congruent, syntax-bound, intonation-bound, regulatory). Focusing on the discourse units' Left Peripheral Elements, which are again defined in syntactic and prosodic terms, we show that they fulfil different discourse structuring roles.

Romance languages --- Pragmatics --- Romance languages -- Conversation analysis. --- Romance languages -- Discourse analysis. --- Romance languages -- Grammar, Historical. --- Romance languages -- Syntax. --- Languages & Literatures --- Romance Languages --- Syntax --- Grammar, Historical --- Discourse analysis --- Conversation analysis --- Syntax. --- Grammar, Historical. --- Discourse analysis. --- Conversation analysis. --- Neo-Latin languages --- Italic languages and dialects