Iberia. An International Journal of Theorical Linguistics
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Iberia is a six-monthly, online, open-access journal on theoretical linguistics in any of its disciplines: syntax, semantics, phonology, discourse, etc. It is mostly focused on generative grammar, although it is open to other frameworks as well. The main goal of the journal is to circulate double blind peer-reviewed, on-going work by researchers in the field in as short a period of time as possible, made feasible through the online platform of Iberia. The language of publication is English.
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- Root Contrastiveness and V2: A Supra-Informational Status. The Case of Two...
- Some characteristics of Southeast English preposition-dropping
- Carrilho, Ernestina, Alexandra Fiéis, Maria Lobo & Sandra Pereira (eds.), Romance...
- RESTRICTIONS IN THE SEMANTIC INTERPRETATION OF ENGLISH AND SPANISH COMPOUNDS
- Review - Los predicados psicológicos
- What Latvian tells us about strong PCC effects
- An (only) apparent case of hyper raising in Spanish
- Interpreting quantifiers in subject position
- Review of Julio Villa-Garcia's The Syntax of Multiple-que Sentences in Spanish
- The defective copy theory of movement: evidence from wh-constructions [Creole Language...
- The Syntax of Tuki: A Cartographic Approach. By Edmond Biloa. Amsterdam/Philadelphia:...
- Not always a stage. A typical patterns in Spanish copular clauses
- Another Look at Modification in Spatial Prepositions
- Determiners and relative clauses
- Universal Numeric Quantifiers in Japanese
- Don’t Move!
- Wh-clitic-doubling and wh-Cliticisation
- On the Lexical Integrity Hypothesis and its (In)accurate Predictions
- A spanning approach to the acquisition of double definiteness in Norwegian
- Deriving the Cartography of the Japanese Right Periphery: The Case of Sentence-Final...
- A generalization concerning DP-internal ellipsis
- UG or not UG: Where is Recursion?
- Spanish subjects can be subjects: Acquisitional and empirical evidence
- Language Processing Evidence for Linguistic Structure
- An intervention account of the distribution of main clause phenomena: Evidence from...
