Publikation: Null Subjects in Early Icelandic
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Journal of Germanic Linguistics. 2016, 28(1), pp. 31-78. ISSN 1470-5427. eISSN 1475-3014. Available under: doi: 10.1017/S1470542715000136
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This paper investigates the possibility of subject omission in the history of Icelandic, including the syntactic and pragmatic conditions under which it could arise. Based on regression analysis of substantial data drawn from the IcePaHC corpus, we provide robust quantitative support for Hjartardóttir's (1987) claim that null subjects persist until a very late stage in Icelandic. We also argue, contra Sigurðsson (1993), that only one licensing mechanism is needed for null subjects in early Icelandic. Moreover, on the basis of the position of the null subjects and their person features, we argue that the modern stage, where (predominantly 3rd person) pro-drop yields to a system permitting topic drop of all persons, arises in Icelandic in the early twentieth century.
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KINN, Kari, Kristian A. RUSTEN, George WALKDEN, 2016. Null Subjects in Early Icelandic. In: Journal of Germanic Linguistics. 2016, 28(1), pp. 31-78. ISSN 1470-5427. eISSN 1475-3014. Available under: doi: 10.1017/S1470542715000136BibTex
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