Pertsona murriztapenak ditu egitura inpertsonalak: euskararen kasua [Las construcciones impersonales tienen restricciones de persona: el caso del euskera]

Palabras clave: euskera, impersonales, argumentos implícitos, restricción de persona

Resumen

En este artículo exploramos las restricciones de persona que presentan las impersonales en euskera: la condición de persona del argumento externo y la restricción de persona del argumento interno. Proponemos que el argumento externo de la impersonal es un pronombre vacío pro, un SD interpretado como [+humano]. Este argumento se sitúa en el especificador del núcleo Voz. Además, defendemos que el núcleo Voz de las impersonales es defectivo, lo que explica que las relaciones de caso y concordancia sean más restrictivas que en las transitivas. En consecuencia, tanto el argumento externo como el interno deben concordar con el núcleo T(iempo), dando lugar a la restricción de persona del segundo.

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2022-06-30
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Odria, A., Berro, A., & Fernández, B. (2022). Pertsona murriztapenak ditu egitura inpertsonalak: euskararen kasua [Las construcciones impersonales tienen restricciones de persona: el caso del euskera]. Fontes Linguae Vasconum, (133), 191-219. https://doi.org/10.35462/flv133.7