@article{10272/3203,
year = {2010},
month = {4},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10272/3203},
abstract = {New evidence is provided that Romance Clitic Right-Dislocation cannot
be the mirror image of Clitic Left-Dislocation nor its covert counterpart.
It is also shown that an analysis postulating two leftward topic positions
(Split-Topic Analysis) is more adequate on both conceptual and
empirical grounds, since it complies with the highly restrictive view of
syntax imposed by Kayne's Linear Correspondence Axiom, and offers a
principled explanation of the consistent set of similarities and differences
between Clitic Right-Dislocation and Clitic Left-Dislocation.},
title = {Symmetry and antisymmetry in syntax},
author = {Villalba, Xavier},
}