It has often been noted that Slavic languages show considerable resemblance in their
lexicon and morphology. However, their syntactic structures differ to a large degree. This …

In an earlier work we considered a Gaussian ensemble of random matrices in the presence
of a given external matrix source. The measure is no longer unitary invariant, and the usual …

of Germanic and Slavic Languages Page 1 Krzysztof Migdalski Second Position Effects in the
Syntax of Germanic and Slavic Languages Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrodawskiego 2016 …

This paper examines complementizer and verbal agreement with coordinate subjects in
Polish. It shows that while certain patterns are possible, others (logically equally plausible …

The article takes a step back and examines the notion of part of speech (POS), arguing that
POS tagsets should be constructed more carefully and, in effect, should be light in at least …

Slavic languages display a contrast with respect to two cliticization patterns. On the one
hand, Bulgarian and Macedonian have verb-adjacent clitics, on a par with many Romance …

This paper presents an analysis of constructions involving the l-form of the verb in Polish,
including primarily the past tense, the conditional mood, and the future tense. Previous …

Following the standardly adopted hypothesis of a uniform diachronic source of V2 in
Germanic and second position cliticization (2P), the paper investigates both operations in …

Second position cliticization in Slavic has received a lot of attention in recent years (cf.
Bošković 2001, Franks 1998, Progovac 1996, Tomić 1996, and many others). However, the …

This paper addresses the distribution of perfect auxiliaries in Slavic. In particular, it offers a
syntactic analysis of the special position of the 3rd person singular auxiliary clitic (j) e, which …