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Dislocazioni a destra interrogative tra grammatica e discorso
This article deals with clitic right dislocation (CLRD) structures. The interface examination of the
interpretative, syntactic and prosodic properties of CLRDs shows that these constructions can be ordered on a scale based to a
minor or greater degree of prosodic and syntactic integration between verb and post-verbal object. This scale of integration is
based on the hypothesis that the different dislocations are part of a complex system of resources for the post-verbal expression
of topic and focus categories. Crucially, the study shows that in interrogative CLRDs the clitic resumes an accessible referent
which is also focal, manifesting the greater intersubjective attitude of the speaker. The work is based on the analysis of spoken
data mostly taken from the CLIPS corpus.