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1. Introduction: core issues of focus realization in Romance / Melanie Uth and Marco García García
2. Language variation at the prosody-syntax interface: Focus in European Spanish / Maria del Mar Vanrell and Olga Fernández-Soriano
3. Focus realization at the prosody-syntax interface: Yucatecan Spanish opposed to Standard Mexican Spanish / Melanie Uth
4. Acceptability and frequency in Spanish focus marking / Steffen Heidinger
5. Prosodic nuclear patterns in narrow and broad focus utterances: Pragmatic and social factors in Central Mexican Spanish / Pedro Martín Butragueño and Érika Mendoza
6. Distinguishing contrast and focus at PF: A view from Italian / Jacopo Torregrossa
7. Presupposed modality / Uli Reich
8. NP exclamatives and focus / Marco García García
9. Adverbial cleft sentences in Italian, French and English: A comparative perspective / Anna-Maria De Cesare and Davide Garassino
10. Cleft sentences in the history of French and English: A case of pragmatic borrowing? / Carola Trips and Achim Stein
11. Developing strategies for encoding additive and contrastive relations in French and German child narratives / Christine Dimroth and Sandra Benazzo
12. Focus, prosody, and subject positions in L3 Spanish: Analyzing data from German learners with Italian and European Portuguese as heritage languages / Christoph Gabriel and Jonas Grünke
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2. Language variation at the prosody-syntax interface: Focus in European Spanish / Maria del Mar Vanrell and Olga Fernández-Soriano
3. Focus realization at the prosody-syntax interface: Yucatecan Spanish opposed to Standard Mexican Spanish / Melanie Uth
4. Acceptability and frequency in Spanish focus marking / Steffen Heidinger
5. Prosodic nuclear patterns in narrow and broad focus utterances: Pragmatic and social factors in Central Mexican Spanish / Pedro Martín Butragueño and Érika Mendoza
6. Distinguishing contrast and focus at PF: A view from Italian / Jacopo Torregrossa
7. Presupposed modality / Uli Reich
8. NP exclamatives and focus / Marco García García
9. Adverbial cleft sentences in Italian, French and English: A comparative perspective / Anna-Maria De Cesare and Davide Garassino
10. Cleft sentences in the history of French and English: A case of pragmatic borrowing? / Carola Trips and Achim Stein
11. Developing strategies for encoding additive and contrastive relations in French and German child narratives / Christine Dimroth and Sandra Benazzo
12. Focus, prosody, and subject positions in L3 Spanish: Analyzing data from German learners with Italian and European Portuguese as heritage languages / Christoph Gabriel and Jonas Grünke
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