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A vs. en in Spanish Locatives1

In this paper, we analyze the internal syntactico-semantic structure of the P(reposition)s a and en in Spanish locative constructions. After providing a cartographic approach to Ps, where these elements are decomposed into more projections than Path and Place (Jackendoff 1983), in line with Svenonius (2010), we claim that the difference between a and en is that a lexicalizes a Terminal feature in Spanish, which en is not able to lexicalize. This feature gives the interpretation that the location of the Figure2 is not the only one with which it establishes a relationship in a single locative event.