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The aim of this paper is to analyze the evolution of both Spanish and Romance prose as a modular process where the innovations are superimposed. One such innovation concerns the «nominalization» of prose, to wit, the rise of sequences in which the chaining of comment-driven sentences is replaced by the chaining of topic-driven sentences. The main example of nominalization and one which has a founding role is el cual. In order to understand both its introduction and its extension in romance languages, I distinguish two different structures for this item: the adjective sentence and the topical sentence, and I suggest that the latter structure rather than the former is the source of the innovation. Other items like el dicho, semejante and tal incorporate the same process

Cambios en la arquitectura de la prosa española y romance: sintaxis y cohesión discursiva por correferencia nominal