ICHL23: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS 23

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Abuamsha, Duaa	Grammaticalization of the future marker in Palestinian Arabic: An internal or a contact-induced change?
Al-Wer, Enam	Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
Alba-Salas, Josep	Caer en temores infundados: On the Historical Evolution of Spanish Collocations with the Verb Caer 'Fall' and Stative Nouns
Alfieri, Luca	the birth of a grammatical category: the case of the adjective class
Amaral, Patrícia	Diachrony and nominal constructions: tracking the evolution of Spanish el hecho de (que) Scalar meaning in diachrony: the case of bocado
Andersen, Henning	Paradigms: Synchrony, diachrony, and history
Anderson, Gregory	Why morphology matters in comparative-historical linguistics, phylogenetics and language pre-history research
Arana, Rebecca	La evolución del gerundio de posterioridad
Araujo, Gabriel Antunes De	The Proto-Creole of the Gulf of Guinea and its daughter languages: from liquid consonants to complex onsets and vowel lengthening
Auer, Anita	The difficulty of determining contact-induced language change in historical data: evidence from selected English urban vernaculars (c. 1400-1700)
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Bailey, Guy	The Role of Demographic Change in the Evolution of AAVE
Bandeira, Manuele	The Proto-Creole of the Gulf of Guinea and its daughter languages: from liquid consonants to complex onsets and vowel lengthening
Barnett, Phillip	Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics
Barðdal, Jóhanna	Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure Oblique Anticausatives in the Early/Archaic Indo-European Languages: A Morphosyntactic Isogloss
Bauer, Brigitte L.M.	Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution
Baumann, Andreas	Interpolating diachronic phonotactic data: on the logistic spread of Middle English schwa loss Layering as an effect of asymmetric priming – assessing the explanatory power of a psycholinguistic phenomenon for historical linguistics
Bende-Farkas, Agnes	Vala-Indefinites and Covert Operators in Old Hungarian
Benedetti, Marina	Criteria for subjecthood and non-canonical subjects in Ancient Greek
Bergs, Alexander	Trifles make the sum of life! A construction grammar perspective on speaker innovation
Beuls, Katrien	Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite
Bickel, Balthasar	The loss of verbal categories in Indo-European
Birkenes, Magnus Breder	The development of agreement in Germanic: evidence from a parallel text analysis
Booth, Hannah	Expletive subjects in Icelandic: A diachronic study Subjects, case and word order change in Icelandic: A corpus study
Bowern, Claire	Plenary, Australian Languages and Theories of Language Change
Breed, Adri
Briceño, Juan
Brissos, Fernando
Broadwell, George Aaron	Inflectional change in Copala Triqui
Brooks, Joseph	When Prosody can be Reconstructed: A case from Papua New Guinea
Bubenik, Vit	On the Rise of the Analytic Perfect Aspect in the West Iranian Languages
Buschfeld, Sarah	The omission of past tense marking in Singapore English: an apparent-time investigation of language change Meanderings of one: functional changes from Early Modern English into modern World Englishes in a Complex Systems perspective
Bylin, Maria	Loss of future semantics and raising properties of an auxiliary verb
Börjars, Kersti	Markers and models in linguistic change
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Campbell, Eric	Do tones change faster than segments?: perspectives from recent documentation of the Chatino languages (Zapotecan, Mexico)
Cennamo, Michela	The actualization of ‘new’ voice patterns in Romance: persistence in diversity
Cennamo, Michela	Voice, alignment changes and the rise of head-marking
Ceolin, Andrea	Language comparison and population history
Clemens, Lauren	Inflectional change in Copala Triqui
Coghill, Eleanor	North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic: an endangered language unusually rich in synchronic and diachronic attestation Strategies for intra-Semitic verb borrowing: the case of Arabic loanverbs in North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic
Collins, Daniel	The Slavic Reflexes of the PIE Syllabic Sonorants
Company Company, Concepción	Language change and grammaticalization. A new look into directionality
Conde-Silvestre, Juan C.	Tracing Patterns of Intra-Speaker Variation in Historical Corpora of English Correspondence: Data from HiStylVar Project
Condorelli, Marco	A preliminary database of early Modern English spelling (ca. 1500–1700)
Cordoni, Guido	Language comparison and population history
Cotter, William	Sugar, we’re going down: Vowel lowering in Gaza City Arabic
Csirmaz, Anikó	Adding meaning to Indo-Aryan aspectual adverbials then and again
Cuyckens, Hubert	The absolute construction in English and French: A case of syntactic influence?
Cáceres, Natalia	Loss of Inflection in Yawarana (Cariban) Syntactic sources for the development of a typologically unique property concepts class
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Dahl, Eystein	Continuity and change in the aspect systems of Vedic and Latin Two paths to split ergativity: Alignment change in Indo-Aryan and Anatolian
Dakin, Karen	Uto-Aztecan sources for word-final tl in Nahuatl dialectology : Evidence from cognate constructions
Daniels, Don	Redrawing the Boundaries: Fluctuating Time Reference in the Sogeram Languages of Papua New Guinea When Prosody can be Reconstructed: A case from Papua New Guinea
Danylenko, Andriy	On the Grammaticalization of the Nominative with Infinitive Construction in Baltic and Slavic
Dawson, Hope	Dichotomies of Change: Where to draw the line(s), if at all?
De Smet, Isabeau	Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite
de Toledo Y Huerta, Álvaro Octavio	Historical syntax needs dialectology: lessons from Spanish
Dedio, Stefan	Antipassives and other argument demoting constructions in Insular Celtic
Delicado Cantero, Manuel	Diachrony and nominal constructions: tracking the evolution of Spanish el hecho de (que)
Demske, Ulrike	Syntax and Information Structure: V-Final Root Clauses in German
Deo, Ashwini	On the role of situational context in language variation and linguistic change: experimental evidence from Iberian, Mexican Altiplano and Rioplatense Spanish.
Dong, Hongyuan	A formal semantic analysis of the grammaticalization of the durative aspect marker zai in Chinese A formal study of extensional broadening in historical semantics
Donohue, Mark	A “pseudo-geographic” approach to reconstructing the histories of words: Application to Germanic languages
Dufresne, Monique	Gender Asymmetries in Old French Determiners
Dücker, Lisa	The emergence of sentence-internal capitalization in German: New perspectives on the history of a spelling convention
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Egurtzegi, Ander	The loss of a typologically rare opposition in two endangered dialects: /h/ vs. /h̃/ in Mixean and Zuberoan Basque
Ellison, T. Mark	Experimental Semiotics, Representational Biases and the Atoms of Language Change The Impacts of Bilingual Production Monitoring on Non-Dominant Language Lexica
Epps, Patience	Plenary, Language Contact, Maintenance, and Diversification: A View from Amazonia
Epps, Patience	Introduction and Panel Overview
Evans, Bethwyn	Reconstructing the context and causes of prehistoric contact-induced change: a case study from Papua New Guinea
Everduim, Francisca	Morphosyntactic micro-variation in Bantu languages: A parametric approach and three case studies
Eythorsson, Thorhallur	Keeping up with the arguments: Continuity and change in Icelandic weather verbs
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Faarlund, Jan Terje	Word order change in Norwegian: One factor with several consequences
Fertig, David	The role of perception in paradigm leveling and beyond
Fischer, Hanna	Preterite Loss in Upper German dialects – a result of dynamic developments in the German tense and aspect system
Fleischer, Jürg	The development of agreement in Germanic: evidence from a parallel text analysis
Flores, Marcela	Transmission, contact, leveling and innovation. A historical perspective on the accusative/dative opposition in Spanish
Flores Dávila, Rodrigo	Diachronic Delocativization and Abstraction of Phrases Headed by the Spanish Preposition a. “Domino Effect” in a Lexical and Semantic Change Characterization of the subject and direct object of transitive sentences in the history of Spanish
Fuchs, Martín	On the role of situational context in language variation and linguistic change: experimental evidence from Iberian, Mexican Altiplano and Rioplatense Spanish.
Føsker Hagemann, Kristin	Deconstructing Stylistic fronting in Old Norwegian and Old Spanish Recomplementation and A-topics in Old Spanish
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Gaeta, Livio	Remotivating inflectional classes: an unexpected effect of grammaticalization
Gallego Garcia, Maria Angeles	From contact to isolation: the evolution of Romance use in al-Andalus
Gao, Jiayin
García-Vidal, Tamara	Identity Construction and Representation in Past Speech Communities: Sociolinguistic Models of Intra-Speaker Variation in Middle English Written Correspondence Tracing Patterns of Intra-Speaker Variation in Historical Corpora of English Correspondence: Data from HiStylVar Project
Geary, Jonathan	The historical development of the Maltese plural suffixes -iet and -(i)jiet.
Gelo, Daniel	Frontiers of Language: Texas, Germans, and the Development of Shoshonean Linguistics
Georgakopoulos, Thanasis	Dynamicized semantic maps of content words: Comparing long-term lexical changes in Ancient Egyptian and Greek
Gergel, Remus	Annotating Presuppositional Information in Historical Corpora
Gianollo, Chiara	Synchrony and diachrony of a multifunctional particle: Latin nec Criteria for subjecthood and non-canonical subjects in Ancient Greek
Gibson, Hannah	Language change in East African Bantu: multilingualism and its effects Morphosyntactic micro-variation in Bantu languages: A parametric approach and three case studies
Gilbert, Glenn	Texas German in the 1960s
Gildea, Spike	Loss of Inflection in Yawarana (Cariban)
Gordon, Moragh	The difficulty of determining contact-induced language change in historical data: evidence from selected English urban vernaculars (c. 1400-1700)
Goto, Mariko	Is the English Progressive Incompatible with a Stative Construal?
Goyens, Michèle	The absolute construction in English and French: A case of syntactic influence?
Gries, Stefan Th.	Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish
Grossman, Eitan	Universally dispreferred structures through change: the diachrony of affix ordering in Egyptian-Coptic The road to auxiliariness: the view from speaker-listener interaction
Guardiano, Cristina	Language comparison and population history
Guérois, Rozenn	Morphosyntactic micro-variation in Bantu languages: A parametric approach and three case studies The reduction of object marking in Cuwabo verbs and subsequent syntactic developments
Gvozdanovic, Jadranka	Development of Aspect and Tense
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Hamans, Camiel	Language change at a distance
Hancock, Ian	CRYPTOLECTS AND JAMAICAN MAROON SPIRIT LANGUAGE
Hartmann, Stefan	The emergence of sentence-internal capitalization in German: New perspectives on the history of a spelling convention
Heltoft, Lars	Word order paradigms and grammaticalization
Hendriks, Jennifer	Finding needles in haystacks: Non-dominant multilingual speakers as agents of change in Early Modern Dutch
Herin, Bruno	Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
Hernandez-Campoy, Juan Manuel	Identity Construction and Representation in Past Speech Communities: Sociolinguistic Models of Intra-Speaker Variation in Middle English Written Correspondence Tracing Patterns of Intra-Speaker Variation in Historical Corpora of English Correspondence: Data from HiStylVar Project
Herring, Susan	Origins and Spread of Deviant Language on the Internet
High, Karina	The emergence of Gascon negative tripartite construction ne…pas jamei ‘never’
Hill, Eugen	Operational principles of »morphological analogy« and the status of »paradigmatic levelling«
Hinzelin, Marc-Olivier	Subject clitics in Romance: from adjoined pronouns to incorporated agreement markers
Hobbs, Daven	The Evolution of Case in Indo-Aryan
Hock, Hans Henrich	Passives, anticausatives, and “aorist passives” in Vedic Sanskrit: Synchronic and diachronic perspectives
Horesh, Uri	Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
Horie, Kaoru	Diffusional change of the Chinese scalar additive construction derived from prohibitives
Hualde, Jose Ignacio	From time to cause and condition: the Basque conjunction gero
Huang, Yang	Spatial Marking in the Muya Language
Huehnergard, John	The Origin of the Semitic Relative Marker
Hübner, Julia	A corpus of multilingual textbooks of the Early Modern Age – A new perspective on questions of historical linguistics
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Irimia, Monica	Language comparison and population history
Ishiyama, Osamu	Grammaticalization and the Emergence of Personal Pronouns
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Janic, Katarzyna	Markedness reversal between antipassive and transitive constructions as a possible diachronic process of alignment change
Janic, Katarzyna	Markedness reversal between antipassive and transitive constructions as a possible diachronic process of alignment change
Jansegers, Marlies	Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish
Jasińska, Katarzyna	Towards a typology of paradigm leveling – a computational approach
Jensen, Eva Skafte	It is me – Old Danish subject complements in the oblique form
Johnson, Cynthia	Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure
Jora, Bikram	Why morphology matters in comparative-historical linguistics, phylogenetics and language pre-history research
Joseph, Brian	Dichotomies of Change: Where to draw the line(s), if at all? Analogy as Local Generalization: The Solution to (almost) all our Problems
Juge, Matthew	Expanding the canon: The unrecognized role of alignment in the typology of suppletion Romance genitive plural remnants show that sound change alone didn’t cause Latin loss of case
Jäger, Andreas	Syntactically independent exclamative zu-infinitives in Modern German: diachrony and cross-linguistic comparison
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Kalyan, Siva	A “pseudo-geographic” approach to reconstructing the histories of words: Application to Germanic languages
Kazakov, Dimitar	Language comparison and population history
Kerkhof, Peter Alexander	When Push comes to Shove: The Neglected Role of Historical Syntax for Germanic and Indo-European Etymology
Khan, Geoffrey	Plenary, Contact and Change in Neo-Aramaic Dialects
Kikusawa, Ritsuko	Paradigm Levelling in Japanese Sign Language and Related Languages
Kim, Shin-Sook	Language comparison and population history
Kirsten, Johanita	Changes in the Afrikaans genitive since standardization
Kleyner, Svetlana	The demise of the Gothic mediopassive and the rise of a new passive paradigm
Koch, Harold	Reconstructing the origin and spread of social category terms in the Australian continent
Kohlberger, Martin	The importance of documenting discourse and interaction: Unravelling the development of grammatical relations in Shiwiar (Chicham, Ecuador)
Kopf-Giammanco, Martin	Annotating Presuppositional Information in Historical Corpora
Kroonen, Guus	When Push comes to Shove: The Neglected Role of Historical Syntax for Germanic and Indo-European Etymology
Kulikov, Leonid	Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure Valency-changing categories in a diachronic typological perspective: Alignment types and valency derivations in Indo-European and beyond
Kuo, Yueh Hsin	Reinforcement or Constructional Realignment: Quantifier Yixie in Mandarin Chinese
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Laake, Signe	Deconstructing Stylistic fronting in Old Norwegian and Old Spanish
Lakarra, Joseba	The new Basque Historical-Etymological Dictionary: advancements on the reconstruction of the Basque lexicon
Lamblin, Marie	The absolute construction in English and French: A case of syntactic influence?
Lanehart, Sonja	Introduction, TBA
Law, Danny	CHANGES TO ALIGNMENT IN MAYAN LANGUAGES SO FAR
Law, Danny	How language documentation is changing Mayan history
Le Mair, Esther	Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure
Leddy-Cecere, Thomas	The Role of Contact-Induced Grammaticalization in Arabic Pluriform Development
Leser-Cronau, Stephanie	The development of agreement in Germanic: evidence from a parallel text analysis
Longobardi, Giuseppe	Language comparison and population history
Lowell Sluckin, Benjamin	The actuation of Locative Inversion in English: a diachronic and comparative perspective
Luján, Eugenio R.	The externalization of inflection in Indo-European pronouns
Lukaniec, Megan	The elaboration of the pronominal prefix system in Lake Iroquoian: Evidence from the historical documentation of Wendat
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Macdonald, Danica	ANIMACY AND OPTIONALITY IN NUMBER SYSTEMS: A DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE Korean –tul: A comparative development between North and South Korean
MacDonald, Jonathan	Reflexive Constructions in German, Spanish, and French as a Product of Cyclic Interaction
Maddox, Matthew	Spanish and French HOMŌ-derived Impersonal Pronouns: Stalled Grammaticalization Reflexive Constructions in German, Spanish, and French as a Product of Cyclic Interaction
Manterola, Julen	The new Basque Historical-Etymological Dictionary: advancements on the reconstruction of the Basque lexicon Split ergativity in Basque: the axis of number
Marten, Lutz	Morphosyntactic micro-variation in Bantu languages: A parametric approach and three case studies The reduction of object marking in Cuwabo verbs and subsequent syntactic developments
Martínez-Areta, Mikel	Ergative from Passive in Proto-Basque
Mattéi Muller, Marie-Claude	Loss of Inflection in Yawarana (Cariban)
Mazaudon, Martine
McConvell, Patrick	Reconstructing the origin and spread of social category terms in the Australian continent
McWhorter, John	THE RADICALLY ISOLATING LANGUAGES OF FLORES: A CHALLENGE TO DIACHRONIC THEORY IS THERE A SUCH THING AS CREOLIZATION? EVALUATING THE FEATURE POOL HYPOTHESIS
Melis, Chantal	Transmission, contact, leveling and innovation. A historical perspective on the accusative/dative opposition in Spanish FROM MIDDLE VOICE TO DATIVE ALIGNMENT: A DIACHRONIC SHIFT WITH SPANISH EXPERIENTAL VERBS
Mendoza, Julia M.	The externalization of inflection in Indo-European pronouns
Merino Hernández, Laura Margarita	Conditionals past and present: A semantic account of the retention of the imperfect subjunctive in Mexican Spanish
Mesthrie, Rajend	Diachronic layerings and diaspora: a sociohistorical study of changes in personal names among Indian South Africans of Indic and Dravidian backgrounds.
Miceli, Luisa	The Impacts of Bilingual Production Monitoring on Non-Dominant Language Lexica
Michael, Lev	Endangered Arawakan languages reveal a novel source for standard negation: privative derivation
Michaud, Jérôme	The Utterance Selection Model and Different Types of Replicator Selection
Michelioudakis, Dimitris	Language comparison and population history
Mitani, Keiko	H. Andersen’s “Abductive and Deductive Change” and Croatian Idioms
Mithun, Marrianne	Inside Contact-Stimulated Grammatical Development: A Peek at Early Steps
Mitrović, Moreno	Address Allosemies of the Anatolian conjunction particle A diachronic typology of the universal superparticle: an inter-genetic view
Mobarki, Yahya	From Locative Existential Construction fi(ih) to TMA/Progressive Marker: Grammaticalization of fi(ih) in Gulf Arabic Pidgin
Mojedano Batel, Andrea	The Evolution of Argument Structure: Psychological Verbs of Liking in the History of Spanish
Moyna, María Irene	Children as agents of language change – diachronic evidence from Latin American Spanish Out of the Mouths of Babes: Solving Some Puzzles in Latin American Spanish Variation and Change
Mufwene, Salikoko	Evolutionary or Historical Linguistics: What’s in a Name?
Mühlenbernd, Roland	The Utterance Selection Model and Different Types of Replicator Selection
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Naitoro, Katerina	Bound yet free: the double life of POc *akin[i] and its Southeast Solomonic reflexes
Namboodiripad, Savithry	Language contact as a source of reduced flexibility in Malayalam constituent order
Nathan, Geoffrey	On the Lack of Uniformity in the Uniformitarian Principle
Nomachi, Motoki	Contact-induced grammatical changes in Kashubian in light of Andersen’s Abductive and Deductive Change (1973)
Nowak, Jessica	Ablaut pattern extension as partial regularization strategies in Germanic languages
Nuyts, Jan	Re-autonomization in the system of the Dutch modals – further perspectives
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Oliver, José María	An approach to diachronic verb typology.
Onishi, Teigo	Umbrian <rs> and <rf>: synchronic and diachronic analysis
Ortiz Ciscomani, Rosa Maria	Dative possessor in ditransitive Spanish predication, in diachronic perspective
Oudesluijs, Tino	The difficulty of determining contact-induced language change in historical data: evidence from selected English urban vernaculars (c. 1400-1700)
Owens, Jonathan	Contact and what grammaticalization theory won’t tell you about language history
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Padilla-Moyano, Manuel	Presentatives in Eastern Basque: change in deixis system and language contact
Palviainen, Santeri	Innovations in Finnish paradigm: change in progress
Parra-Guinaldo, Víctor	The Diminutive Relexification Cycle: Historical Robust Generator of New Words in Spanish
Pat-El, Na'Ama	The Origin of the Semitic Relative Marker “The Influence of Aramaic on the Modern Arabic Dialects of the Levant and Mesopotamia: A Critical Re-evaluation”
Perez Saldanya, Manuel	From time to cause and condition: the Basque conjunction gero
Petré, Peter	The absolute construction in English and French: A case of syntactic influence? The extravagant progressive. An experimental corpus study on the history of emphatic [BE Ving]
Pham, Andrea	The Emergence of a New Phoneme: the Vietnamese Case
Pick, Andrew	A Reconstruction of Proto-Croiselles Phonology and Lexicon
Pierce, Marc	Contextualizing the Study of Texas German
Pijpops, Dirk	Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite
Pinango, Maria Mercedes	On the role of situational context in language variation and linguistic change: experimental evidence from Iberian, Mexican Altiplano and Rioplatense Spanish.
Piwowarczyk, Dariusz	Towards a typology of paradigm leveling – a computational approach
Polis, Stéphane	Universally dispreferred structures through change: the diachrony of affix ordering in Egyptian-Coptic Dynamicized semantic maps of content words: Comparing long-term lexical changes in Ancient Egyptian and Greek
Pounder, Amanda	ANIMACY AND OPTIONALITY IN NUMBER SYSTEMS: A DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE
Prömer, Christina	Interpolating diachronic phonotactic data: on the logistic spread of Middle English schwa loss
Puerma Bonilla, Javier	Characterization of the subject and direct object of transitive sentences in the history of Spanish
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Radkevich, Nina	Language comparison and population history
Rahimifar, Mansour	Development of Present Perfect in contemporary Persian
Ranacher, Peter	The loss of verbal categories in Indo-European
Rapaport, Steven J.	Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European
Ratcliffe, Robert	Testing the hypothesis that sociolinguistic parameters of contact determine structural effects, with special reference to highly contact influenced varieties of Arabic: Buxari (Uzbekistan), Nubi (Uganda), Kormatiki (Cyprus) and Maltese.
Rauhala, Ilona	The adjective attribute marking system in Proto-Saami
Rea, Beatrice	A diachronic account of variation in Romance auxiliary selection, with new evidence from Montréal French
Reinöhl, Uta	Syntactic paradigmatization as a constraint on grammaticalization - On the rise of participial predicates in Indo-Aryan Towards a typology of old grams
Resemeyer, Malte	The expression of subject pronouns in Spanish and Portuguese wh-interrogatives
Reshef, Yael	From Written to Spoken Usage: The Contribution of Pre-revival Linguistic Habits to the Formation of the Colloquial Register of Modern Hebrew
Ritt, Nikolaus	Interpolating diachronic phonotactic data: on the logistic spread of Middle English schwa loss
Rogers, Phillip	Building a foundation for Papuan historical linguistics: Documentation and description of the Bitur and Abom languages of Southern New Guinea
Rojas-Berscia, Luis Miguel	The social history of Shawi. a Token-Based Approach
Romagno, Domenica	The Accusative of Respect in Ancient Greek: Semantic Properties, Situation Types and Actionality
Rosemeyer, Malte	The road to auxiliariness: the view from speaker-listener interaction
Rosenkvist, Henrik	Final negative particles in Swedish – distribution and etymology
Roses Labrada, Jorge Emilio	Language Documentation and Language Classification: Disentangling the Past of the Jodï Language
Russi, Cinzia	The emergence of Gascon negative tripartite construction ne…pas jamei ‘never’
Ryan, John M.	The Diminutive Relexification Cycle: Historical Robust Generator of New Words in Spanish
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Sagara, Keiko	Paradigm Levelling in Japanese Sign Language and Related Languages
Salmons, Joe	Leaving Their Mark: How Wisconsin Came to Sound German Verticalization and the Shift from German to English in Texas
Salvesen, Christine Meklenborg	At the corner of syntax and semantics. Resumptive structures in Old French and Old Swedish
Sanker, Chelsea	Experimental Evidence for Diachronic Change
Sanz-Sánchez, Israel	Children as agents of language change – diachronic evidence from Latin American Spanish Imperfect adult L2 learning and dialect contact – two forces rowing in the same direction?
Savelyev, Alexander	The crucial role of Chuvash dialects in reconstructing Proto-Turkic (and beyond)
Schneider, Edgar	African American history from below and its linguistic implications: Ecological factors documented in the ex-slave narratives
Schneider, Edgar W.	Meanderings of one: functional changes from Early Modern English into modern World Englishes in a Complex Systems perspective
Schultz, Patrick	A preliminary database of early Modern English spelling (ca. 1500–1700)
Schätzle, Christin	Subjects, case and word order change in Icelandic: A corpus study
Sedarous, Yourdanis	The Construct State in Bohairic Coptic
Seiler, Guido	The development of Standard Average European: evidence from varieties of German Borrowing a grammar without speaking the language? The case of Amish Shwitzer
Sessarego, Sandro	On the Nature of Slavery in the Americas and its Linguistic Consequences: The Legal Hypothesis of Creole Genesis
Sharma, Devyani	Historical input and substrate transfer in Postcolonial Englishes
Sideltsev, Andrei	Allosemies of the Anatolian conjunction particle
Sigurdardottir, Sigridur Saeunn	Keeping up with the arguments: Continuity and change in Icelandic weather verbs
Singler, John	The evolution of AAVE: Evidence from Liberian Settler English
Slade, Benjamin	Adding meaning to Indo-Aryan aspectual adverbials then and again Why are there disjunctive particles in Sinhala & Dravidian relative-correlatives?: existential particles in non-existential environments
Smith, John Charles	Onomasiological subjectification: the semantic redistribution of Spanish copular verbs
Sommerer, Lotte	Constructionalization and constructional competition: investigating Old English NP ecology and the development of the indefinite article Layering as an effect of asymmetric priming – assessing the explanatory power of a psycholinguistic phenomenon for historical linguistics
Souag, Lameen	Numeral phrase borrowing in Arabic and beyond Verb-final vowel loss in Korandje
Stein, Achim	L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive
Stein, Dieter	Atomizing Linguistic Change: Taking a False (or Right) Step
Stokes, Phillip	“The Influence of Aramaic on the Modern Arabic Dialects of the Levant and Mesopotamia: A Critical Re-evaluation”
Stroh-Wollin, Ulla	Noun phrase word order in Old Swedish - from pragmatic fronting to determiner-first word order
Stronski, Krzysztof	On the syntax of non-finite constructions in early New-Indo-Aryan
Sundquist, John	The Diachrony of Light Verb Constructions in Old Swedish
Szabolcsi, Anna	Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives
Szczepaniak, Renata	The emergence of sentence-internal capitalization in German: New perspectives on the history of a spelling convention
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Tanabe, Kazuko	The regularization change of language use of IRASSHARU in Japanese honorifics
Tantucci, Vittorio	From immediate to extended intersubjectification: Semasiological change as gradient codification of a 3rd party
Tejedo-Herrero, Fernando	Imperfect adult L2 learning and dialect contact – two forces rowing in the same direction?
Tokaj, Joanna	On the syntax of non-finite constructions in early New-Indo-Aryan
Torres Cacoullos, Rena	Closing Plenary Lecture, Synchrony meets diachrony: Reconsidering convergence
Tremblay, Mireille	Gender Asymmetries in Old French Determiners
Trips, Carola	Copying of argument structure: a gap in borrowing scales and a new approach to contact-induced change
Turner, Robin	The Evolution of the Periphrastic Future in Dialogue with the Subjunctive Future in Romance
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Vajda, Edward	Patterns of retention and innovation in Dene-Yeniseian verb morphology
Van de Velde, Freek	Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite Retro-predicting language change with binomial regression analysis
van Gelderen, Elly	The Diachrony of ditransitives in English
van Kemenade, Ans	Word Order Change Online: Language Change, Second Language Acquisition, Computational Modelling and Simulation
Verbeke, Saartje	On the syntax of non-finite constructions in early New-Indo-Aryan
Vincent, Nigel	Markers and models in linguistic change
Västi, Katja	Innovations in Finnish paradigm: change in progress
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Walter, Mary Ann	Neuters to None: A Diachronic Perspective on Loanword Gender in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian A Quantitative Investigation of Noun Pluralization in Cypriot Maronite and Maltese Arabic
Watanabe, Kazuha	Reduction of Aspectual Marking in Present Tense
Watkins, Jonathan	Annotating Presuppositional Information in Historical Corpora
Weber, Natalie	Blackfoot reflexes of Proto-Algonquian clusters
White, David L.	A Neglected Possibility for How Grammatical Resemblances between Germanic and Romance Could Have Been Created: Parallel Influences from Celtic
Whitman, John	Genitive/active to nominative case in Japanese: the role of complex experiencer constructions
Wickham, Christopher	Comanche and German on the Texas Frontier
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