ICHL23: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS 23

This page contains an index consisting of author-provided keywords.

(
(In)definiteness	Noun phrase word order in Old Swedish - from pragmatic fronting to determiner-first word order
(Morpho-)syntactic developments	The reduction of object marking in Cuwabo verbs and subsequent syntactic developments
A
absolute construction	The absolute construction in English and French: A case of syntactic influence?
accusative case	The Accusative of Respect in Ancient Greek: Semantic Properties, Situation Types and Actionality
accusative of respect	The Accusative of Respect in Ancient Greek: Semantic Properties, Situation Types and Actionality
adaptive change	Dichotomies of Change: Where to draw the line(s), if at all?
Adjective	Language change and grammaticalization. A new look into directionality the birth of a grammatical category: the case of the adjective class The adjective attribute marking system in Proto-Saami
affix ordering	Universally dispreferred structures through change: the diachrony of affix ordering in Egyptian-Coptic
Afrikaans	Changes in the Afrikaans genitive since standardization
Afro-Asiatic Languages	The Construct State in Bohairic Coptic
Afroasiatic	The Origin of the Semitic Relative Marker
agentivity	Identity Construction and Representation in Past Speech Communities: Sociolinguistic Models of Intra-Speaker Variation in Middle English Written Correspondence
agreement	The development of agreement in Germanic: evidence from a parallel text analysis Criteria for subjecthood and non-canonical subjects in Ancient Greek
agreement markers	Subject clitics in Romance: from adjoined pronouns to incorporated agreement markers
alignment	On the syntax of non-finite constructions in early New-Indo-Aryan Antipassives and other argument demoting constructions in Insular Celtic Expanding the canon: The unrecognized role of alignment in the typology of suppletion CHANGES TO ALIGNMENT IN MAYAN LANGUAGES SO FAR Valency-changing categories in a diachronic typological perspective: Alignment types and valency derivations in Indo-European and beyond
alignment change	Genitive/active to nominative case in Japanese: the role of complex experiencer constructions
Alignment changes	Voice, alignment changes and the rise of head-marking
analogy	Analogy as Local Generalization: The Solution to (almost) all our Problems The role of perception in paradigm leveling and beyond Diffusional change of the Chinese scalar additive construction derived from prohibitives
analytic perfect	On the Rise of the Analytic Perfect Aspect in the West Iranian Languages
Analyticity	THE RADICALLY ISOLATING LANGUAGES OF FLORES: A CHALLENGE TO DIACHRONIC THEORY
Anatolian	Allosemies of the Anatolian conjunction particle
Ancient Egyptian	Dynamicized semantic maps of content words: Comparing long-term lexical changes in Ancient Egyptian and Greek
Ancient Greek	Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics Dynamicized semantic maps of content words: Comparing long-term lexical changes in Ancient Egyptian and Greek Criteria for subjecthood and non-canonical subjects in Ancient Greek The Accusative of Respect in Ancient Greek: Semantic Properties, Situation Types and Actionality
animacy	ANIMACY AND OPTIONALITY IN NUMBER SYSTEMS: A DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE The Accusative of Respect in Ancient Greek: Semantic Properties, Situation Types and Actionality
anticausative	Oblique Anticausatives in the Early/Archaic Indo-European Languages: A Morphosyntactic Isogloss
anticausatives	Passives, anticausatives, and “aorist passives” in Vedic Sanskrit: Synchronic and diachronic perspectives
antipassive	Antipassives and other argument demoting constructions in Insular Celtic Markedness reversal between antipassive and transitive constructions as a possible diachronic process of alignment change
Aorist passives	Passives, anticausatives, and “aorist passives” in Vedic Sanskrit: Synchronic and diachronic perspectives
Arabic	Numeral phrase borrowing in Arabic and beyond Contact and what grammaticalization theory won’t tell you about language history The Construct State in Bohairic Coptic Strategies for intra-Semitic verb borrowing: the case of Arabic loanverbs in North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic The Role of Contact-Induced Grammaticalization in Arabic Pluriform Development Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
Areal linguistics	Reconstructing the origin and spread of social category terms in the Australian continent
Areal typology	Constructional change and variation in an areal perspective: evidence from the potential complement construction in Min The development of Standard Average European: evidence from varieties of German
argument structure	Keeping up with the arguments: Continuity and change in Icelandic weather verbs The Evolution of Argument Structure: Psychological Verbs of Liking in the History of Spanish
Aspect	On the role of situational context in language variation and linguistic change: experimental evidence from Iberian, Mexican Altiplano and Rioplatense Spanish. Continuity and change in the aspect systems of Vedic and Latin Reduction of Aspectual Marking in Present Tense Inflectional change in Copala Triqui
Aspectual Restriction	Is the English Progressive Incompatible with a Stative Construal?
assertivity	From immediate to extended intersubjectification: Semasiological change as gradient codification of a 3rd party
asymmetric priming	Layering as an effect of asymmetric priming – assessing the explanatory power of a psycholinguistic phenomenon for historical linguistics
attitudinal meaning	Syntactically independent exclamative zu-infinitives in Modern German: diachrony and cross-linguistic comparison
Audience Design	Tracing Patterns of Intra-Speaker Variation in Historical Corpora of English Correspondence: Data from HiStylVar Project
Australian languages	Reconstructing the origin and spread of social category terms in the Australian continent
Austronesian	THE RADICALLY ISOLATING LANGUAGES OF FLORES: A CHALLENGE TO DIACHRONIC THEORY
auxiliary selection	A diachronic account of variation in Romance auxiliary selection, with new evidence from Montréal French
B
Baltic	Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European
Balto-Slavic	The Slavic Reflexes of the PIE Syllabic Sonorants
Bantu	Language change in East African Bantu: multilingualism and its effects
Bantu languages	Morphosyntactic micro-variation in Bantu languages: A parametric approach and three case studies
Basque	Split ergativity in Basque: the axis of number The new Basque Historical-Etymological Dictionary: advancements on the reconstruction of the Basque lexicon Ergative from Passive in Proto-Basque The loss of a typologically rare opposition in two endangered dialects: /h/ vs. /h̃/ in Mixean and Zuberoan Basque From time to cause and condition: the Basque conjunction gero
Bayesian phylogenetics	The loss of verbal categories in Indo-European
Berber	Numeral phrase borrowing in Arabic and beyond
bilingual suppletion	Numeral phrase borrowing in Arabic and beyond
bilingualism	The Impacts of Bilingual Production Monitoring on Non-Dominant Language Lexica Historical input and substrate transfer in Postcolonial Englishes Reconstructing the context and causes of prehistoric contact-induced change: a case study from Papua New Guinea
binomial regression	Retro-predicting language change with binomial regression analysis
borrowing	Reconstructing the origin and spread of social category terms in the Australian continent Strategies for intra-Semitic verb borrowing: the case of Arabic loanverbs in North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic The historical development of the Maltese plural suffixes -iet and -(i)jiet.
borrowing from a distance	Language change at a distance
borrowing hierarchies	Copying of argument structure: a gap in borrowing scales and a new approach to contact-induced change
brace construction	Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution
brace negation	Finding needles in haystacks: Non-dominant multilingual speakers as agents of change in Early Modern Dutch
C
Cartography	MEDIEVAL ROMANCE AND ITS PLACE IN THE VERB SECOND TYPOLOGY
case	Romance genitive plural remnants show that sound change alone didn’t cause Latin loss of case
causal conjunctions	From time to cause and condition: the Basque conjunction gero
causative	The Diachrony of ditransitives in English Valency-changing categories in a diachronic typological perspective: Alignment types and valency derivations in Indo-European and beyond
Celtic	A Neglected Possibility for How Grammatical Resemblances between Germanic and Romance Could Have Been Created: Parallel Influences from Celtic Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European
Child language acquisition	Children as agents of language change – diachronic evidence from Latin American Spanish
Chinese	Reinforcement or Constructional Realignment: Quantifier Yixie in Mandarin Chinese A diachronic typology of the universal superparticle: an inter-genetic view Diffusional change of the Chinese scalar additive construction derived from prohibitives
chunking	From immediate to extended intersubjectification: Semasiological change as gradient codification of a 3rd party
code copying	L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive
Coercion	Trifles make the sum of life! A construction grammar perspective on speaker innovation
cognitive biases	Experimental Semiotics, Representational Biases and the Atoms of Language Change
Cognitive Linguistics	Trifles make the sum of life! A construction grammar perspective on speaker innovation
cognitive semantics	Caer en temores infundados: On the Historical Evolution of Spanish Collocations with the Verb Caer 'Fall' and Stative Nouns
collocations	Caer en temores infundados: On the Historical Evolution of Spanish Collocations with the Verb Caer 'Fall' and Stative Nouns
Colloquial register	From Written to Spoken Usage: The Contribution of Pre-revival Linguistic Habits to the Formation of the Colloquial Register of Modern Hebrew
Common Slavic	The Slavic Reflexes of the PIE Syllabic Sonorants
Comparative Method	The Proto-Creole of the Gulf of Guinea and its daughter languages: from liquid consonants to complex onsets and vowel lengthening
comparative reconstruction	Redrawing the Boundaries: Fluctuating Time Reference in the Sogeram Languages of Papua New Guinea
comparative syntax	An approach to diachronic verb typology.
complementizer	Czech complementizer zda(li) ‘whether, if’: The path of grammaticalization
Computational Linguistics	Towards a typology of paradigm leveling – a computational approach Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics
computational methods	A “pseudo-geographic” approach to reconstructing the histories of words: Application to Germanic languages
computational simulation	Word Order Change Online: Language Change, Second Language Acquisition, Computational Modelling and Simulation
conditional clauses	Conditionals past and present: A semantic account of the retention of the imperfect subjunctive in Mexican Spanish
conjunction	Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives
Conjunction particle	A diachronic typology of the universal superparticle: an inter-genetic view
constituents	Characterization of the subject and direct object of transitive sentences in the history of Spanish
Construction	Diachrony and nominal constructions: tracking the evolution of Spanish el hecho de (que)
Construction Grammar	Reinforcement or Constructional Realignment: Quantifier Yixie in Mandarin Chinese Trifles make the sum of life! A construction grammar perspective on speaker innovation
constructional competition	Constructionalization and constructional competition: investigating Old English NP ecology and the development of the indefinite article
constructionalization	Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish
Constructions	A diachronic constructional approach to German modal particles
Contact linguistics	Imperfect adult L2 learning and dialect contact – two forces rowing in the same direction?
contact-induced change	Language contact as a source of reduced flexibility in Malayalam constituent order The historical development of the Maltese plural suffixes -iet and -(i)jiet. Finding needles in haystacks: Non-dominant multilingual speakers as agents of change in Early Modern Dutch
Contact-induced dialect change	Grammaticalization of the future marker in Palestinian Arabic: An internal or a contact-induced change?
Contact-Induced Grammaticalization	The Role of Contact-Induced Grammaticalization in Arabic Pluriform Development
Contact-induced language change	The difficulty of determining contact-induced language change in historical data: evidence from selected English urban vernaculars (c. 1400-1700)
content bias	Experimental Semiotics, Representational Biases and the Atoms of Language Change
continuity	Keeping up with the arguments: Continuity and change in Icelandic weather verbs
conventionalisation	Syntactically independent exclamative zu-infinitives in Modern German: diachrony and cross-linguistic comparison
convergence	Syntactic paradigmatization as a constraint on grammaticalization - On the rise of participial predicates in Indo-Aryan Morphosyntactic micro-variation in Bantu languages: A parametric approach and three case studies
copying of argument structure	Copying of argument structure: a gap in borrowing scales and a new approach to contact-induced change
corpus	Changes in the Afrikaans genitive since standardization
Corpus linguistics	The Diachrony of Light Verb Constructions in Old Swedish Meanderings of one: functional changes from Early Modern English into modern World Englishes in a Complex Systems perspective The emergence of sentence-internal capitalization in German: New perspectives on the history of a spelling convention A corpus of multilingual textbooks of the Early Modern Age – A new perspective on questions of historical linguistics Subjects, case and word order change in Icelandic: A corpus study
corpus methodology	The extravagant progressive. An experimental corpus study on the history of emphatic [BE Ving]
corpus study	Korean –tul: A comparative development between North and South Korean Syntactically independent exclamative zu-infinitives in Modern German: diachrony and cross-linguistic comparison
correlation	Synchrony and diachrony of a multifunctional particle: Latin nec
creole	CRYPTOLECTS AND JAMAICAN MAROON SPIRIT LANGUAGE
creoles	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.
creolization	IS THERE A SUCH THING AS CREOLIZATION? EVALUATING THE FEATURE POOL HYPOTHESIS
cross-linguistic corpus annotation	Annotating Presuppositional Information in Historical Corpora
Crytpolects	CRYPTOLECTS AND JAMAICAN MAROON SPIRIT LANGUAGE
cumulative exponence	The loss of verbal categories in Indo-European
cycle	Reflexive Constructions in German, Spanish, and French as a Product of Cyclic Interaction
Czech	Czech complementizer zda(li) ‘whether, if’: The path of grammaticalization
D
Danish	It is me – Old Danish subject complements in the oblique form Word order paradigms and grammaticalization
dative	Caer en temores infundados: On the Historical Evolution of Spanish Collocations with the Verb Caer 'Fall' and Stative Nouns L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive
dative experiencer	FROM MIDDLE VOICE TO DATIVE ALIGNMENT: A DIACHRONIC SHIFT WITH SPANISH EXPERIENTAL VERBS
dative possessor	Dative possessor in ditransitive Spanish predication, in diachronic perspective
Dative Subject Construction	The Evolution of Argument Structure: Psychological Verbs of Liking in the History of Spanish
DATR	Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics
degrammaticalization	Loss of future semantics and raising properties of an auxiliary verb
degrammation	On the Rise of the Analytic Perfect Aspect in the West Iranian Languages
delocativization	Diachronic Delocativization and Abstraction of Phrases Headed by the Spanish Preposition a. “Domino Effect” in a Lexical and Semantic Change
demonstratives	Contact and what grammaticalization theory won’t tell you about language history Grammaticalization and the Emergence of Personal Pronouns
demotion	Antipassives and other argument demoting constructions in Insular Celtic
determiners	From Noun to Determiner/Quantifier: Pseudo-partitives and Language Change Gender Asymmetries in Old French Determiners
Diachronic	Passives, anticausatives, and “aorist passives” in Vedic Sanskrit: Synchronic and diachronic perspectives
diachronic layering	Diachronic layerings and diaspora: a sociohistorical study of changes in personal names among Indian South Africans of Indic and Dravidian backgrounds.
diachronic syntax	Syntax and Information Structure: V-Final Root Clauses in German From time to cause and condition: the Basque conjunction gero An approach to diachronic verb typology.
diachronic typology	Operational principles of »morphological analogy« and the status of »paradigmatic levelling« Universally dispreferred structures through change: the diachrony of affix ordering in Egyptian-Coptic A diachronic typology of the universal superparticle: an inter-genetic view
Dialect contact	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? Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
dialect geography	A “pseudo-geographic” approach to reconstructing the histories of words: Application to Germanic languages
Dialectology	Borrowing a grammar without speaking the language? The case of Amish Shwitzer Subject clitics in Romance: from adjoined pronouns to incorporated agreement markers The development of Standard Average European: evidence from varieties of German
diaspora	Diachronic layerings and diaspora: a sociohistorical study of changes in personal names among Indian South Africans of Indic and Dravidian backgrounds.
diffusion	Dichotomies of Change: Where to draw the line(s), if at all?
Diminutives	The Diminutive Relexification Cycle: Historical Robust Generator of New Words in Spanish
directionality	Language change and grammaticalization. A new look into directionality
discourse marker	Language change and grammaticalization. A new look into directionality
discourse particles	Object Movement and Two Topic Positions in Old English
disjunction	Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives
Distributed Morphology	Allosemies of the Anatolian conjunction particle
ditransitive	The Diachrony of ditransitives in English
doubling	Final negative particles in Swedish – distribution and etymology
dravidian	Why are there disjunctive particles in Sinhala & Dravidian relative-correlatives?: existential particles in non-existential environments Diachronic layerings and diaspora: a sociohistorical study of changes in personal names among Indian South Africans of Indic and Dravidian backgrounds.
Drift	THE RADICALLY ISOLATING LANGUAGES OF FLORES: A CHALLENGE TO DIACHRONIC THEORY
E
Early Modern English	Meanderings of one: functional changes from Early Modern English into modern World Englishes in a Complex Systems perspective A preliminary database of early Modern English spelling (ca. 1500–1700)
egocentric bias	Experimental Semiotics, Representational Biases and the Atoms of Language Change
endangered languages	Inflectional change in Copala Triqui
English	From obligatory to zero: Iconicity in grammaticalization The Diachrony of ditransitives in English
ergative	Two paths to split ergativity: Alignment change in Indo-Aryan and Anatolian Ergative from Passive in Proto-Basque
ergativity	Valency-changing categories in a diachronic typological perspective: Alignment types and valency derivations in Indo-European and beyond
Etymology	Reconstructing the origin and spread of social category terms in the Australian continent The adjective attribute marking system in Proto-Saami The new Basque Historical-Etymological Dictionary: advancements on the reconstruction of the Basque lexicon
evidentiality	Development of Present Perfect in contemporary Persian
evolutive change	Dichotomies of Change: Where to draw the line(s), if at all?
experiencer	Caer en temores infundados: On the Historical Evolution of Spanish Collocations with the Verb Caer 'Fall' and Stative Nouns
experiencer predicates	Criteria for subjecthood and non-canonical subjects in Ancient Greek
F
Finnish language	Innovations in Finnish paradigm: change in progress
focus	Synchrony and diachrony of a multifunctional particle: Latin nec
formal semantics	A formal study of extensional broadening in historical semantics Adding meaning to Indo-Aryan aspectual adverbials then and again
French	The Evolution of the Periphrastic Future in Dialogue with the Subjunctive Future in Romance
functionalist	Markers and models in linguistic change
Future	The Evolution of the Periphrastic Future in Dialogue with the Subjunctive Future in Romance
future tense	Loss of future semantics and raising properties of an auxiliary verb
G
Gallo-Romance	Subject clitics in Romance: from adjoined pronouns to incorporated agreement markers
Gascon	The emergence of Gascon negative tripartite construction ne…pas jamei ‘never’
gender	Neuters to None: A Diachronic Perspective on Loanword Gender in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian Gender Asymmetries in Old French Determiners Origins and Spread of Deviant Language on the Internet
genitive	Changes in the Afrikaans genitive since standardization
German	Reflexive Constructions in German, Spanish, and French as a Product of Cyclic Interaction The emergence of sentence-internal capitalization in German: New perspectives on the history of a spelling convention Syntax and Information Structure: V-Final Root Clauses in German Syntactically independent exclamative zu-infinitives in Modern German: diachrony and cross-linguistic comparison The development of Standard Average European: evidence from varieties of German
German dialects	Preterite Loss in Upper German dialects – a result of dynamic developments in the German tense and aspect system
Germanic	Borrowing a grammar without speaking the language? The case of Amish Shwitzer A Neglected Possibility for How Grammatical Resemblances between Germanic and Romance Could Have Been Created: Parallel Influences from Celtic The development of agreement in Germanic: evidence from a parallel text analysis Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure From Noun to Determiner/Quantifier: Pseudo-partitives and Language Change Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite
Gothic	The demise of the Gothic mediopassive and the rise of a new passive paradigm
Gramaticalización	La evolución del gerundio de posterioridad
grammaticalisation	From Noun to Determiner/Quantifier: Pseudo-partitives and Language Change Word order paradigms and grammaticalization
grammaticalization	A diachronic constructional approach to German modal particles Subject clitics in Romance: from adjoined pronouns to incorporated agreement markers On the Grammaticalization of the Nominative with Infinitive Construction in Baltic and Slavic Language change and grammaticalization. A new look into directionality Remotivating inflectional classes: an unexpected effect of grammaticalization Syntactic paradigmatization as a constraint on grammaticalization - On the rise of participial predicates in Indo-Aryan Reflexive Constructions in German, Spanish, and French as a Product of Cyclic Interaction On the role of situational context in language variation and linguistic change: experimental evidence from Iberian, Mexican Altiplano and Rioplatense Spanish. The extravagant progressive. An experimental corpus study on the history of emphatic [BE Ving] Grammaticalization and the Emergence of Personal Pronouns Loss of future semantics and raising properties of an auxiliary verb Two paths to split ergativity: Alignment change in Indo-Aryan and Anatolian Preterite Loss in Upper German dialects – a result of dynamic developments in the German tense and aspect system Spatial Marking in the Muya Language Towards a typology of old grams Spanish and French HOMŌ-derived Impersonal Pronouns: Stalled Grammaticalization Czech complementizer zda(li) ‘whether, if’: The path of grammaticalization Grammaticalization of the future marker in Palestinian Arabic: An internal or a contact-induced change? From time to cause and condition: the Basque conjunction gero From Locative Existential Construction fi(ih) to TMA/Progressive Marker: Grammaticalization of fi(ih) in Gulf Arabic Pidgin The road to auxiliariness: the view from speaker-listener interaction A formal semantic analysis of the grammaticalization of the durative aspect marker zai in Chinese Constructionalization and constructional competition: investigating Old English NP ecology and the development of the indefinite article Diffusional change of the Chinese scalar additive construction derived from prohibitives
Graphemic variation and change	The emergence of sentence-internal capitalization in German: New perspectives on the history of a spelling convention
Greek	Analogy as Local Generalization: The Solution to (almost) all our Problems
Greek-Latin linguistics	the birth of a grammatical category: the case of the adjective class
Gulf Arabic Pidgin	From Locative Existential Construction fi(ih) to TMA/Progressive Marker: Grammaticalization of fi(ih) in Gulf Arabic Pidgin
H
Head-marking	Voice, alignment changes and the rise of head-marking
Hebrew	The Construct State in Bohairic Coptic
Henning Andersen	Dichotomies of Change: Where to draw the line(s), if at all? The Slavic Reflexes of the PIE Syllabic Sonorants
Historical linguistics	The Construct State in Bohairic Coptic From Locative Existential Construction fi(ih) to TMA/Progressive Marker: Grammaticalization of fi(ih) in Gulf Arabic Pidgin The Evolution of Case in Indo-Aryan
historical phonology	Uto-Aztecan sources for word-final tl in Nahuatl dialectology : Evidence from cognate constructions Blackfoot reflexes of Proto-Algonquian clusters
historical semantics	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
historical sociolinguistics	A corpus of multilingual textbooks of the Early Modern Age – A new perspective on questions of historical linguistics The difficulty of determining contact-induced language change in historical data: evidence from selected English urban vernaculars (c. 1400-1700)
historical syntax	Language change and grammaticalization. A new look into directionality Language comparison and population history
history of English	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
history of linguistics	the birth of a grammatical category: the case of the adjective class
Hungarian	Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives
hypercorrection	The role of perception in paradigm leveling and beyond
hypocorrection	The role of perception in paradigm leveling and beyond
I
Icelandic	Keeping up with the arguments: Continuity and change in Icelandic weather verbs Expletive subjects in Icelandic: A diachronic study Subjects, case and word order change in Icelandic: A corpus study
idiomaticity	From immediate to extended intersubjectification: Semasiological change as gradient codification of a 3rd party
Imperfective	On the role of situational context in language variation and linguistic change: experimental evidence from Iberian, Mexican Altiplano and Rioplatense Spanish.
impersonal	Spanish and French HOMŌ-derived Impersonal Pronouns: Stalled Grammaticalization
impersonal transitive construction	Genitive/active to nominative case in Japanese: the role of complex experiencer constructions
inchoative	Caer en temores infundados: On the Historical Evolution of Spanish Collocations with the Verb Caer 'Fall' and Stative Nouns
indefinite article	Constructionalization and constructional competition: investigating Old English NP ecology and the development of the indefinite article
indefinite temporal adverbial	The emergence of Gascon negative tripartite construction ne…pas jamei ‘never’
indefinites	Vala-Indefinites and Covert Operators in Old Hungarian
indic	Diachronic layerings and diaspora: a sociohistorical study of changes in personal names among Indian South Africans of Indic and Dravidian backgrounds.
Indicative	The Evolution of the Periphrastic Future in Dialogue with the Subjunctive Future in Romance
Indo-Aryan	On the syntax of non-finite constructions in early New-Indo-Aryan 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 Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European
Indo-Aryan languages	The Evolution of Case in Indo-Aryan
Indo-European	Allosemies of the Anatolian conjunction particle The externalization of inflection in Indo-European pronouns Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure The loss of verbal categories in Indo-European Oblique Anticausatives in the Early/Archaic Indo-European Languages: A Morphosyntactic Isogloss A diachronic typology of the universal superparticle: an inter-genetic view Valency-changing categories in a diachronic typological perspective: Alignment types and valency derivations in Indo-European and beyond
Indo-Iranian
infinitive	Syntactically independent exclamative zu-infinitives in Modern German: diachrony and cross-linguistic comparison
inflection loss	Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European The Evolution of Case in Indo-Aryan
inflectional morphology	Remotivating inflectional classes: an unexpected effect of grammaticalization
information structure	Syntax and Information Structure: V-Final Root Clauses in German
intersubjectification	From immediate to extended intersubjectification: Semasiological change as gradient codification of a 3rd party
Italic	Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European
J
jamaican	CRYPTOLECTS AND JAMAICAN MAROON SPIRIT LANGUAGE
Japanese	Reduction of Aspectual Marking in Present Tense
Japanese honorifics	The regularization change of language use of IRASSHARU in Japanese honorifics
Japanese Sign Language	Paradigm Levelling in Japanese Sign Language and Related Languages
K
Korean	Korean –tul: A comparative development between North and South Korean
L
L2 acquisition	Imperfect adult L2 learning and dialect contact – two forces rowing in the same direction? L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive
L2 speakers	Leaving Their Mark: How Wisconsin Came to Sound German
language contact	Numeral phrase borrowing in Arabic and beyond Borrowing a grammar without speaking the language? The case of Amish Shwitzer Language change in East African Bantu: multilingualism and its effects A Neglected Possibility for How Grammatical Resemblances between Germanic and Romance Could Have Been Created: Parallel Influences from Celtic Children as agents of language change – diachronic evidence from Latin American Spanish When Prosody can be Reconstructed: A case from Papua New Guinea Spatial Marking in the Muya Language Verb-final vowel loss in Korandje Presentatives in Eastern Basque: change in deixis system and language contact Leaving Their Mark: How Wisconsin Came to Sound German Word Order Change Online: Language Change, Second Language Acquisition, Computational Modelling and Simulation L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive THE RADICALLY ISOLATING LANGUAGES OF FLORES: A CHALLENGE TO DIACHRONIC THEORY Reconstructing the context and causes of prehistoric contact-induced change: a case study from Papua New Guinea
language evolution	Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution
Language reconstruction	The Proto-Creole of the Gulf of Guinea and its daughter languages: from liquid consonants to complex onsets and vowel lengthening
language transfer	Historical input and substrate transfer in Postcolonial Englishes
Language variation	Constructional change and variation in an areal perspective: evidence from the potential complement construction in Min
language varieties	Origins and Spread of Deviant Language on the Internet
language-contact	Strategies for intra-Semitic verb borrowing: the case of Arabic loanverbs in North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic
Latin	Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution Synchrony and diachrony of a multifunctional particle: Latin nec
layering	Layering as an effect of asymmetric priming – assessing the explanatory power of a psycholinguistic phenomenon for historical linguistics
learnability	Experimental Semiotics, Representational Biases and the Atoms of Language Change
Left Periphery	MEDIEVAL ROMANCE AND ITS PLACE IN THE VERB SECOND TYPOLOGY Recomplementation and A-topics in Old Spanish
levelling	Analogy as Local Generalization: The Solution to (almost) all our Problems
lexical and semantic changes	Diachronic Delocativization and Abstraction of Phrases Headed by the Spanish Preposition a. “Domino Effect” in a Lexical and Semantic Change
Lexical hybrids	The development of agreement in Germanic: evidence from a parallel text analysis
lexical innovations	A “pseudo-geographic” approach to reconstructing the histories of words: Application to Germanic languages
lexical intrusions	The Impacts of Bilingual Production Monitoring on Non-Dominant Language Lexica
lexical selection	The Impacts of Bilingual Production Monitoring on Non-Dominant Language Lexica
Lexical semantic maps	Dynamicized semantic maps of content words: Comparing long-term lexical changes in Ancient Egyptian and Greek
lexical semantics	A formal study of extensional broadening in historical semantics
Lexicon	The Proto-Creole of the Gulf of Guinea and its daughter languages: from liquid consonants to complex onsets and vowel lengthening
Light Verbs	The Diachrony of Light Verb Constructions in Old Swedish
linguistic phylogeny	Why morphology matters in comparative-historical linguistics, phylogenetics and language pre-history research
loanword	Neuters to None: A Diachronic Perspective on Loanword Gender in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian
loss of inflection	Romance genitive plural remnants show that sound change alone didn’t cause Latin loss of case
M
Maltese	A Quantitative Investigation of Noun Pluralization in Cypriot Maronite and Maltese Arabic The historical development of the Maltese plural suffixes -iet and -(i)jiet.
markedness	Markedness reversal between antipassive and transitive constructions as a possible diachronic process of alignment change
mathematical model	The Impacts of Bilingual Production Monitoring on Non-Dominant Language Lexica
mathematical modelling	Layering as an effect of asymmetric priming – assessing the explanatory power of a psycholinguistic phenomenon for historical linguistics
Mayan	CHANGES TO ALIGNMENT IN MAYAN LANGUAGES SO FAR
Medieval Romance	MEDIEVAL ROMANCE AND ITS PLACE IN THE VERB SECOND TYPOLOGY
metaphor	Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure Trifles make the sum of life! A construction grammar perspective on speaker innovation
metatypy	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.
micro-variation	Morphosyntactic micro-variation in Bantu languages: A parametric approach and three case studies
Middle English	The actuation of Locative Inversion in English: a diachronic and comparative perspective Copying of argument structure: a gap in borrowing scales and a new approach to contact-induced change L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive The absolute construction in English and French: A case of syntactic influence?
Middle French	The absolute construction in English and French: A case of syntactic influence?
middle voice	FROM MIDDLE VOICE TO DATIVE ALIGNMENT: A DIACHRONIC SHIFT WITH SPANISH EXPERIENTAL VERBS
Migration patterns	The difficulty of determining contact-induced language change in historical data: evidence from selected English urban vernaculars (c. 1400-1700)
Mixed languages	Borrowing a grammar without speaking the language? The case of Amish Shwitzer
modal
modality	Loss of future semantics and raising properties of an auxiliary verb
Modern English	The actuation of Locative Inversion in English: a diachronic and comparative perspective
Modern Hebrew	From Written to Spoken Usage: The Contribution of Pre-revival Linguistic Habits to the Formation of the Colloquial Register of Modern Hebrew
Montréal French	A diachronic account of variation in Romance auxiliary selection, with new evidence from Montréal French
morphological analogy	Operational principles of »morphological analogy« and the status of »paradigmatic levelling«
Morphological change	Children as agents of language change – diachronic evidence from Latin American Spanish Language change at a distance
morphological conditioning	Verb-final vowel loss in Korandje
Morphological loss	The reduction of object marking in Cuwabo verbs and subsequent syntactic developments
morphological number	Split ergativity in Basque: the axis of number
morphology	Why morphology matters in comparative-historical linguistics, phylogenetics and language pre-history research Innovations in Finnish paradigm: change in progress Expanding the canon: The unrecognized role of alignment in the typology of suppletion A Quantitative Investigation of Noun Pluralization in Cypriot Maronite and Maltese Arabic
morphophonemic change	Sugar, we’re going down: Vowel lowering in Gaza City Arabic
morphosyntax	The Origin of the Semitic Relative Marker Morphosyntactic micro-variation in Bantu languages: A parametric approach and three case studies
morphosyntax/semantics interface	The Accusative of Respect in Ancient Greek: Semantic Properties, Situation Types and Actionality
Multidimensional Scaling	Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish
multifunctional particles	Synchrony and diachrony of a multifunctional particle: Latin nec
N
negation	Final negative particles in Swedish – distribution and etymology The emergence of Gascon negative tripartite construction ne…pas jamei ‘never’ Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives Synchrony and diachrony of a multifunctional particle: Latin nec
negative concord	Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives
negative coordination
Neogrammarian	Verb-final vowel loss in Korandje
Netspeak	Origins and Spread of Deviant Language on the Internet
Network Morphology	Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics
Nominal determination	Constructionalization and constructional competition: investigating Old English NP ecology and the development of the indefinite article
Nominalization	CHANGES TO ALIGNMENT IN MAYAN LANGUAGES SO FAR
nominalized clauses	Genitive/active to nominative case in Japanese: the role of complex experiencer constructions
nominative	It is me – Old Danish subject complements in the oblique form
nominative object	On the Grammaticalization of the Nominative with Infinitive Construction in Baltic and Slavic
nominative with infinitive	On the Grammaticalization of the Nominative with Infinitive Construction in Baltic and Slavic
non-canonical subjects	Criteria for subjecthood and non-canonical subjects in Ancient Greek
non-dominant bilinguals	Finding needles in haystacks: Non-dominant multilingual speakers as agents of change in Early Modern Dutch
non-dominant code	Copying of argument structure: a gap in borrowing scales and a new approach to contact-induced change
non-dominant speakers	The Impacts of Bilingual Production Monitoring on Non-Dominant Language Lexica
non-finites	On the syntax of non-finite constructions in early New-Indo-Aryan
Norwegian	Word order change in Norwegian: One factor with several consequences
null-subject languages	Subject clitics in Romance: from adjoined pronouns to incorporated agreement markers
Number	ANIMACY AND OPTIONALITY IN NUMBER SYSTEMS: A DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE
O
object movement	Object Movement and Two Topic Positions in Old English
Object shift	Word order change in Norwegian: One factor with several consequences
oblique form	It is me – Old Danish subject complements in the oblique form
oblique subject	Oblique Anticausatives in the Early/Archaic Indo-European Languages: A Morphosyntactic Isogloss
oblique subjects	Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure
Obsolescence	Loss of Inflection in Yawarana (Cariban)
Oceanic	Bound yet free: the double life of POc *akin[i] and its Southeast Solomonic reflexes
Old English	Object Movement and Two Topic Positions in Old English Word order paradigms and grammaticalization Constructionalization and constructional competition: investigating Old English NP ecology and the development of the indefinite article
Old French	At the corner of syntax and semantics. Resumptive structures in Old French and Old Swedish Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution Copying of argument structure: a gap in borrowing scales and a new approach to contact-induced change A diachronic account of variation in Romance auxiliary selection, with new evidence from Montréal French L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive Gender Asymmetries in Old French Determiners
Old French sources	Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution
Old Germanic	At the corner of syntax and semantics. Resumptive structures in Old French and Old Swedish
old grams	Towards a typology of old grams
Old High German	The development of Standard Average European: evidence from varieties of German
Old Hungarian	Vala-Indefinites and Covert Operators in Old Hungarian
Old Irish	Antipassives and other argument demoting constructions in Insular Celtic
Old Japanese	A diachronic typology of the universal superparticle: an inter-genetic view
Old Norwegian	Deconstructing Stylistic fronting in Old Norwegian and Old Spanish
Old Persian
Old Romance	At the corner of syntax and semantics. Resumptive structures in Old French and Old Swedish
Old Spanish	Deconstructing Stylistic fronting in Old Norwegian and Old Spanish Recomplementation and A-topics in Old Spanish
Old Swedish	At the corner of syntax and semantics. Resumptive structures in Old French and Old Swedish The Diachrony of Light Verb Constructions in Old Swedish Noun phrase word order in Old Swedish - from pragmatic fronting to determiner-first word order
onomasiology	Onomasiological subjectification: the semantic redistribution of Spanish copular verbs
Optionality	ANIMACY AND OPTIONALITY IN NUMBER SYSTEMS: A DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE
P
palatalisation	Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
Papuan Historical Linguistics	Building a foundation for Papuan historical linguistics: Documentation and description of the Bitur and Abom languages of Southern New Guinea
Papuan languages	When Prosody can be Reconstructed: A case from Papua New Guinea Redrawing the Boundaries: Fluctuating Time Reference in the Sogeram Languages of Papua New Guinea Reconstructing the context and causes of prehistoric contact-induced change: a case study from Papua New Guinea
paradigm leveling	Towards a typology of paradigm leveling – a computational approach The role of perception in paradigm leveling and beyond
paradigmatic levelling	Operational principles of »morphological analogy« and the status of »paradigmatic levelling«
paradigmatization	Syntactic paradigmatization as a constraint on grammaticalization - On the rise of participial predicates in Indo-Aryan
Paradigms	Innovations in Finnish paradigm: change in progress Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics Word order paradigms and grammaticalization
Parametric Comparison Method	Language comparison and population history
participles	Criteria for subjecthood and non-canonical subjects in Ancient Greek
particle	Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives
parts of speech	the birth of a grammatical category: the case of the adjective class
passive	Reflexive Constructions in German, Spanish, and French as a Product of Cyclic Interaction Ergative from Passive in Proto-Basque L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive The demise of the Gothic mediopassive and the rise of a new passive paradigm
passives	Passives, anticausatives, and “aorist passives” in Vedic Sanskrit: Synchronic and diachronic perspectives
past participle	On the Rise of the Analytic Perfect Aspect in the West Iranian Languages
Past Tense	The demise of the Gothic mediopassive and the rise of a new passive paradigm
perception	The role of perception in paradigm leveling and beyond
perception verbs	Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish
perfect	Development of Present Perfect in contemporary Persian
perfects/anteriors	The road to auxiliariness: the view from speaker-listener interaction
Persian	Development of Present Perfect in contemporary Persian
person indexes	Loss of Inflection in Yawarana (Cariban)
personal names	Diachronic layerings and diaspora: a sociohistorical study of changes in personal names among Indian South Africans of Indic and Dravidian backgrounds.
personal pronouns	Grammaticalization and the Emergence of Personal Pronouns
Phonological change	Children as agents of language change – diachronic evidence from Latin American Spanish
Phonological mergers	Children as agents of language change – diachronic evidence from Latin American Spanish
phonological reanalysis	The role of perception in paradigm leveling and beyond
phonology	The Proto-Creole of the Gulf of Guinea and its daughter languages: from liquid consonants to complex onsets and vowel lengthening Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
phonotactic reduction	Layering as an effect of asymmetric priming – assessing the explanatory power of a psycholinguistic phenomenon for historical linguistics
Phonotactics	Interpolating diachronic phonotactic data: on the logistic spread of Middle English schwa loss
phrasal borrowing	Numeral phrase borrowing in Arabic and beyond
pidginization	IS THERE A SUCH THING AS CREOLIZATION? EVALUATING THE FEATURE POOL HYPOTHESIS
Plural	A Quantitative Investigation of Noun Pluralization in Cypriot Maronite and Maltese Arabic
plurality	Korean –tul: A comparative development between North and South Korean
pluralization	The historical development of the Maltese plural suffixes -iet and -(i)jiet.
politeness	Grammaticalization and the Emergence of Personal Pronouns
polysemy	Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish
polysemy networks	Dynamicized semantic maps of content words: Comparing long-term lexical changes in Ancient Egyptian and Greek
Portuguese-Spanish frontier
possessive clitics	On the Rise of the Analytic Perfect Aspect in the West Iranian Languages
pragmatics	Word Order Change Online: Language Change, Second Language Acquisition, Computational Modelling and Simulation
prepositional phrase	Diachronic Delocativization and Abstraction of Phrases Headed by the Spanish Preposition a. “Domino Effect” in a Lexical and Semantic Change
prepositions	Markers and models in linguistic change
Prescriptive Grammars	Is the English Progressive Incompatible with a Stative Construal?
present perfect	Preterite Loss in Upper German dialects – a result of dynamic developments in the German tense and aspect system
Present Tense	Reduction of Aspectual Marking in Present Tense
presuppositions	Annotating Presuppositional Information in Historical Corpora
preterite	Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite
pro-drop	Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution
proactiveness	Identity Construction and Representation in Past Speech Communities: Sociolinguistic Models of Intra-Speaker Variation in Middle English Written Correspondence
progressive	On the role of situational context in language variation and linguistic change: experimental evidence from Iberian, Mexican Altiplano and Rioplatense Spanish.
progressive aspect	The extravagant progressive. An experimental corpus study on the history of emphatic [BE Ving]
prohibitive	Diffusional change of the Chinese scalar additive construction derived from prohibitives
pronouns	The externalization of inflection in Indo-European pronouns From obligatory to zero: Iconicity in grammaticalization Spanish and French HOMŌ-derived Impersonal Pronouns: Stalled Grammaticalization
propagation mechanisms	The Utterance Selection Model and Different Types of Replicator Selection
prosody	When Prosody can be Reconstructed: A case from Papua New Guinea Oblique Case Loss in Indo-European
Proto-Algonquian	Blackfoot reflexes of Proto-Algonquian clusters
Proto-Creole	The Proto-Creole of the Gulf of Guinea and its daughter languages: from liquid consonants to complex onsets and vowel lengthening
Proto-Slavic	The Slavic Reflexes of the PIE Syllabic Sonorants
Präteritumschwund" (preterite loss)	Preterite Loss in Upper German dialects – a result of dynamic developments in the German tense and aspect system
pseudo-partitives	From Noun to Determiner/Quantifier: Pseudo-partitives and Language Change
Psych predicates	Genitive/active to nominative case in Japanese: the role of complex experiencer constructions
psychological verbs	The Evolution of Argument Structure: Psychological Verbs of Liking in the History of Spanish
Q
quantifier	Disjunctive and conjunctive particles meet their negative concord relatives
quasi-argument	Keeping up with the arguments: Continuity and change in Icelandic weather verbs
R
raising	Loss of future semantics and raising properties of an auxiliary verb
Realignment	Reinforcement or Constructional Realignment: Quantifier Yixie in Mandarin Chinese
recipient passive	L2 acquisition of Old French structural dative as a trigger for the English recipient passive
reciprocal	Antipassives and other argument demoting constructions in Insular Celtic
recomplementation	Recomplementation and A-topics in Old Spanish
reconstruction	Why morphology matters in comparative-historical linguistics, phylogenetics and language pre-history research When Prosody can be Reconstructed: A case from Papua New Guinea Reconstructing the origin and spread of social category terms in the Australian continent A “pseudo-geographic” approach to reconstructing the histories of words: Application to Germanic languages On the Lack of Uniformity in the Uniformitarian Principle
Reduction	Reduction of Aspectual Marking in Present Tense
Referentiality	From obligatory to zero: Iconicity in grammaticalization
reflexive	Reflexive Constructions in German, Spanish, and French as a Product of Cyclic Interaction
Reflexive Possession	A Neglected Possibility for How Grammatical Resemblances between Germanic and Romance Could Have Been Created: Parallel Influences from Celtic
reflexive pronouns	Finding needles in haystacks: Non-dominant multilingual speakers as agents of change in Early Modern Dutch
reflexives	Grammaticalization and the Emergence of Personal Pronouns
Register differentiation	From Written to Spoken Usage: The Contribution of Pre-revival Linguistic Habits to the Formation of the Colloquial Register of Modern Hebrew
regularization	Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite
Reinforcement	Reinforcement or Constructional Realignment: Quantifier Yixie in Mandarin Chinese Towards a typology of old grams
relational semantics	An approach to diachronic verb typology.
relative chronology	Umbrian <rs> and <rf>: synchronic and diachronic analysis
Relative clauses	Why are there disjunctive particles in Sinhala & Dravidian relative-correlatives?: existential particles in non-existential environments
Relexification	The Diminutive Relexification Cycle: Historical Robust Generator of New Words in Spanish
remote transitive suffix	Bound yet free: the double life of POc *akin[i] and its Southeast Solomonic reflexes
replicator selection	The Utterance Selection Model and Different Types of Replicator Selection
resumption	At the corner of syntax and semantics. Resumptive structures in Old French and Old Swedish
retention	Conditionals past and present: A semantic account of the retention of the imperfect subjunctive in Mexican Spanish
retention of features
reversal of sound change	Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
Romance	The actuation of Locative Inversion in English: a diachronic and comparative perspective
S
s-curve	Retro-predicting language change with binomial regression analysis
S-shape tracectory	The Utterance Selection Model and Different Types of Replicator Selection
Saami	The adjective attribute marking system in Proto-Saami
scalar additive construction	Diffusional change of the Chinese scalar additive construction derived from prohibitives
Scalar meaning	Scalar meaning in diachrony: the case of bocado
Schwa loss	Interpolating diachronic phonotactic data: on the logistic spread of Middle English schwa loss
Scrambling	A diachronic constructional approach to German modal particles
second language acquisition	Copying of argument structure: a gap in borrowing scales and a new approach to contact-induced change Word Order Change Online: Language Change, Second Language Acquisition, Computational Modelling and Simulation IS THERE A SUCH THING AS CREOLIZATION? EVALUATING THE FEATURE POOL HYPOTHESIS
Second-language acquisition	THE RADICALLY ISOLATING LANGUAGES OF FLORES: A CHALLENGE TO DIACHRONIC THEORY
semantic alignment	Two paths to split ergativity: Alignment change in Indo-Aryan and Anatolian
semantic and formal change	Towards a typology of old grams
Semantic bleaching	The Diminutive Relexification Cycle: Historical Robust Generator of New Words in Spanish
semantic change	A formal study of extensional broadening in historical semantics Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish Scalar meaning in diachrony: the case of bocado
semantic domain	Paradigm Levelling in Japanese Sign Language and Related Languages
Semantic Function of the Progressive	Is the English Progressive Incompatible with a Stative Construal?
semantic roles	The Accusative of Respect in Ancient Greek: Semantic Properties, Situation Types and Actionality
semantic shift	Preterite Loss in Upper German dialects – a result of dynamic developments in the German tense and aspect system
Semantico-pragamatic features	The actuation of Locative Inversion in English: a diachronic and comparative perspective
semantics	Allosemies of the Anatolian conjunction particle Conditionals past and present: A semantic account of the retention of the imperfect subjunctive in Mexican Spanish Expanding the canon: The unrecognized role of alignment in the typology of suppletion Continuity and change in the aspect systems of Vedic and Latin
Semitic	The Origin of the Semitic Relative Marker The Construct State in Bohairic Coptic
simulation	The Impacts of Bilingual Production Monitoring on Non-Dominant Language Lexica
Singapore English	The omission of past tense marking in Singapore English: an apparent-time investigation of language change
Sinitic	Constructional change and variation in an areal perspective: evidence from the potential complement construction in Min
Slavic	Neuters to None: A Diachronic Perspective on Loanword Gender in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian
Snow-cloning	Trifles make the sum of life! A construction grammar perspective on speaker innovation
social factors	Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
social VS functional selection	The Utterance Selection Model and Different Types of Replicator Selection
Socio-economic histories	The difficulty of determining contact-induced language change in historical data: evidence from selected English urban vernaculars (c. 1400-1700)
sociohistorical	Diachronic layerings and diaspora: a sociohistorical study of changes in personal names among Indian South Africans of Indic and Dravidian backgrounds.
sociohistorical linguistics	Contact among neighbouring dialects as motivation for “reversal” of sound change
sociolinguistic biases	Finding needles in haystacks: Non-dominant multilingual speakers as agents of change in Early Modern Dutch
sociolinguistic variation	The omission of past tense marking in Singapore English: an apparent-time investigation of language change A diachronic account of variation in Romance auxiliary selection, with new evidence from Montréal French
sociolinguistics	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 The extravagant progressive. An experimental corpus study on the history of emphatic [BE Ving]
Sociophonetics	Sugar, we’re going down: Vowel lowering in Gaza City Arabic
sound change	Romance genitive plural remnants show that sound change alone didn’t cause Latin loss of case Experimental Evidence for Diachronic Change Verb-final vowel loss in Korandje Umbrian <rs> and <rf>: synchronic and diachronic analysis
source determination	Syntactic paradigmatization as a constraint on grammaticalization - On the rise of participial predicates in Indo-Aryan
south african	Diachronic layerings and diaspora: a sociohistorical study of changes in personal names among Indian South Africans of Indic and Dravidian backgrounds.
Spanish	Diachrony and nominal constructions: tracking the evolution of Spanish el hecho de (que) Children as agents of language change – diachronic evidence from Latin American Spanish The Evolution of the Periphrastic Future in Dialogue with the Subjunctive Future in Romance Reflexive Constructions in German, Spanish, and French as a Product of Cyclic Interaction FROM MIDDLE VOICE TO DATIVE ALIGNMENT: A DIACHRONIC SHIFT WITH SPANISH EXPERIENTAL VERBS Towards a dynamic Behavioral Profile: a diachronic study of polysemous 'sentir' in Spanish Onomasiological subjectification: the semantic redistribution of Spanish copular verbs The Evolution of Argument Structure: Psychological Verbs of Liking in the History of Spanish Characterization of the subject and direct object of transitive sentences in the history of Spanish
Spatial Marking	Spatial Marking in the Muya Language
speaker design	Identity Construction and Representation in Past Speech Communities: Sociolinguistic Models of Intra-Speaker Variation in Middle English Written Correspondence
Speaker Innovation	Trifles make the sum of life! A construction grammar perspective on speaker innovation
speaker-based models of language contact	Finding needles in haystacks: Non-dominant multilingual speakers as agents of change in Early Modern Dutch
speaker-listener interaction	The road to auxiliariness: the view from speaker-listener interaction
spirit language	CRYPTOLECTS AND JAMAICAN MAROON SPIRIT LANGUAGE
split alignment	Two paths to split ergativity: Alignment change in Indo-Aryan and Anatolian
Split Ergativity	CHANGES TO ALIGNMENT IN MAYAN LANGUAGES SO FAR
split-ergativity	Split ergativity in Basque: the axis of number
spread	Origins and Spread of Deviant Language on the Internet
Standard Average European	The development of Standard Average European: evidence from varieties of German
standard negation
Standardization	The development of Standard Average European: evidence from varieties of German
Statistical interpolation	Interpolating diachronic phonotactic data: on the logistic spread of Middle English schwa loss
Stativity	Is the English Progressive Incompatible with a Stative Construal?
strong inflection	Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite
strong verbs	Ablaut pattern extension as partial regularization strategies in Germanic languages
style-shifting	Identity Construction and Representation in Past Speech Communities: Sociolinguistic Models of Intra-Speaker Variation in Middle English Written Correspondence
Stylistic fronting	Deconstructing Stylistic fronting in Old Norwegian and Old Spanish
stylistic influence	Language change at a distance
stylistic variation	Tracing Patterns of Intra-Speaker Variation in Historical Corpora of English Correspondence: Data from HiStylVar Project
subject clitics	Subject clitics in Romance: from adjoined pronouns to incorporated agreement markers
subject complements	It is me – Old Danish subject complements in the oblique form
subjectification	Onomasiological subjectification: the semantic redistribution of Spanish copular verbs
Subjunctive	The Evolution of the Periphrastic Future in Dialogue with the Subjunctive Future in Romance
Suffixation	The Diminutive Relexification Cycle: Historical Robust Generator of New Words in Spanish
suffixes	The externalization of inflection in Indo-European pronouns
suppletion	Expanding the canon: The unrecognized role of alignment in the typology of suppletion The demise of the Gothic mediopassive and the rise of a new passive paradigm
Swedish	Final negative particles in Swedish – distribution and etymology
Syllabic Sonorants	The Slavic Reflexes of the PIE Syllabic Sonorants
Synchonic	Passives, anticausatives, and “aorist passives” in Vedic Sanskrit: Synchronic and diachronic perspectives
Syntactic	Syntactic sources for the development of a typologically unique property concepts class
Syntactic change	Historical input and substrate transfer in Postcolonial Englishes The actuation of Locative Inversion in English: a diachronic and comparative perspective The Diachrony of Light Verb Constructions in Old Swedish Scalar meaning in diachrony: the case of bocado
syntactic influence	The absolute construction in English and French: A case of syntactic influence?
syntactic re-autonomization	Re-autonomization in the system of the Dutch modals – further perspectives
syntactic reconstruction	Walking the Path of Success: Reconstructing from Variation in Meaning and Argument Structure
syntax	On the syntax of non-finite constructions in early New-Indo-Aryan Final negative particles in Swedish – distribution and etymology Expletive subjects in Icelandic: A diachronic study Remotivating inflectional classes: an unexpected effect of grammaticalization Czech complementizer zda(li) ‘whether, if’: The path of grammaticalization Deconstructing Stylistic fronting in Old Norwegian and Old Spanish Word Order Change Online: Language Change, Second Language Acquisition, Computational Modelling and Simulation Recomplementation and A-topics in Old Spanish Subjects, case and word order change in Icelandic: A corpus study
systematicity	Experimental Semiotics, Representational Biases and the Atoms of Language Change
T
Tense	Reduction of Aspectual Marking in Present Tense Redrawing the Boundaries: Fluctuating Time Reference in the Sogeram Languages of Papua New Guinea
Tense and Aspect	A formal semantic analysis of the grammaticalization of the durative aspect marker zai in Chinese
text pragmatics	It is me – Old Danish subject complements in the oblique form
textual genres	Characterization of the subject and direct object of transitive sentences in the history of Spanish
Tibeto-Burman
Token-Based Approach	The social history of Shawi. a Token-Based Approach
tone	Inflectional change in Copala Triqui
tonogenesis
Turkish	Neuters to None: A Diachronic Perspective on Loanword Gender in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian
typology	Towards a typology of paradigm leveling – a computational approach Syntactic sources for the development of a typologically unique property concepts class Expanding the canon: The unrecognized role of alignment in the typology of suppletion Grammaticalization and the Emergence of Personal Pronouns Universally dispreferred structures through change: the diachrony of affix ordering in Egyptian-Coptic Experimental Evidence for Diachronic Change The loss of a typologically rare opposition in two endangered dialects: /h/ vs. /h̃/ in Mixean and Zuberoan Basque Continuity and change in the aspect systems of Vedic and Latin Reduction of Aspectual Marking in Present Tense
U
Umbrian	Umbrian <rs> and <rf>: synchronic and diachronic analysis
uniformitarian principle	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
uniformitarianism	On the Lack of Uniformity in the Uniformitarian Principle
Usage-based models	Trifles make the sum of life! A construction grammar perspective on speaker innovation
usage-based theory	The Evolution of Case in Indo-Aryan Ablaut pattern extension as partial regularization strategies in Germanic languages
Uto-Aztecan	Uto-Aztecan sources for word-final tl in Nahuatl dialectology : Evidence from cognate constructions
V
valency	Markedness reversal between antipassive and transitive constructions as a possible diachronic process of alignment change
valency-changing category	Valency-changing categories in a diachronic typological perspective: Alignment types and valency derivations in Indo-European and beyond
Variation	On the role of situational context in language variation and linguistic change: experimental evidence from Iberian, Mexican Altiplano and Rioplatense Spanish. Gender Asymmetries in Old French Determiners
varieties and change	Paradigm Levelling in Japanese Sign Language and Related Languages
varieties of language	Old French grammar, Old French sources, and language evolution
Vedic Sanksrit	Passives, anticausatives, and “aorist passives” in Vedic Sanskrit: Synchronic and diachronic perspectives
verb	Language change and grammaticalization. A new look into directionality
verb endings	Analogy as Local Generalization: The Solution to (almost) all our Problems
Verb Inflection	Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics
Verb Morphology	Determining Unattested Forms in Ancient Greek Using Computational Linguistics
Verb Movement	MEDIEVAL ROMANCE AND ITS PLACE IN THE VERB SECOND TYPOLOGY
verb placement	Syntax and Information Structure: V-Final Root Clauses in German
Verb Second	MEDIEVAL ROMANCE AND ITS PLACE IN THE VERB SECOND TYPOLOGY The actuation of Locative Inversion in English: a diachronic and comparative perspective At the corner of syntax and semantics. Resumptive structures in Old French and Old Swedish
verb semantics	The Accusative of Respect in Ancient Greek: Semantic Properties, Situation Types and Actionality
verbal categories	The loss of verbal categories in Indo-European
Verbal inflection	The reduction of object marking in Cuwabo verbs and subsequent syntactic developments
Veridicity	Diachrony and nominal constructions: tracking the evolution of Spanish el hecho de (que)
vernacular Arabic	Strategies for intra-Semitic verb borrowing: the case of Arabic loanverbs in North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic
Voice	Voice, alignment changes and the rise of head-marking Valency-changing categories in a diachronic typological perspective: Alignment types and valency derivations in Indo-European and beyond
voicing
W
Wackernagels's Law	Word order paradigms and grammaticalization
wave model	A “pseudo-geographic” approach to reconstructing the histories of words: Application to Germanic languages
weak inflection	Language-specific differences in regularization rates of the Germanic preterite
weather verbs	Keeping up with the arguments: Continuity and change in Icelandic weather verbs
West-Germanic	Changes in the Afrikaans genitive since standardization
Word order	A diachronic constructional approach to German modal particles Noun phrase word order in Old Swedish - from pragmatic fronting to determiner-first word order Constructional change and variation in an areal perspective: evidence from the potential complement construction in Min Ergative from Passive in Proto-Basque Word order paradigms and grammaticalization Characterization of the subject and direct object of transitive sentences in the history of Spanish
word order change	Word order change in Norwegian: One factor with several consequences Word Order Change Online: Language Change, Second Language Acquisition, Computational Modelling and Simulation
World Englishes	Historical input and substrate transfer in Postcolonial Englishes 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

Disclaimer | Powered by EasyChair Smart Program