
Micro-change and Macro-change in Diachronic Syntax
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- 1: Eric Mathieu and Robert Truswell: Micro-change and macro-change in diachronic syntax
- 2: Ailís Cournane: In defence of the child innovator
- 3: Nikolas Gisborne and Robert Truswell: Where do relative specifiers come from?
- 4: John Whitman and Yohei Ono: Diachronic interpretations of word order parameter cohesion
- 5: Katalin É. Kiss: The rise and fall of Hungarian complex tenses
- 6: Gertjan Postma: Modelling transient states in language change
- 7: Hezekiah Akiva Bacovcin: Modelling interactions between morphosyntactic changes
- 8: Michelle Troberg and Heather Burnett: From Latin to Modern French: A punctuated shift
- 9: Nikolaos Lavidas: Case in diachrony: Or, why Greek is not English
- 10: Marie Labelle and Paul Hirschbühler: Leftward Stylistic Displacement (LSD) in Medieval French
- 11: Christine Meklenborg Salvesen and George Walkden: Diagnosing embedded V2 in Old English and Old French
- 12: Caitlin Light: The pragmatics of demonstratives in Germanic
- 13: Aaron Ecay and Meredith Tamminga: Persistence as a diagnostic of grammatical status: The case of Middle English negation
- 14: Lieven Danckaert: The origins of the Romance analytic passive: Evidence from word order
- 15: Sarah G. Courtney: Reconciling syntactic and post-syntactic complementizer agreement
- 16: Lukasz Jedrzejowski: On the grammaticalization of temporal-aspectual heads: The case of German versprechen 'promise'
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