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2017
In this chapter the data for transitive nouns and adjectives in early Indo-Aryan is brought together and considered in a wider historical context. Evidence for transitive nouns and adjectives in other old Indo-European languages is presented, and possibilities of Proto-Indo-European reconstruction are considered.
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In this chapter the data for transitive nouns and adjectives in early Indo-Aryan is brought together and considered in a wider historical context. Evidence for transitive nouns and adjectives in other old Indo-European languages is presented, and possibilities of Proto-Indo-European reconstruction are considered.
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Linguistic Typology, 2011
No universals? If there were linguistic universals, what is it they would be doing? Universals would not be mere playthings for typologists – call them “crosslinguistic descriptive generalisations” for respectability, but never mind what they mean.
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No universals? If there were linguistic universals, what is it they would be doing? Universals would not be mere playthings for typologists – call them “crosslinguistic descriptive generalisations” for respectability, but never mind what they mean.
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2023
Abstract This chapter focuses on the diachrony of morphomes, i.e. the different attested ways in which morphomes can emerge in a language or disappear. Sound change has been found to be the most frequent source of morphomes. However, all processes that may effect changes in paradigms’ morphological or semantic structure can be involved ...
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the diachrony of morphomes, i.e. the different attested ways in which morphomes can emerge in a language or disappear. Sound change has been found to be the most frequent source of morphomes. However, all processes that may effect changes in paradigms’ morphological or semantic structure can be involved ...
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2022
Die historische Sprachwissenschaft des Französischen untersucht die gesamte Entwicklung der französischen Sprache von ihren ersten schriftlich überlieferten Belegen bis in die Gegenwart. Mit Heinz Kloss (1978) kann man die Diachronie des Französischen als jahrhundertelangen Ausbauprozess begreifen, der aus einem nur im Nähebereich gesprochenen Idiom ...
Frank-Job, Barbara +3 more
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Die historische Sprachwissenschaft des Französischen untersucht die gesamte Entwicklung der französischen Sprache von ihren ersten schriftlich überlieferten Belegen bis in die Gegenwart. Mit Heinz Kloss (1978) kann man die Diachronie des Französischen als jahrhundertelangen Ausbauprozess begreifen, der aus einem nur im Nähebereich gesprochenen Idiom ...
Frank-Job, Barbara +3 more
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2013
Working on syntax through time requires good synchronic analyses of the initial and later I-languages. However, seeking to explain a change enables historical linguists sometimes to link the new I-language with particular features of the external language to which the innovating children were exposed.
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Working on syntax through time requires good synchronic analyses of the initial and later I-languages. However, seeking to explain a change enables historical linguists sometimes to link the new I-language with particular features of the external language to which the innovating children were exposed.
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2014
The morphosyntax of negation in Berber is rich and complex, and appears to be the outcome of multiple processes that have taken place over different time-periods from prehistory to the present day. The most noteworthy issue is the tendency towards a redundant marking of negation, not only by means of discontinuous morphemes (circumfixes) but also ...
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The morphosyntax of negation in Berber is rich and complex, and appears to be the outcome of multiple processes that have taken place over different time-periods from prehistory to the present day. The most noteworthy issue is the tendency towards a redundant marking of negation, not only by means of discontinuous morphemes (circumfixes) but also ...
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2017
Cet ouvrage rassemble 14 articles consacrés à la linguistique diachronique du français. Ils portent plus spécifiquement sur trois thèmes majeurs des recherches actuelles sur l’évolution du français. Le premier thème est celui de l’évolution des relations de dépendance, qui ont connu des changements importants dans l’histoire du français, qu’il s’agisse
Prévost, Sophie, Fagard, Benjamin
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Cet ouvrage rassemble 14 articles consacrés à la linguistique diachronique du français. Ils portent plus spécifiquement sur trois thèmes majeurs des recherches actuelles sur l’évolution du français. Le premier thème est celui de l’évolution des relations de dépendance, qui ont connu des changements importants dans l’histoire du français, qu’il s’agisse
Prévost, Sophie, Fagard, Benjamin
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When looking at the evolution of Greece over the past two decades, many changes may be considered as a “setback” for the integrity of the country. Interpreting this movement and assessing the resilience dynamics at work in Greece is thus a difficult task because resilience and sustainability are not usually meant to create systemic crises.
Darques, Régis +2 more
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Darques, Régis +2 more
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Abstract This chapter explores the protestscape of protestscapes, Tunisia’s 2011 revolution. It demonstrates how the diachrony of Tunisian protest unfolds. Time and space collapse as counter-memories, learned protest competencies, deepening socio-economic marginalization and political exclusion all come to a head.
Larbi Sadiki, Layla Saleh
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Larbi Sadiki, Layla Saleh
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