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, 2014 Despite intensive research, negation remains elusive. Its expression across languages, its underlying cognitive mechanisms, its development across time, and related phenomena, such as negative polarity and negative concord, leave many unresolved issues ...
Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen +1 more
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Diachronica, 2023 In this second set of contributions on the 40th anniversary of Diachronica, seven historical linguists provide perspectives on the current state of the field and aims for the future.
Claire Bowern +5 more
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2017
Space is a fundamental dimension of human life, and is pervasive in human experience. Spatial perception, orientation in space, and spatial cognition in general have a significant impact on language in various ways: especially in the framework of Cognitive Grammar, space is considered a basic cognitive domain, providing the source for the ...
Silvia Luraghi +2 more
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Space is a fundamental dimension of human life, and is pervasive in human experience. Spatial perception, orientation in space, and spatial cognition in general have a significant impact on language in various ways: especially in the framework of Cognitive Grammar, space is considered a basic cognitive domain, providing the source for the ...
Silvia Luraghi +2 more
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The Diachrony of Ditransitives
2020This volume contributes to the discussion on the diachronic evolution of ditransitive verbs and constructions by exploring the directions in which they develop, primarily from a semantic and syntactic point of view but also in terms of alignment alternations and changes.
Chiara Fedriani, Maria Napoli
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2015
I survey the history of work in historical morphology and recent advances in the study of morphological change. Morphology has played an important role in historical linguistics, from arguments concerning constraints on the regularity of sound change, to language classification.
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I survey the history of work in historical morphology and recent advances in the study of morphological change. Morphology has played an important role in historical linguistics, from arguments concerning constraints on the regularity of sound change, to language classification.
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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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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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The Diachrony of Classification Systems
2018Classification is a popular topic in typological, descriptive and theoretical linguistics. This volume is the first to deal specifically with the diachrony of linguistic systems of classification. It comprises original papers that examine the ways in which linguistic classification systems arise, change, and dissipate in both natural circumstances and ...
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2013
This chapter, after a brief introduction, provides an overview of how the two notions of synchrony and diachrony have been analyzed in the literature (sect. 2). Section 3 takes into account the main types of phenomena that may be considered as manifestations of the synchrony-diachrony interface; Section 4 focuses on theoretical and methodological ...
Anna Giacalone Ramat +2 more
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This chapter, after a brief introduction, provides an overview of how the two notions of synchrony and diachrony have been analyzed in the literature (sect. 2). Section 3 takes into account the main types of phenomena that may be considered as manifestations of the synchrony-diachrony interface; Section 4 focuses on theoretical and methodological ...
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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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