In:Historical Linguistics 2017: Selected papers from the 23rd International Conference on Historical Linguistics, San Antonio, Texas, 31 July – 4 August 2017
Edited by Bridget Drinka
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 350] 2020
► pp. v–viii
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Published online: 9 July 2020
https://doi.org/10.1075/cilt.350.toc
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Table of contents
Foreword and Acknowledgements
ix
Introduction
1
Part I.Case & argument structure
Strategies for aligning syntactic roles and case marking with semantic properties: The case of the accusative of respect in Ancient
Greek
9
Domenica Romagno
Criteria for subjecthood and non-canonical subjects in Classical Greek
29
Marina Benedetti
Chiara Gianolo
Parallel syncretism in Early Indo-European
49
Steve Rapaport
Dative possessor in ditransitive Spanish predication, in diachronic perspective
65
Rosa María Ortiz Ciscomani
‘Liking’ constructions in Spanish: The role of frequency and stimulus category in constructional change
81
Andrea Mojedano Batel
Part II.Alignment & diathesis
The actualization of 'new' voice patterns in Romance: Persistence in diversity
107
Michela Cennamo
Ergative from passive in Proto-Basque
143
Mikel Martínez-Areta
Part III.Patterns, paradigms, & restructuring
Synchrony, diachrony and indexicality
163
Henning Andersen
Ablaut pattern extension as partial regularization strategy in German and Luxembourgish
183
Jessica Nowak
Remotivating inflectional classes: An unexpected effect of grammaticalization
205
Livio Gaeta
From Noun to Quantifier: Pseudo-partitives and language change
229
Johanna Wood
Part IV.Grammaticalization & construction grammar
Old French si, grammaticalisation, and the interconnectedness of change
253
Sam Wolfe
The rise of the analytic perfect aspect in the West Iranian languages
273
Vit Bubenik
Leila Ziamajidi
On the grammaticalization of the -(v)ši- Resultative in North Slavic
293
Andrii Danylenko
Atomising linguistic change: A radical view
317
Dieter Stein
Part V.Corpus linguistics & morphosyntax
The rich get richer: Preferential attachment & the diachrony of light verbs in Old Swedish
341
John Sundquist
Expletives in Icelandic: A corpus study
363
Hannah Booth
Part VI.Languages in contact
Contact and change in Neo-Aramaic dialects
387
Geoffrey Khan
Copying of argument structure: A gap in borrowing scales and a new approach to model contact-induced change
409
Carola Trips
Contact-induced change and the phonemicization of the vowel /ɑ/ in Quảng Nam Vietnamese
431
Andrea Hoa Pham
The future markers in Palestinian Arabic: Internal or external motivation for language change?
453
Duaa AbuAmsha
Neuters to none: A diachronic perspective on loanword gender in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian
473
Mary Ann Walter
Index of Subjects
489
Index of Languages & language families
493
