Matthew L. Juge

List of John Benjamins publications in which Matthew L. Juge is involved.

Book series

Current Issues in Linguistic Theory

General Editor: Joseph C. Salmons

ISSN 0304-0763

Journal

Diachronica

International Journal for Historical Linguistics

Edited by Claire Bowern

ISSN 0176-4225 | E‑ISSN 1569‑9714

Articles (6) | Order by:

Juge, Matthew L. 2013 Defectiveness and deponency in diachrony Diachronica 30:1, pp. 123–134 | Article

Juge, Matthew L. 2013 Analogy as a source of suppletion Historical Linguistics 2011: Selected papers from the 20th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Osaka, 25-30 July 2011, Kikusawa, Ritsuko and Lawrence A. Reid (eds.), pp. 175–197 | Article

Analogy is often seen as a force that restores morphological patterns disrupted by regular sound change, but analogy also plays a nearly unexamined role in the creation of the most extreme kind of irregularity – suppletion. Fisterran Galician ir ‘go’ has analogical past imperfective forms based on… read more

Juge, Matthew L. 2010 Review of Bergs & Diewald (2008): Constructions and Language Change Diachronica 27:3, pp. 497–504 | Review

Juge, Matthew L. 2007 Metaphor and teleology do not drive grammaticalization Historical Linguistics 2005: Selected papers from the 17th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Madison, Wisconsin, 31 July - 5 August 2005, Salmons, Joseph C. and Shannon Dubenion-Smith (eds.), pp. 33–48 | Article

Juge, Matthew L. 2006 Morphological factors in the grammaticalization of the Catalan “go” past Diachronica 23:2, pp. 313–339 | Article

The Catalan periphrastic perfective past is a so-called “go” past: Vaig cantar, lit. “I-go to-sing”, “I sang” vs. Vaig allà, lit. “I-go there”, “I go there”. Its semantic development has been much discussed, but it presents morphological issues as well. Previous analyses ignore key morphological… read more

Juge, Matthew L. 2002 Polysemy patterns in semi-lexical elements in Spanish and Catalan Studies in Language 26:2, pp. 315–335 | Article

Researchers investigating the Spanish word mismo and its Catalan congener mateix have traditionally focused exclusively on phonological issues, ignoring a number of worthy semantic topics. In this paper I explore the polysemy patterns of these forms in a cross-linguistic perspective. I argue that… read more