Table of contents:
- Preface
- General programme of the Conference
- Gothic obstruents
- Structure de l'énoncé indo-européen
- Il s'en va où le français, et pourquoi?
- Attempting the reconstruction of negotion patterns in PIE
- Structure and origin of the 'narrative' imperfect
- The evolution of word order
- The evolution of future meaning
- Syntactic change and the lexicon
- Die syntax der ältesten lateinischen Prosa
- Diachronic evidence and the affix-clitic distinction
- The syllable and phonological strength
- Diachronic semantic processes in the middel voice
- Drift and selective mechanisms in morphological change
- The diachronic relationship of morphology and syntax
- Old English þa, temporal chains, and narrative structure
- The establishment of 'by' to denote agency in Emglish passive constructions
- From Indo-European perfect to Slavic perfect to Slavic preterite
- On doing comparative reconstruction with genetically unrelated languages
- (4;) and the prehistory of Greek noun accentuation
- The instability of peripheral /e./, /ø./, and /o./ in Dutch lects
- Structuralism and diachrony
- On methodology in syntactic reconstruction
- Considerazioni sulla cronologia relativa dei mutamenti fonetici
- Time
- Auxiliary verbs in the universal theory of language change
- Patterns of case syncretism in Indo-European languages
- Integration of phonosymbolism with other categories of language change
- The grammaticalization of social relationship
- From conversational to conventional implicature
- Note su /s/ interconsonantica nei dialetti greci antichi
- The prosodic character of early schwa deletion in English
- Articulatory evolution
- Creolization and syntactic change in Romance
- Syllabicity as a genus, Sievers' law as a species
- Die entwicklung von komplexen zu einfachen semantischen inhalten
- A performance model for a natural theory of linguistic change
- On 'normal' full root structure and its historical development
- The rise and fall of final devoicing
- On the historical relation between mental and speech act verbs in English and Japanese
- On the persistence of imperfect grammars
- The aim of morphological change is a good mixture 2; not a unifrom language type
- Syntactic and semantic space
- The study of semantic change in early Romance (late Latin)
- Paradigmentstrukturbedingungen
- Index of names
- Index of languages
- Index of subject matter
- Preface
- General programme of the Conference
- Gothic obstruents
- Structure de l'énoncé indo-européen
- Il s'en va où le français, et pourquoi?
- Attempting the reconstruction of negotion patterns in PIE
- Structure and origin of the 'narrative' imperfect
- The evolution of word order
- The evolution of future meaning
- Syntactic change and the lexicon
- Die syntax der ältesten lateinischen Prosa
- Diachronic evidence and the affix-clitic distinction
- The syllable and phonological strength
- Diachronic semantic processes in the middel voice
- Drift and selective mechanisms in morphological change
- The diachronic relationship of morphology and syntax
- Old English þa, temporal chains, and narrative structure
- The establishment of 'by' to denote agency in Emglish passive constructions
- From Indo-European perfect to Slavic perfect to Slavic preterite
- On doing comparative reconstruction with genetically unrelated languages
- (4;) and the prehistory of Greek noun accentuation
- The instability of peripheral /e./, /ø./, and /o./ in Dutch lects
- Structuralism and diachrony
- On methodology in syntactic reconstruction
- Considerazioni sulla cronologia relativa dei mutamenti fonetici
- Time
- Auxiliary verbs in the universal theory of language change
- Patterns of case syncretism in Indo-European languages
- Integration of phonosymbolism with other categories of language change
- The grammaticalization of social relationship
- From conversational to conventional implicature
- Note su /s/ interconsonantica nei dialetti greci antichi
- The prosodic character of early schwa deletion in English
- Articulatory evolution
- Creolization and syntactic change in Romance
- Syllabicity as a genus, Sievers' law as a species
- Die entwicklung von komplexen zu einfachen semantischen inhalten
- A performance model for a natural theory of linguistic change
- On 'normal' full root structure and its historical development
- The rise and fall of final devoicing
- On the historical relation between mental and speech act verbs in English and Japanese
- On the persistence of imperfect grammars
- The aim of morphological change is a good mixture 2; not a unifrom language type
- Syntactic and semantic space
- The study of semantic change in early Romance (late Latin)
- Paradigmentstrukturbedingungen
- Index of names
- Index of languages
- Index of subject matter