[BOOK][B] Spreading patterns: Diffusional change in the English system of complementation
H De Smet - 2013 - books.google.com
Spreading Change: Diffusional Change in the English System of Complementation
examines the emergence and spread of three types of complements from the Middle English …
examines the emergence and spread of three types of complements from the Middle English …
[BOOK][B] The typological diversity of morphomes: A cross-linguistic study of unnatural morphology
B Herce - 2023 - library.oapen.org
This book constitutes the first typologically oriented monograph on morphomes, which is the
term given to systematic morphological identities, usually within inflectional paradigms, that …
term given to systematic morphological identities, usually within inflectional paradigms, that …
More or less unnatural: Semantic similarity shapes the learnability and cross-linguistic distribution of unnatural syncretism in morphological paradigms
Morphological systems often reuse the same forms in different functions, creating what is
known as syncretism. While syncretism varies greatly, certain cross-linguistic tendencies are …
known as syncretism. While syncretism varies greatly, certain cross-linguistic tendencies are …
Entrenchment effects in language change.
H De Smet - 2017 - psycnet.apa.org
The goal of this chapter is to provide an overview of the relations between the cognitive
linguistics concept of entrenchment and the field of historical linguistics. The overview …
linguistics concept of entrenchment and the field of historical linguistics. The overview …
[PDF][PDF] A typological approach to the morphome
B Herce - 2020 - openresearch.surrey.ac.uk
This dissertation constitutes the first typologically-oriented monograph on morphomes,
which is the term given to systematic morphological identities that do not map onto …
which is the term given to systematic morphological identities that do not map onto …
Person features and syncretism
P Ackema, A Neeleman - Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, 2013 - Springer
Any theory of person features must account for known typological patterns (including the
inventory of persons and generalizations about syncretism), but also provide a handle on …
inventory of persons and generalizations about syncretism), but also provide a handle on …
Variation in verbal inflection in Dutch dialects
H Bennis, A MacLean - Morphology, 2006 - Springer
From a diachronic perspective, Germanic languages are in the process of deflection. In this
context, there appears to be a rather chaotic amount of variation within the verbal inflectional …
context, there appears to be a rather chaotic amount of variation within the verbal inflectional …
Naturalness is gradient in morphological paradigms: Evidence from positional splits
Agreement markers that refer to the same feature or argument tend to be found in the same
position (eg, all subject agreement markers as suffixes, all object agreement markers as …
position (eg, all subject agreement markers as suffixes, all object agreement markers as …
[PDF][PDF] Positional splits in person-number agreement paradigms reflect a naturalness gradient: Typological and experimental evidence
Agreement markers that refer to the same feature or argument tend to be found in the same
position (eg, all subject agreement markers as suffixes, all object agreement markers as …
position (eg, all subject agreement markers as suffixes, all object agreement markers as …
[PDF][PDF] Person mismatch agreement
I Driemel - Proceedings of NELS, 2018 - imke.driemel.net
Resolution agreement containing PERSON mismatches typically follows a PERSON
hierarchy of the form 1≻ 2≻ 3 (Zwicky 1977), that is conjoined arguments with different …
hierarchy of the form 1≻ 2≻ 3 (Zwicky 1977), that is conjoined arguments with different …