| SI.No |
Title |
Author Name |
| 1 |
Revisiting the five foundational problems of Weinreich, Labov & Herzog (1968 |
Anne Breitbarth |
| 2 |
Endogeny and Exogeny in Language Change |
Marianne Mithun |
| 3 |
Economy |
Anna Roussou |
| 4 |
Salience |
Péter Rácz |
| 5 |
Exaptation and Related Processes of Language Change |
Ilse Wischer |
| 6 |
Cyclicity |
Elly van Gelderen |
| 7 |
Directionality |
Katalin É. Kiss |
| 8 |
Changes from below and from above |
LAUREN HALL-LEW |
| 9 |
Indirect language contact and pragmatic borrowing |
Elizabeth Peterson |
| 10 |
Standardization |
Gijsbert Rutten |
| 11 |
Comparative Method and Comparative Reconstruction |
Koen Bostoen |
| 12 |
Working with dead languages |
James Clackson |
| 13 |
Lenition and fortition: environments, processes and representations |
András Cser |
| 14 |
Change in Contrastive Hierarchies |
Will Oxford |
| 15 |
Tonogenesis and the evolution of tone systems |
Marc Brunelle |
| 16 |
Diachrony and the Bases of Synchronic Regularity |
Stephen R. Anderson |
| 17 |
Autonomy of Morphology: Paradigmatic Structure in Diachrony |
Borja Herce |
| 18 |
Phonological Constraints and Conditioning in Diachronic Morphology |
Mary Paster |
| 19 |
Syncretism |
Louise Esher |
| 20 |
THE DIACHRONY OF MORPHOLOGICAL STRATEGIES |
Iván Igartua |
| 21 |
Syntactic changes in nominal agreement |
Giampaolo Salvi |
| 22 |
Negation: Diachronic Developments |
M.Teresa Espinal |
| 23 |
Evolution of counting systems |
Brigitte L.M. Bauer |
| 24 |
Folk Etymology and Contamination |
Martin Maiden |
| 25 |
Illocutionary force: encoding utterance meaning and function through time |
Nicola Munaro |
| 26 |
Information structure in diachronic change |
Marco Coniglio |
| 27 |
Onomasiological variation – How we name extralinguistic reality |
Jesús Fernández Domínguez |
| 28 |
Periodization |
John Charles Smith |
| 29 |
Frequency |
Dirk Pijpops |
| 30 |
Processing Efficiency |
Richard Futrell |
| 31 |
Productivity in Diachrony |
Jóhanna Barðdal |
| 32 |
Lexical frequency and diffusion |
Vsevolod Kapatsinski |
| 33 |
(De)grammaticalization |
Muriel Norde |
| 34 |
Grammar competition and variational learning |
Joel Wallenberg |
| 35 |
Transparency |
Eric Haeberli |
| 36 |
Sociolinguistic typology: complexification and simplification |
Christian Bentz |
| 37 |
Genre variation and change across registers of writing |
Irma Taavitsainen |
| 38 |
Reconstruction without broad comparison: internal reconstruction |
José Ignacio Hualde |
| 39 |
Proto-languages |
Gerd Carling |
| 40 |
The Wave Model |
Jamin Pelkey |
| 41 |
Acoustic-perceptual factors in the actuation of sound change |
James Kirby |
| 42 |
Assimilation and Dissimilation Processes in Sound Change |
Eirini Apostolopoulou |
| 43 |
Insertion (prosthesis, epenthesis) |
Nancy Hall |
| 44 |
Compounding |
Angela Ralli |
| 45 |
Derivation |
Carola Trips |
| 46 |
Non-morphological sources and triggers of morphological change |
Ekaterina Georgieva |
| 47 |
Morphology and syntax in competition: the place of inlectional periphrasis |
Andrew Spencer |
| 48 |
Syntactic changes in verbal agreement |
Lutz Marten |
| 49 |
Voice alternations in diachrony |
Laura Grestenberger |
| 50 |
Relative clauses |
Éva Dékány |
| 51 |
Evolution of the structural encoding of discourse functions |
Augustin Speyer |
| 52 |
Pragmatic Strengthening and conventionalized implicature |
Regine Eckardt |
| 53 |
Sociocultural drivers of lexical innovation |
Terttu Nevalainen |
| 54 |
SEMASIOLOGICAL VARIATION |
Dirk Geeraerts |
| 55 |
Subjectification and intersubjectification |
Elizabeth Closs Traugott |
| 56 |
Loss and Leveling |
Joshua Bousquette |
| 57 |
Acquisition and Learnability in Language Change |
Ailís Cournane |
| 58 |
On language acquisition as the locus of reanalysis |
Jürgen M. Meisel |
| 59 |
Contact and borrowing |
Anthony Grant |
| 60 |
Mixed Languages |
Jesse Stewart |
| 61 |
Change across the lifespan |
Isabelle Buchstaller |
| 62 |
Variation and Change in Language Revitalization |
Itxaso Rodríguez-Ordóñez |
| 63 |
Understanding Writing |
William Boltz |
| 64 |
Working with language isolates |
Patience Epps |
| 65 |
Chain Shifts |
Monica Nesbitt |
| 66 |
Mergers and Splits |
Sarah Babinski |
| 67 |
Metathesis |
Ander Egurtzegi |
| 68 |
At the interfaces: indigenous and non-indigenous sources of phonological change |
Aditi Lahiri |
| 69 |
Phonological universals in Sound Change |
David Natvig |
| 70 |
Morphing Creole Languages |
Fabiola Henri |
| 71 |
Morphological reanalysis: recycling old form to new function |
Laura A. Janda |
| 72 |
Configurationality: Changing Patterns of Morphology and Syntax |
Adam Ledgeway |
| 73 |
Hypothetical routes from parataxis to hypotaxis |
Katrin Axel-Tober |
| 74 |
Syntactic Change at the Interfaces: non-syntactic triggers for syntactic change |
Tara Struik |
| 75 |
(Basic) word order |
Lieven Danckaert |
| 76 |
Changing patterns of deixis in the verbal domain |
Mario Squartini |
| 77 |
On the diachrony of ellipsis |
Remus Gergel |
| 78 |
Lexical change and stability |
Steven N. Dworkin |
| 79 |
Modality and Mood |
Francesca Dell’Oro |
| 80 |
Diachronic Lexical Semantics with Computational Models |
Nina Tahmasebi |
| 81 |
Mechanisms of change in lexical semantics |
Karlien Franco |
| 82 |
Dialects as a window into diachronic change |
Cecilia Poletto |
| 83 |
Subgrouping |
Daniel Kaufman |
| 84 |
Aspectual changes: Aktionsart versus perfectivity |
Amalia Moser |
| 85 |
Changing Patterns of Deixis in the Nominal Domain |
Alexandra Simonenko |
| 86 |
Borrowing of Linguistic Rules |
Metin Bagriacik |
| 87 |
Semantic universals |
Chiara Gianollo |
| 88 |
Morphological universals and tendencies |
Dunstan Brown |
| 89 |
Diffusion of syntactic change |
David Willis |
| 90 |
Social Conditioning, Differentiation, and Linguistic Valuation |
Jon Forrest |
| 91 |
DELETION (APHAERESIS, SYNCOPE, APOCOPE) |
Daniel Recasens |
| 92 |
Analogy and Extension |
David Fertig |
| 93 |
Approaches to the comparative linguistics of sign languages |
Justin M. Power |
| 94 |
Complex predicate formation |
Veronika Hegedűs HUN-REN |
| 95 |
Primary split, secondary split and the life cycle of phonological processes |
Michael Ramsammy |
| 96 |
The Family Tree model |
Guillaume Jacques |
| 97 |
Language shift, obsolescence, and death |
Joshua R. Brown |
| 98 |
Morphologization (from phonology and syntax) and demorphologization |
Livio Gaeta |
| 99 |
Codeswitching |
Ad Backus |
| 100 |
Tense, aspect and mood/modality systems |
Barbara Meisterernst |
| 101 |
Alignment Change |
Edith Aldridge |
| 102 |
Diachronic patterns of affixation |
Judith Meinschaefer |
| 103 |
Regularity and exceptions in paradigmatic systems |
Péter Rebrus |
| 104 |
Uniformitarianism in Diachrony |
Claire Bowern |
| 105 |
Diachronic Typological Universals |
Shelece Easterday |
| 106 |
Quantification |
Tamás Halm |
| 107 |
Morphological agreement |
Paolo Milizia |
| 108 |
The Penthouse Principle Revisited: Matrix-embedded Asymmetries in Syntactic Change |
Sam Wolfe |
| 109 |
Conditioning |
Pavel Iosad |
| 110 |
Reanalysis and Restructuring |
Helmut Weiß |
| 111 |
Markedness, Naturalness and Complexity |
Nikolaus Ritt |
| 112 |
Propagation of change: computational models |
Henri Kauhanen |
| 113 |
Lexicalization |
Alain Peyraube |
| 114 |
Convergence, linguistic areas/sprachbunds |
Brian Joseph |
| 115 |
Prosodic changes and metrical restructuring: syllables, feet, and prosodic templates |
Laura Catharine Smith |
| 116 |
The rise and fall of case: when syntax meets morphology |
Nikolaos Lavidas |
| 117 |
Diachronic origins of nominal plural markers |
Patricia Cabredo Hofherr |
| 118 |
Syntactic methods for language phylogenies |
Cristina Guardiano |
| 119 |
Suppletion |
Ljuba Veselinova |
| 120 |
Syntactic Reanalysis |
Marieke Meelen |
| 121 |
Syntagmatic & paradigmatic changes in meaning |
Martín Fuchs |
| 122 |
Inflectional Change and Morphological Theory |
Nigel Vincent |
| 123 |
Diachronic Creole Syntax: Lessons from Cabo Verdean, Haitian and Sranan |
Marlyse Baptista |
| 124 |
The typology of prosodic organization |
Martin Kümmel |
| 125 |
Argument structure |
Leonid Kulikov |
| 126 |
Word-Order Universals, A Formal Approach |
Ian Roberts |
| 127 |
On Abruptness and Gradualness in Language Change |
Graeme Trousdale |
| 128 |
Diachronic linguistics: An overview |
Joseph Salmons |
| 129 |
Inertia and Anti-Inertia Theories of Syntactic Change |
Chris Reintges |
| 130 |
Changes in the determiner inventory across time |
Anne Carlier |