The 50 most cited articles
1. Toward
a syntactic phylogeny of modern indo-european languages
2. Contentful
constructionalization
3. Valency
changes in the history of english
4. Social
ecology and language history in the northern vanuatu linkage:a tale of
divergence and convergence
5. Diachronic
change in Indo-European motion event encoding
6. The
rise of ‘subordination features’ in the history of greek and their decline the
‘indirect speech traits cycle’
7. Asymmetries
in overt marking and directionality in semantic change
8. Reconstructing
proto-indo-european categories the reflexive and the middle in hittite and in
the proto-language
9. Null
referential subjects in the history of swedish
10. Frequency
effects and lexical split in the use of [t] and [s] and [d] and [z] in the
syrian arabic of christian rural migrants
11. On
predicting contact-induced grammatical change evidence from slavic
languages
12. Te
rise and fall of a minor category Te case of the Welsh numerative
13. Towards
coherent infinitival patterns in the history of German
14. The
decline of non-finiteness as a syntactic mechanism for embedding in East
Slavic
15. AcI
and control infinitives: How different are they? A diachronic approach
16. The
persistence of verb second in negative utterances in breton
17. Testing
the semantic homogeneity constraint analogical change and Russian verbs
18. Reconstructing
passive and voice in proto-indo-european
19. Proto-indo-european
verb-finality reconstruction, typology, validation
20. Third-person
possessive suffixes as definite articles in semitic
21. Quantifying
the evolutionary dynamics of german verbs
22. Nyikina
paradigms and refunctionalization
23. Mechanisms
of language change in a functional system:the recent semantic evolution of
english future time expressions
24. A
prosody-controlled semi-vowel alternation in Yukaghir
25. Editors'
corner
26. The
problem of the Old Finnish passive
27. Accounting
for variability in Malayo-Polynesian pronouns Paradigmatic instability or
drif?
28. Tracking
semantic change in fl- monomorphemes in the Oxford English Dictionary
29. How
the accusative became the relative: A samoyedic key to the eskimo-uralic
relationship?
30. The
rise and fall of a change from below in Early Modern Spanish: The periphrasis
deber de + infinitive in texts of linguistic immediacy
31. Gothic
evidence for the pronunciation of Greek in the fourth century AD: Transcription
comparison method
32. Stressed
vowel assimilation to palatal consonants in early Romance
33. Clause-final
negative markers in Bobo and Samogo: Parallel evolution and contact
34. On
the mechanisms of the grammaticalization of comitative and instrumental
categories in Slavic
35. On
the loss of copy-raising and the development of infinitive complements: The
case of German beginnen 'begin'
36. The
history of the quasi-auxiliary use(d) to: A usage-based account
37. Infinitival
complementation from caucasian Albanian to modern Udi
38. The
diachrony of infinitival patterns: Their origin, development and loss
39. Reconstructing
the history of languages in Northwest New Britain inheritance and contact
40. Explaining
tense marking changes in Swedish verbs An application of two analogical
computer models
41. The
evolution of the Persian aspecto-modal suffix -e, between the 10th and the 16th
centuries 42. Gradual
creolization: Studies celebrating jacques arends ed. by rachel selbach, hugo c.
cardoso and margot van den berg
43. Mapping
meaning with distributional methods a diachronic corpus-based study of
existential there
44. Hittite
pai- ‘come’ and uwa- ‘go’ as restructuring verbs
45. Grammatical
change: Theory and description ed. by rachel hendery & jennifer
hendriks
46. The
emergence of the romanian supine
47. Understanding
diachronic change in cappadocian greek the dialectological perspective
48. Language
contact: New perspectives ed. by muriel norde, bob de jonge & cornelius
hasselblatt
49. On
calculating the reliability of the comparative method at long and medium
distances 50. The phonology of rhythm from classical to modern Portuguese.
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