Studies in Language Change [SLC] – serie

Merchants of Innovation

The Languages of Traders

Scribes as Agents of Language Change

Lexical and Structural Etymology

Beyond Word Histories

Prepositional Clauses in Spanish

A Diachronic and Comparative Syntactic Study

Spanish Clitics on the Move

Variation in Time and Space

Iconicity and Analogy in Language Change

The Development of Double Object Clitic Clusters from Medieval Florentine to Modern Italian

Grammatical Reconstruction

The Sogeram Languages of New Guinea

Celtic Hypothesis

Evaluating the Evidence of Brythonic Influence on Early English

Diachronic Development of Modal Expressions in Chinese

From Late Archaic to Middle Chinese

Bantoid and Bantu in Cameroon

An Historical Reassessment

Grammatical Reconstruction

The Sogeram Languages of New Guinea

Oblique Subjects in Germanic

Their Status, History and Reconstruction

Excavating Language

Linguistic Connections across Latin, Greek, and Modern European Languages

Proto-Australian

Reconstruction of a Common Ancestor Language

Beyond Recorded History

Unlocking the Past Through Contact Linguistics

Spatial Diffusion of Linguistic Changes

New Methods and Theoretical Perspectives

Oblique Subjects in Germanic

Their Status, History and Reconstruction