Titlebook: Dynamics of Language Changes; Looking Within and A Keith Allan Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Language and Revolution.So

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The Part-Time Model for Working Beyond 60 is being felt in the pronunciation patterns by younger speakers, calques, and the presence of two borrowed grammatical forms—the possessive verb and the negator. Cultural and linguistic factors suggest an explanation for this seemingly curious development.

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Who Can and Would Wish to Work Beyond 60?th their physical and environmental changes, their interaction creates recognizable patterns. In light of this, we reflect on how the concept of enregisterment may serve as a way of theorising the adaptation process of deafblind signers’ use of Auslan, and understanding the sedimentation of tactile signing into conventionalised meanings.

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Different Sources, Same Path—From Addressee-Based Deictics to Markers of Discourse Statuslel developments towards markers indicating the discourse status of constituents. This brings further evidence to the fact that the semantics of the source element may be as indicative of a grammaticalization path as the form class to which it belongs.

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Language Literally Changes: Usage Guides and Their Influence on Language Attitudesomparison of the supporting justification advocates and opponents of emphatic . provide to support their position suggests that usage guides may have some influence in the nature of the arguments made online; however, usage guides themselves do not serve as supporting authorities in that space.

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On Cupsdifferent denotata for the word .: all but one kind are hollow hemispheroids. It speculates on the relevance of cupped hands in the sizing of cups, and finally proposes that a proper semantics for . should be cognisant of the lexical extensions discussed here.

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From Seeing to Feeling: How Do Deafblind People Adapt Visual Sign Languages?th their physical and environmental changes, their interaction creates recognizable patterns. In light of this, we reflect on how the concept of enregisterment may serve as a way of theorising the adaptation process of deafblind signers’ use of Auslan, and understanding the sedimentation of tactile signing into conventionalised meanings.

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Standardise This! Prescriptivism and Resistance to Standardization in Language Revitalization interview data with language activists from the eastern states of Australia to consider how those doing the work of language revitalization are grappling with questions of standardization and prescriptivism. We identify nonstandardized practices, which deflect and/or decline the use of standardizat