Titlebook: Internal and External Causes of Language Change; The Naxos Papers Nikolaos Lavidas,Alexander Bergs,Ioanna Sitaridou Book 2023 The Editor(s)

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The Development of the Copular Participial Periphrases in Ancient Greek: Evidence for Syntactic Chan, aorist, perfect) .. Previous research has revealed that Ancient Greek developed several participial periphrases which were characterized by a synchronically variable and diachronically changing degree of integration into the verbal system. Changes have been attributed not only to system internal c

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The Evolution of Temporal Adverbs into Discourse Markers: Grammaticalization or Pragmaticalization? n temporal adverbs . “then” and . “afterwards” have undergone. It seeks to comparatively describe their pragmatic functions as a pragmatic marker and to identify the senses underlying these functions in informal and formal conversation. Special attention will be paid to the complete pragmaticalizati

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Long-Distance Metathesis of Liquids in Romance: A Property Theory Analysis of Diachronic Changehe left periphery of the word. The migrating liquid lands either in the onset of the adjacent syllable to the left (local) or in the onset of the initial syllable (distal). Both local and distal LDM may be accompanied by displacement of pre-consonantal liquids (RC). Based on the environment a metath

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Documenting Corfioto: Evidence for Contact-Induced Grammaticalization in the Romance Variety of the variety traditionally spoken by the members of the Jewish community of Corfu. Today it is still spoken by a small number of Corfiot Jews living in Greece and in diaspora, mainly in Israel. While historical and sociolinguistic data highlight the presence of different speech communities in the history

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Gender Hypercharacterization in Modern Judeo-Spanish Adjectivesdard Spanish, Judeo-Spanish denominal adjectives in -./-. are not gender-invariant and have a feminine form in -./-.. This usage has not been consistent historically and throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth century feminines in -./-. and -./-. coexist. The phenomenon is studied in the conte

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The RUKI Rule in Indo-Iranian and the Early Contacts with Uralicle in this branch of Indo-European. The RUKI rule (retraction of the sibilant *.) is shared by Indo-Iranian and Balto-Slavic, but as there are various exceptions to this rule, it is not clear whether it is a shared innovation or later, parallel development (areal innovation). Although the contacts w

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