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Diachrony and Diachronica
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Article outline
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Diachronica at 40
- Forty years of diachronic generative syntax
- Bad data, parsed corpora, and an underexplored natural alliance in the study of diachronic syntax
- Experimental linguistics and language change
- A few comments on the use of the time variable in historical corpus studies
- The Life-Cycle Model of phonological change
- Pertinacity in phonological change
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