Quantitative evidence and diachronic syntax

Historical linguistics · Linguistics · Quantitative analysis (chemistry · Rule-based machine translation · Selection (genetic algorithm · Sight · Syntax · Computer Science · Historical Linguistics and Language Studies · Linguistic Variation and Morphology · Philosophy · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies · Artificial Intelligence

• A comparative perspective on the evolution of Romance clausal structure

  Wolfe, Sam Wolfe•Diachronica•2016

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• What is Germanic and what is not about Old French V2

  Espen Klævik-Pettersen•Linguistic Variation•2019

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• De ante à devant et avant

  Benjamin Fagard•Langages•2012

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• New insights into an old form

  Open Access•Martin Elsig•Language Variation and Change•2017

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• Redefining the typology of V2 languages

  Wolfe, Sam Wolfe•Linguistic Variation•2019

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• The nature of Old Spanish verb second reconsidered

  Open Access•Wolfe•Lingua•2015

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• Syntaktische Variation aus synchronischer und diachronischer Perspektive

  Esther Rinke•Syntaktische Variation Aus…•2007

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• Language in use

  John Baugh•Language in use•1984

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• The Social Stratification of English in New York City

  Open Access•William Labov•Social Stratification of English…•2006

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• From Old French to the theory of pro-drop

  Open Access•Marianne Adams•Natural Language and Linguistic…•1987

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• The Linguistic Variable

  Walt Wolfram•American Speech•1991

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• Advances in romance linguistics

  Open Access•Frank Nuessel•Lingua•1989

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• Language change across the lifespan

  Open Access•Gillian Sankoff, Hélèn Blondeau et al.•Language•2007

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• A real-time window on 19th-century vernacular French

  Shana Poplack, Anne St-Amand•Language in Society•2007

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