دانلود کتاب Historical Semantics - Historical Word-Formation

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Preface\nList of conference participants\nThe ordering of nominal compounds in Irish\nThe semantic development of will\nSemantic shifts in Korean honoriflcation\nPrefixal negation of English adjectives: psycholinguistic dimensions of productivity\nCross-linguistic comparison and the development of grammatical meaning\nDerivation, inflection, and semantic change in the development of the Chukchi verb paradigm\nSuppletion in word-formation\nEtymology and the lexical semantics of the Old English preverb be-\nCognitive restrictions on the structure of semantic change\nOn the origin of the suffix -ly\nGender systems and semanticity: two case histories from Bantu\nSegmental phonology and word-formation: agency and abstraction in the history of Irish\nDeverbal nouns in Old and Modern English: from stem-formation to word-formation\nWhere do concessives come from? On the development of concessive connectives\nThe influence of semantic fields on semantic change\nOn semantic change in a dynamic model of language\nContact-induced semantic change and innovation\nInferential features in historical semantics\nDiachronic irreversibility in word-formation and semantics\nSemantic development of borrowings\nEtymology and semantics. Theoretical considerations apropos of an analysis of the etymological problem of Spanish mañero, mañeria\nLexical and syntactic semantics in historical aspect\nThe synchrony-diachrony division in word-formation\nA historical perspective on the productivity of the suffixes -ness and -ity\nWord-formation, learned vocabulary and linguistic maturation\nLaƷamon’s compound nouns and their morphology\nOn the functional development of repetition in Antiguan Creole morphology, syntax, and discourse\nModality and semantic change\nThe lexicological analysis of older stages of languages\n‘Left’ or ‘right’?\nIndex of authors\nIndex of languages