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Resurrecting rhymes, reasons and (no) rhotics: Reconstructing Keats’ pronunciation
Diachronic phonology with Contrastive Hierarchy Theory
The life cycle of phonological patterns explains drift in sound change
The diachronic typology of retroflex vowels
Diachronic shifts among sound ideophones
The classification of the Plains Algonquian languages
Modelling combined linguistic and non-linguistic evidence in language reconstruction
Dissimilatory constraints discriminate between variants in analogical change
Patterns of suppletion in inflection revisited: What the Crossover Constraint constrains
Differential object marking in early Italo-Romance and old Sardinian
Semantic factors in case loss: The Serbian-Bulgarian dialectal continuum
Morphosyntactic borrowing in closely related varieties: ‘False cognates’ in Swahili
Nominal privative suffixes as a diachronic source of verbal negative markers: Evidence from Australian languages
The emergence of oblique subjects: Identifiable processes in the history of Icelandic
Grammaticalization of sentence adverbs and particles revisited
A discourse analysis of left-dislocation in Old English
The semantics of word borrowing in late medieval English — a preliminary investigation
Approximative adverbs in modern and pre-modern languages
History of numerals as history of East African languages
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