On multiple source constructions in language change

Articles
• On multiple source constructions in language change
  Freek Van de Velde, Hendrik De Smet and Lobke Ghesquière | pp. 473–489
• Multiple inheritance and constructional change
  Graeme Trousdale | pp. 491–514
• An inquiry into unidirectionality as a foundational element of grammaticalization: On the role played by analogy and the synchronic grammar system in processes of language change
  Olga Fischer | pp. 515–533
• Serving two masters: Form–function friction in syntactic amalgams
  Hendrik De Smet and Freek Van de Velde | pp. 534–565
• Multiple sources for the German scandal construction
  Livio Gaeta | pp. 566–598
• Sources of auxiliation in the perfects of Europe
  Bridget Drinka | pp. 599–644
• Multiple roots of innovations in language contact: Evidence from morphological intermingling in contact between Ingrian Finnish and Estonian
  Helka Riionheimo | pp. 645–674
• Multiple sources and multiple causes multiply explored
  Brian D. Joseph | pp. 675–691

Cited by other publications

Cassidy, Jack, Evan Ortlieb & Stephanie Grote-Garcia

2016. Beyond the Common Core: Examining 20 Years of Literacy Priorities and Their Impact on Struggling Readers. Literacy Research and Instruction 55:2 ► pp. 91 ff.

Van Goethem, Kristel & Hendrik De Smet

2014. How nouns turn into adjectives: The emergence of new adjectives in French, English and Dutch through debonding processes. Languages in Contrast 14:2 ► pp. 251 ff.

Van Goethem, Kristel & Matthias Hüning

2015. From Noun to Evaluative Adjective: Conversion or Debonding? DutchTopand Its Equivalents in German. Journal of Germanic Linguistics 27:4 ► pp. 366 ff.

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