Table of contents
Introduction
Historical syntax: Problems, materials, methods, hypotheses
Syntactic change
Manner deixis as source of grammatical markers in Indo-European languages
Syntactic reconstruction
Reconstructing non-canonical argument structure for Proto-Indo-European: Methodological questions and progress
An approach to syntactic reconstruction
Anatolian morphosyntax: Inheritance and innovation
Historical syntax and corpus linguistics
Treebanks in historical linguistic research
Traces of discourse configurationality in older Indo-European languages?
Studying word order changes in Latin: Some methodological remarks
Problematizing syndetic coordination: Ancient Greek ‘and’ from Homer to Aristophanes
What role for inscriptions in the study of syntax and syntactic change in the old Indo-European languages? The pros and cons of an integration of epigraphic corpora
Historical syntax and language contact
The Gulf of Guinea creoles: A case-study of syntactic reconstruction
Syntactic diversity and change in Austroasiatic languages
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