Table of contents
Introduction: On the role of reorganisation in long-term variation and change and its theoretical implications
1
Plural inflection in North Sea Germanic languages: A multivariate analysis of morphological variation
17
Frequency as a key to language change and reorganisation: On subtraction in German dialects
57
The history of the mixed inflection of German masculine and neuter nouns: Sound shapes, dialectal variation, typology
93
Genesis and diachronic persistence of overabundance: Data from Romance languages
119
Ablaut reorganisation: The case of German x-o-o
149
Reorganising Voice in the history of Greek: Split complexity and prescriptivism
175
Making sense of grammatical variation in Norwegian
209
Manner of motion and semantic transitivity: A usage-based perspective on change and continuity in the system of the German perfect auxiliaries haben and sein
231
Active and passive tough-infinitives: A case of long-term grammatical variation
269
Index
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