From Particular to General Linguistics

• Author’s acknowledgments | p. v
• Table of contents | p. vii
• Guide to abbreviations | p. xi
• From particular to general linguistics
• Introduction | p. 3
• A. Genetic linguistics
• Linguistics as a genetic science | p. 23
• B. History of linguistics
• History and histories of linguistics | p. 49
• C. Clues as to dating
• Range of variation as a clue to dating | p. 87
• D. Convergence and divergence
• Factors in the unity of ROMANIA | p. 129
• E. Diffusion
• Lexical borrowing in the Romance languages | p. 137
• F. Language vs. the real world
• Gender, sex, and size, as reflected in the Romance languages | p. 155
• G. The social component of chance
• The social matrix of Paleo-Romance postverbal nouns | p. 179
• H. Lexical independence vs. grammatical constraint
• Each word has a history of its own | p. 217
• I. Multiple causation
• Multi-conditioned sound change and the impact of morphology on phonology | p. 229
• Multiple versus simple causation in linguistic change | p. 251
• The five sources of epenthetic /j/ in western Hispano-Romance: A study in multiple causation | p. 269
• On hierarchizing the components of multiple causation | p. 297
• J. Accentology and phonology
• Conflicting prosodic inferences from Ascoli’s and Darmesteter’s laws? | p. 323
• Etiological studies in Romance diachronic phonology | p. 361
• K. Affixal derivation
• One characteristic derivational suffix of literary Italian: -(t)aggine | p. 399
• The double affixation in Old-French gens-es-or, bel-ez-or, old Provençal bel-az- or | p. 411
• The rise of the nominal augments in Romance: Graeco-Latin and Tuscan clues to the prehistory of Hispano-Romance | p. 419
• L. Etymology
• Primary, secondary, and tertiary etymologies: The three lexical kernels of Hispanic saña, ensañar, sañudo | p. 473
• Etymology and modern linguistics | p. 497
• The interlocking of etymology and historical grammar (exemplified with the analysis of Spanish desleír) | p. 513
• Contacts between BLASPHĒMĀRE and AESTIMĀRE | p. 543
• Supplement | p. 559
• Index of names | p. 593
• Selective index of key terms | p. 607

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