THE GERUND IN EARLY MODERN ENGLISH: EVIDENCE FROM THE HELSINKI CORPUS

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1. Titelei
2. SPECULATIONS ABOUT THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN CARDINAL 6’
3. INDO-EUROPEAN ECHOES OF ‘INVOKING̉
4. SYNCHRONY AND DIACHRONY REVISITED: WAS R. JAKOBSON AND THE PRAGUE CIRCLE RIGHT IN THEIR CRITICISM OF DE SAUSSURE?
5. THE DEFINITION OF THE COPULA AND THE ROLE OF 3RD INDEPENDENT PERSONAL PRONOUNS IN NOMINAL SENTENCES OF SEMITIC LANGUAGES
6. LINGUISTIC VARIATIONS AMONG LADINO TRANSLATIONS AS DETERMINED BY GEOGRAPHICAL, TEMPORAL AND TEXTUAL FACTORS
7. DOMAIN SHIFTS AND THE GRAMMATICALIZATION OF CASE: A CASE STUDY OF THE FINNISH ADESSIVE
8. THE GERUND IN EARLY MODERN ENGLISH: EVIDENCE FROM THE HELSINKI CORPUS
9. ON THE HISTORY OF METHINKS: FROM IMPERSONAL CONSTRUCTION TO FOSSILISED EXPRESSION
10. NEITHER UNIVERSALS NOR PREFERENCES — THE GENESIS OF SLAVIC
11. UNIVERSAL VS. INDIVIDUAL: THE TENSIONS OF "WOMEN'S LANGUAGE" IN JULIAN OF NORWICH'S REVELATIONS OF DIVINE LOVE
12. ON SPECIFIC INFORMATION AND SYNTACTIC SHIFTS IN NEW ENGLISH
13. YIDDISH ORIGINS: THE AUSTRO-BAVARIAN PROBLEM
14. REVIEWS