FORMS ARE SILVER, NOTHING IS GOLD

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. CULTURAL CONTACTS OF PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN AND PROTO-INDO-IRANIAN WITH NEIGHBOURING LANGUAGES
3. PIE ... IN ALBANIAN
4. ON THE ORIGIN OF LATE MIDDLE ENGLISH SPELLINGS OF THE TYPE CHOMBRE, CHONGI, PENONCE FOR EEGULAR CHAUMBRE, GHAUNGEN, PENAUNCE
5. THE ORTHOGRAPHIC SYSTEM OF AN EARLY ENGLISH PRINTER: WYNKYN DE WORDE
6. VOWEL SHIFTS IN ENGLISH AND DUTCH: formal or genetic relation?
7. HOW DO UNNATURAL SYLLABIFICATIONS ARISE?! THE CASE OF CONSONANT + GLIDE IN VULGAR LATIN
8. THE ORIGIN AND SPREAD OF THE ACCUSATIVE AND INFINITIVE CONSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH
9. LINGUISTIQUE HISTORIQUE, GENERALE ET PARTICULIERE CHEZ HUGO SCHUCHARDT
10. DIVERGENCES AND CONVERGENCES AMONG NEO-LATIN SYSTEMS IN NORTH-EASTERN ITALY
11. THE EMERGENCE OF THE SYLLABLE FINAL NASAL PHONEME IN JAPANESE
12. SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY PUNCTUATION THEORY: BUTLER'S PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS AND WILKINS’ PHILOSOPHICAL CRITIQUE
13. ERGATIVE, PASSIVE AND THE OTHER DEVICES OF FUNCTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
14. FORMS ARE SILVER, NOTHING IS GOLD
15. SOUND CHANGE VS. RULE CHANGE THE CASE OF EASTERN ANDALUSIAN
16. HOW SYNCHRONY OF A LANGUAGE REVEALS ITS DIACHRONY (principles of analysis and classification)
17. THE EVOLUTION OF FINAL ‘-x’ A STUDY OF FRENCH ‘-eux’ FROM LATIN ‘-o : s-’
18. THE TELEOLOGEN ON LANGUAGE CHANGE
19. REVIEWS
20. SQUIB