LANGUAGE CONTACT AND LANGUAGE SHIFT IN BRUSSELS

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1. Titelei
2. THEORIES OF LINGUISTIC PREFERENCES AS A BASIS FOR LINGUISTIC EXPLANATIONS
3. LINGUISTIC THEORY, UNIVERSALS, AND SLAVIC ACCENTUATION
4. <ai> AND <a> IN MEDIEVAL NORTHERN ENGLISH MANUSCRIPTS
5. LA METHODOLOGIE DE L’HISTORIOGRAPHIE DE LA LINGUISTIQUE
6. SPELLING-REFORM IN GERMANY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN GERMAN-SPEAKING COUNTRIES A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW ANDSOME RECENT TRENDS
7. LANGUAGE CONTACT AND LANGUAGE SHIFT IN BRUSSELS
8. DIE ENTSTEHUNG UND ENTWICKLUNG DER HISTORISCHEN SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT IN UNGARN
9. SQUIBS