ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EPISTEMICITY IN THE GERMAN MODAL VERBS MÖGEN AND MÜSSEN

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1. Titelei
2. Sonstiges
3. THE LAWS OF QUANTITATIVE LINGUISTIC CHANGE AND ITS COROLLARIES
4. ROZWADOWSKI‘S LAWS OF LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
5. QUANTIFYING QUALIFIERS IN ANGLO-SAXON CHARTER BOUNDARIES
6. THE INDO-EUROPEAN LOCATIVE PARTICLE *we: THE ETYMON OF THE HITTITE "QUOTATION PARTICLE" -wa(r)-
7. DOUBLE MODALS IN SCOTLAND AND THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES: TRANS-ATLANTIC INHERITANCE OR INDEPENDENT DEVELOPMENT?
8. OBSERVATIONS ON THE OLD ENGLISH SE
9. ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EPISTEMICITY IN THE GERMAN MODAL VERBS MÖGEN AND MÜSSEN
10. DIACHRONY VS. CONSISTENCY: THE CASE OF NEGATION
11. THE BEGINNINGS OF IRISH ENGLISH
12. THE GRAMMATICALIZATION OF POSSESSIVE OF WHICH IN MIDDLE ENGLISH AND EARLY MODERN ENGLISH
13. DYNAMIC TYPOLOGY
14. SQUIB