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DIACHRONY VS. CONSISTENCY: THE CASE OF NEGATION

  • ALBERTO NOCENTINI
Published/Copyright: July 16, 2009
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Folia Linguistica Historica
From the journal Folia Linguistica Historica Volume 27 Issue Historica-vol-14-1-2

Published Online: 2009-07-16
Published in Print: 1993

© 1993 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin Boston

Articles in the same Issue

  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
https://doi.org/10.1515/flih.1993.14.1-2.177

Articles in the same Issue

  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
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