Virginia Hill and Alexandru Mardale: The diachrony of Differential Object Marking in Romanian

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1. Frontmatter
2. Articles
3. Ideophonic patterns in Kiranti languages and beyond
4. ‘Without V-ing’ clauses: clausal negative concomitance in typological perspective
5. Tune-text accommodation in Optimality Theory: an account of Southern Valencian Catalan yes-no questions
6. Unbounded repetition, habituality, and aspect from a comparative perspective
7. Returning a maverick creole to the fold: the Berbice Dutch enigma revisited
8. Discussion
9. Exceptionalizing genetic creolistics: a rejoinder to Mikael Parkvall and Bart Jacobs on the emergence of Berbice Dutch
10. Why Haitian is a creole, Michif an intertwiner, and Irish English neither: a reply to Mufwene
11. Book Reviews
12. Virginia Hill and Alexandru Mardale: The diachrony of Differential Object Marking in Romanian
13. John M. Anderson: A grammar of English: The consequences of a substance-based view of language
14. R. M. W. Dixon: The essence of linguistic analysis: An integrated approach
15. Martin Hilpert: Ten lectures on Diachronic Construction Grammar
16. Kevin McManus: Crosslinguistic influence and second language learning