Sophia J. Oppermann: Coordination structures in Old and Middle High German

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1. Frontmatter
2. Papers
3. Go to church or die in prison: PPs with bare institutional nouns in the history of English
4. Possessives as source of definite articles? Diachronic evidence from Persian
5. Lenition of voiced stops in Kurdish
6. Third-person singular present tense inflectional variation in Medieval and Early Modern English scientific texts: a corpus-based study
7. The emergence of stand-alone insubordinate conditional clauses in Hungarian
8. Tracing the origins and grammaticalization path of Irish English habitual do V: an analysis of the 1641 Depositions
9. The diachronic development of the inchoative construction in Spanish: a case of constructionalization
10. Negative correlative coordination in Indo-European: emergence, evolution and variability
11. Book Reviews
12. Xinyue Yao: The present perfect and the preterite in Late Modern and Contemporary English. A corpus-based study of grammatical change
13. John D. Bengtson: Basque and its closest relatives. A new paradigm
14. Stephanie Roussou and Philomen Probert: Ancient and medieval thought on Greek enclitics
15. Sophia J. Oppermann: Coordination structures in Old and Middle High German
16. Program Review
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