Linguistic change.

Theories of lexical semantics by: (Electronic resources)

Languages in contact = the partial restructuring of vernaculars / by: (Electronic resources)

Globalization and language in contact = scale, migration, and communicative practices / by: (Electronic resources)

Language Interrupted = Signs of Non-Native Acquisition in Standard Language Grammars by: (Electronic resources)

Linguistic Universals and Language Change. by: (Electronic resources)

Handbook of language and communication = diversity and change / by: (Electronic resources)

Language change and linguistic theory.. II,. Morphological, syntactic, and typological change by: (Electronic resources)

Motives for Language Change. by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth-century English = stability and change / by: (Electronic resources)

Frequency of use and the organization of language by: (Electronic resources)

Visible variation = comparative studies on sign language structure / by: (Electronic resources)

Speech rate, pause and sociolinguistic variation = studies in corpus sociophonetics / by: (Electronic resources)

Phonology and language use / by: (Language materials, printed)

Aspects of language contact = new theoretical, methodological and empirical findings with special focus on romancisation processes / by: (Electronic resources)

On language change = the invisible hand in language / by: (Electronic resources)

Language evolution by: (Electronic resources)

Language change / by: (Language materials, printed)

Language and the Internet by: (Electronic resources)

Selfish Sounds and Linguistic Evolution : = A Darwinian Approach to Language Change. by: (Electronic resources)

The linguistic cycle = language change and the language faculty / by: (Electronic resources)