LINGUIST List 4.1009

Mon 29 Nov 1993

Books: Historical linguistics

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    HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS

    Aertsen, Henk & Robert J. Jeffers (eds.) HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS 1989. Papers from the 9th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Rutgers University, 14-18 August 1989. John Benjamins 1993 xvii, 538 pp. Historical Linguistics Cloth US:1 55619 560 5/EUR:90 272 3608 9 US$110.00/Hfl. ,--

    Van Marle, Jaap (ed.) HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS 1991. Papers from the 10th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Amsterdam, August 12- 16 1991. John Benjamins 1993 xvii, 395 pp. Historical Linguistics Cloth US:1 55619 561 3/EUR:90 272 3609 7 US$90.00/Hfl. ,--

    Lord, Carol HISTORICAL CHANGE IN SERIAL VERB CONSTRUCTION John Benjamins 1993 x, 270pp.+index Linguistic Theory, Historical Cloth US:1 55619 416 1/EUR:90 272 2913 9 US$60.00/Hfl. ,-- Paper US:1 55619 417 X/EUR:90 272 2914 7 US$24.95/Hfl. ,-- Contains cross-language descriptions and analyses which illustrate the true range of serial verb constructions as well as the linguistic structures which evolve from serial constructions.