“Language Change”
ablaut: in Germanic verbs, 39-82 passim, 164-5, 169
aesthetics: as motivating factor in sound change, 166, 167
Alarcos Llorach, E., 220-1, 241
Allen, W. S., 134
Ambrose, N., 237
Ammon, J. C., 168
analogy: inverted, 45, 71, 72, 74, 76
anaphor binding, 90
Anderson, S., 73
Andriotis, N., 183
anlaut: absolute, in reduplicated forms, 47, 48, 55; lexical discrepancy, 51, 53; thematic, in reduplicated forms, 47-9, 55, 60
Anttila, R., 74, 134, 137, 138
Appel, C., 231
Austin, W., 153
Avis, W. S., 156
Baist, G., 214, 218, 227, 241
Bakker, D. M., 168, 170, 176
Baldinger, K., 179, 246, 248
Baran, H., 32
Barthes, R., 34
Bartoli, M. G., 176, 179, 242, 243
Battisti, C., 179
Bec, P., 243
Becanus, G., 163, 168
Bech, G., 39-82
Beeler, M., 206, 243
Beito, O. T., 113
Bennett, W. H., 83, 123
Bever, T. G., 32
Birnbaum, H., 238
Blaylock, C., 239, 240
Bloomfield, L., 147, 148, 153, 158, 238
Boas, F., 193
Boer, R. C., 56, 60
Bolinger, D., 83
Bonfante, G., 176-7
Bopp, F., 143, 149, 165
Bornkamm, G., 185
Bouissac, P., 35
Bourciez, É., 241-2
Brannon, L., 2
Braun, R., 185
Braune, W., 40, 41, 64, 65, 84
Bréal, M., 257
Brockelmann, C., 143
Brown, Roger, 34
Browne, W., 73
Brugmann, K., 75, 147
Bruneau, C., 241, 243
Brunner, K., 41, 61
Brunot, F., 241, 243
Bühler, K., 261
Burger, H., 2
Butterworth, B., 33
Buyssens, E., 85
Çabej, E., 243
Canale, M., 129
Caro Baroja, J., 221
Caron, W.J.H., 168
Cassidy, F., 156, 160
Catalan, D., 223
catastrophe: Thomian, 132
Chafe, W., 2, 3
child language: as subcode, 263-5
Chomsky, N.: cited, 73, 74, 89, 94, 96, 97, 109, 119, 121-2; Government Binding Model, 119, 122; Proposi- tional Island Condition, 96; Theory of Binding, 89
Claes, F., 168
Clements, G. N., 125
code switching, 260
coherence: as parameter of text, 30
Cohn, G., 246
Collinge, N., 134
communicative act: primary elements of, 260
comparison of inequality construction: in Indo-European languages, 144-50
compatibility feature: in idioms, 3
contiguity in idioms: factual, 4-5; imputed, 4-5
contraction theory of new ablaut formation, 75
Cooper, F. T., 246
Cornu, J., 220, 223
Corominas, J., 210, 214, 244, 245, 247
correlational approach to linguistic research, 257
Coseriu, E., 176, 177, 180
Courtés, J., 34
Curtius, Ernst R., 186
Curtius, Georg, 166
Danforth, D. G., 18
Décsy, G., 24
Delbrück, B., 143, 146, 147, 150
De Saussure, F., 34, 257
De Tollenaere, F., 48
De Vooys, C.G.N., 168
Devoto, G., 206
De Vries, Jan, 171, 172
Dibbets, G.R.W., 168, 170, 171
Dietrich, W., 176, 177, 180, 181
Dilts, M. R., 206, 243
discourse: analysis, 30; as object, 36; in semantic set, 28-36
Dixon, R., 134
downgrading in lexis, 258
Draye, L., 85
Dresher, B. E., 130
Dressler, W., 29, 30, 134
Durreil, M., 85
economy: as motivating factor in sound change, 166-7
Edmondson, J. A., 117, 122, 124
Eek, A., 18, 19, 20
Eijkman, L.P.H., 168
Elcock, W. D., 239
ellipsis: as language change phenomenon, 1-9
elliptical idiom, 5-9
Empiricism: renaissance of, 257
Ernout, A., 218, 224
Estonian: as tone language, 14-5; consonant quantity in, 10-4; lexical tone in, 15
Fahrenschon, V. J., 224
Falk, H., 114-6, 125
Faltz, L., 122, 123, 125
family tree: grouping of languages, 192-237 passim
Firstness: text as, 36
Fleischman, S., 239
Ford, J.D.M., 218-9, 241
foreigners’ language: as subcode, 263-4
Fouché, P., 215, 216, 220
Fourquet, J., 69, 83
Franck, J., 167, 171, 172
Frederiksen, C. H., 31
Freidin, R., 130
Friedlander, P., 176
Friedrich, P., 134-6
Gamillscheg, E., 242, 243, 247
García de Diego, V., 217, 245
genre theory: text as part of, 32
Germanic verbs: classified by Lambert ten Kate, 164-70
Givón, T., 137
Grandgent, C. H., 241
Green, John N., 239
Greenberg, J., 134, 135, 176
Greimas, A. J., 34, 35
Grimm, J., 75, 144, 149, 164, 165
Gröber, G., 208, 241, 242
Grootaers, L., 171
Guarner, M. Sanchis, 199
Gülich, E., 30, 31, 32
Gumperz, J., 257
Gundolf, F., 175-6
Haarmann, H., 206, 243
Hadlich, R. L., 243
Hall, R. A., 153, 199, 243
Halle, M., 73, 74
Halliday, M.A.K., 30-4
Hamp, E. P., 243
Hanssen, F., 241, 245, 246
Harbert, W., 14, 122
Harms, R., 14
Harris, James W., 246
Harris, Rachel S., 154, 155-9
Harris, Zellig, 30
Hartmann, P., 30-2
Haudricourt, A. G., 221
Havers, W., 257, 258, 261, 265
Healy, A., 2
Helimski, E., 15
Hellinga, W., 168, 171
Hendricks, R., 46, 48, 65, 83
Henzen, W., 50
Hilty, G., 240
Hint, M., 16, 20-2, 25
Hirt, H., 41, 68, 69, 72
Hjelmslev, L., 34, 237
Hoenigswald, H., 134
Höfler, 0., 85
Hofmann, J. B., 176
homonymy: as agent of listener deviation, 261
Hooper, J. B., 246
Hope, T. E., 239
Hopper, P., 83, 85
Hornstein, N., 130
Hotzenköcherle, R., 153
Huber, J., 215
Hurtig, R., 31-2
Hymes, D., 237, 257, 259
icon: semiotic, 3-9
inclusive theory: of language behavior, 32
index: semiotic, 3-9
interactional theory: of language behavior, 32, 257, 259
Isenberg, H., 30, 32
Iversen, R., 116, 117
Jackson, K., 206, 243
Jacobi, H., 145, 150
Jacobs, J., 168
Jacobs, R. A., 134
Jakobson, R., 22, 24, 261, 264
Janssen, H. H., 178
Jasanoff, J., 85
Jeffers, R., 135, 139
Jespersen, 0., 257
Jones, Daniel, 160
Jones, R. L., 48
Juilland, A., 221
Jungemann, F. H., 239-40
Junius, Franciscus, 163
Justus, Carol, 146
Kahane, Henry & Renée, 177, 180, 181, 182, 183
Karlsson, K. E., 223
Karstien, C., 70, 75
Katz, J., 2, 32
Katz Levy, Anna, 239
Keyser, S. J., 161
King, R. D., 134
Kiparsky, P., 74, 132
Kloeke, C. G., 153, 175
Kluyver, A., 168
Knol, J., 170
Kögel, R., 40
Koster, J., 125
Koukoules, P., 183
Křepinský, M., 217
Kriaros, E., 182-3
Kroll, W., 178, 179
Kruisinga, E., 264
Kuhn, A., 238
Kull, R., 11
Kurath, H., 153-61 passim
Labov, W., 32, 257
Lachmann’s Law: in Latin, 140-1
Lambrecht, J., 168
Lampe, G.W.H., 183
Langacker, R. W., 73
Laswell, H. D., 260
Latinity: First Wave, 197, 200, 216, 229, 232, 233, 236; Second Wave, 197, 200, 213, 229, 232, 236
Lausberg, H., 178, 179, 195, 199, 204-6, 215, 238-43
Lazard, S., 181, 182
Lehiste, I., 16, 17, 18
Lehmann, W. P., 134-7, 237, 238
Leite de Vasconcelos, J., 223
Lepschy, G. C., 237
Leumann, M., 176, 178, 221, 224
lexical anlaut readjustment, 55-8, 65, 77
Leys, O., 85
Li, C. N., 134, 136
Lightfoot, D., 128, 129, 135, 138, 140, 141
Lindau, M., 117
Lippus, U., 18
Lloyd, P. M., 202
Lockwood, W. B., 113, 124
Lorenz, M., 33, 34
Loth, J., 243
Lotman, J., 32, 34
Lüdtke, H., 85
Lunelli, A., 178
Luzsensky, A., 242
Maçãs, D., 247
McCartney, E. S., 179
McCawley, J., 73
McCormick, S., 46, 48, 85
McDavid, R. I., 154, 156, 158, 160, 161
McIntosh, A., 30
macrosyntax: as text linguistics, 31
Makkai, A., 1, 2
Malkiel, Y., 177, 179, 199, 200, 238-48 passim
Marti, H., 180
Martinet, A., 240, 242
Mathiot, M., 33, 35
Maurer, F., 83
Meid, W., 49, 85
Meier, H., 248
Meillet, A., 133, 218, 257
Menéndez Pidal, R., 211-2, 214-7, 218, 220, 221-7, 239, 240, 246, 248
message base: as level of discourse production, 31
metaphor: as stimulus to intellectual re-creation, 185-8
Metcalf, G. J., 237
Meyer, G., 205, 206
Meyer-Lübke, W., 199, 212, 214, 215, 220, 224, 239, 242-4
Michăescu, H., 179, 243
Millardet, G., 220
Miller, D. G., 136
minimal governing category: in Gothic, Greek, 94-107
Mirror Image Theory: alternations as polarity rules, 73-5; in ablaut formation, 71-4, 84; in natural language, 73
Mitzka, W., 40, 41, 64, 65, 84
modal verbs: in English, 128-9
Mohrmann, C., 185
Montanus, P., 168
Moonen, A., 113, 168
Morpurgo-Davies, A., 237
Moulton, W. G., 153-4, 158-60
Moser, H., 257
Mufwene, S^., 134
Muljačić, Z., 243
narrative: as interprétant, 36; in semantic set, 28, 29, 34, 36
naturalness: as Gundolfs Urerlebnis, 175, 176; as inherited linguistic features, 188
Nef, F., 34
Newmeyer, F., 3
Niit, E., 25
Niemi, J., 24
Niemi, S., 24
Niermeyer, J. F., 183
non-text: in opposition to text, 33, 34
Noreen, A., 40, 56
Oksaar, E., 258-65 passim
Olcott, G. N., 246
paideia: as Gundolfs Urerlebnis, 175-6; as inherited linguistic features, 188
Pasquale, G., 177
Paul, H., 165, 257, 261, 263
Pedersen, H., 237
Peirce, C. S., 3, 36
Petöfi, J. S., 30, 32
Pisani, V., 175-8
Poggioli, R., 237
Polivanov, E. D., 14, 18, 24
Polomé, E., 171
polytonicity: in Baltic Sea area, 22-5
Port Royal Grammar: reaction against, 163
Porzig, W., 147, 148
Posner, Rebecca, 239
Postal, P., 2
Posti, L., 23, 24
Prince, A. S., 12
Prokosch, E., 62
Puhvel, J., 238
Pulgram, E., 238
Pusçariu, S., 242
Raible, W., 30, 31, 32
Raiet, E., 11
Ranke, F., 113
Rauch, I., 35, 40, 80, 84, 85, 172
reanalysis: as Thomian catastrophe, 132; in reduplicated forms in Germanic, 39, 43-4, 50-5, 59-60, 75-81; in syntactic change, 128-33, 139-40
reduplication: in Germanie verbs, 39-82 passim; Indo-European origin of principle, 45
Reichenkron, G., 176
Reis, M., 123
relative clauses in Latin: linguistic change in, 145-6
Remmel, M., 18, 24
Rensch, K.-H., 242
Rewar, W., 34
Ries, J., 147
Riley, W. K., 155
Robertson, A. T., 119-20
Rohlfs, G., 177-8, 195, 225, 238, 239, 242, 243
Rompelman, T. A., 168
Rönsch, H., 223
Rooth, E., 47
Ryan, M.-L., 32, 33
Sacks, R., 62, 69, 76, 81-2
Sanchis Guarner, M., 239
Sapir, E., 237
Saroïhandy, J., 196, 238-9
Schaffer, M., 245
schizophrenic language: as text, 33, 34
Schleicher, A., 193
Schmierer, R. J., 83
Schmidt, J., 193, 207
Schmitz, V. A., 175
Schönfeld, M., 66, 85, 171
Schuchardt, H., 193, 238, 242
Schultz-Gora, 0., 231
Schwyzer, E., 144
Searle, J., 260
Sebeok, T., 36
Secondness: discourse as, 36
semiotics: Peircean, 1-9 passim, 36
Séwel, W., 163, 168
Shorey, P., 178-9
Shukman, A., 32
Shuy, R. W., 155
Sieberer, A., 264
Siegel, P., 48, 65, 83
Sievers, E., 41, 61, 123
similarity: factual in idioms, 4-5
Simm, J., 248
situational interference: in competence performance, 259-60
Small, G. W., 150
Smith, H. L., 153, 158
social variation: as linguistic dimension, 261
sound symbolism: as motivating factor of sound change, 166
Speyer, J. S., 143
Spitzer, L., 179, 189
Spore, P., 116
Steever, S., 134
Stefanini, R., 242
Stephanus, H., 183
Streitberg, W., 47, 48, 119, 148
Strevens, P., 30
Studer, B., 184
Suchier, H., 241
supersentence: as text, 31
supersign: as parameter of text, 30, 32
symbiosis: in linguistic transmission, 181-4, 187-8
symbol: semiotic, 3-9
Szantyr, A., 144-6, 176
Tagliavini, C., 206, 241-3
te Winkel, J., 165-8, 171
ten Kate, L., 163, 165, 168, 170
text: as sign, 36; as level of discourse production, 31; grammar, 36; in semantic set, 28-36, linguistics, 29
theology: language of, in transfer from Greek to Latin, 184-8
Thirdness: narrative as, 36
Thom, R., 132
Thomas, A., 247
Thráinsson, H., 113, 123, 125
Thun, H., 2
Thurneysen’s Law: in Gothic, 84
Tiktin, H., 241
Todorov, T., 34
Torp, A., 114, 115, 116, 125
Torreblanca, M., 240
tournure, 2
Tovar, A., 240
trace erasure principle, 130-1
trace theory: of movement rules, 129-30
Trager, G. S., 158, 177
translation: as stimulator of linguistic change, 179-81, 188
Trubetzkoy, N., 14
Turner, L. D., 153
Tuttle, E. H., 215, 219, 220, 227
Uhlenbeck, E. M., 44, 83, 85
upgrading: in lexis, 258
Uskup, F. L., 154
Uspensky, B., 32
Vaba, L., 25
Van Coetsem, F., 40-8, 56, 58, 63, 65, 70-83 passim
Van de Heuiter, T., 168
Van de Velde, R. G., 163, 165, 168, 170
Van den Berg, B., 171
Van der Geester, T., 168
Van der Hoeven, A., 168
Van der Meer, M. J., 171
Van Dijk, T., 31-5
Van Haeringen, C. B., 168, 171
Van Hook, L., 186
Van Loey, A., 66, 80, 85, 171
Van Spaandonck, M., 172
Van Vliet, J. R., 160
Vendryes, J., 179, 237
Vercoullie, J., 163-71
Verner, K., 47
Verner’s Law, 45-50, 60, 62, 64, 65, 76, 83, 84
Verwer, A., 168-70
Veske, M., 13
Vidos, B. E., 205, 206, 242
Viitso, T.-R., 20, 24
Von der Gabelentz, G., 264, 265
Von Ficker, L., 28
Von Wartburg, W., 177, 194, 195, 198, 209, 238, 240, 242
Von Wright, G. H., 28
Voyles, J. B., 85
Wagner, M. L., 206, 242
Walker, C., 134
Wallis, J., 168
Walsh, T. J., 243
Wang, W. S.-Y., 45
Watkins, C., 135, 138
Waugh, L., 85
wave theory: in language grouping, 192-4, 201, 213, 237, 238
Wegener, P., 261
Weijnen, A., 85, 171
Weil, H., 146
Weinreich, U., 262
Weinrich, H., 185
Whitney, W. D., 166, 257
Wiese, B., 241
Williams, E. B., 215, 218, 241
Williams, Roger, 159
Windisch, E., 143, 146
Wittgenstein, L., 28, 29, 35, 36
Wölfflin, E., 224, 246
Wolfram, W. A., 155
Zauner, A., 215, 218, 241
Zeps, V. J., 23
Zonneveld, W., 73, 74
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