DiGS21 special issue

• Introduction

  Johanna Wood

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• He then said...: (Understudied) deviations from V2 in Early Germanic

  Nicholas Catasso, Marco Coniglio, Chiara De Bastiani, Eric Fuß

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• Merged and moved Topics in Old and Middle French

  Christine Meklenborg Nilsen

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• The history of Greek conditionals & one modal cycle Upward reanalysis in the life of an

  Aikaterini Chatzopoulou

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• Accusative clitics, null objects, and the object agreement cycle Microvariation in Spanish and Romance

  Matthew Maddox

  1-56

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• Subject gap coordination A diachronic view

  Sophia Oppermann

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• Emphatic elements and the development of definite articles Evidence for a layered DP in early Romance

  Judy Bernstein, Francisco Ordóñez, Francesc Roca

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• How lexical merger can drive grammaticalization Third person pronouns from Latin to Old French

  Lieven Danckaert, Liliane Haegeman, Sophie Prévost

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• A Plural-to-Singular Reanalysis Cycle

  Jonah Bates, Andrew McKenzie

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• Historical changes in Sub-word formation The case of Arabic -a(t)

  Myriam Dali, Eric Mathieu

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