Historical linguistics and language change

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1. Verfasser: Lass, Roger 1937- (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text Contents Preface page xiii Conventions, abbreviations and symbols xxi General prologue: time travel and signal processing 1 1 The past, the present and the historian 4 1.1 The historian as mythmaker 4 1.2 Messages from the past: historical understanding and the problem of synchrony 9 1.3 Making history: witnesses and interpretation 16 1.4 Making history: reconstruction 21 1.5 Making history: the role of uniformity constraints 24 1.6 Metaphor and access 32 1.7 Metaphor and metalanguage 41 1.8 Summary 42 2 Written records: evidence and argument 44 2.1 Prologue 44 2.2 Hearing: the inaudible 45 2.2.1 Graph interpretation: generalities 45 2.2.2 What does writing represent? 47 2.2.3 Defective alphabetic representation and the shape of reconstructive argument 50 2.2.4 Allophonic spelling 57 2.2.5 Orthographic conservatism: good and bad news 58 2.3 What do texts represent? Variation and état de langue 61 2.3.1 Spelling variation 61 2.3.2 The import of variation: a test case 63 2.3.3 Morphological variation 66 2.4 Literary evidence: rhyme and metre 68 ix χ Contents 2.5 Metalinguistic evidence 78 2.5.1 Premodern phoneticians 78 2.5.2 Glosses and translations 83 2.6 What is a word anyhow? Or a sentence, or text? 93 2.7 Desperate remedies: interpreting vs. disappearing 96 3 Relatedness, ancestry and comparison 104 3.1 Family resemblances 104 3.2 Historicity: how are families possible? 109 3.3 Replication and shared errors 111 3.4 Cladistic concepts in language filiation 113 3.5 Homoplasy 118 3.6 Sound laws , cognateness and families 123 3.6.1 Diagnostic characters and regular correspondences 123 3.6.2 Regular sound change 132 3.6.3 Comparative method: apomorphies, ancestors and etymologies 135 3.7 Problems and pseudo-problems 139 3.7.1 Variation, diffusion and competition 139 3.7.2 Subgrouping: non-arboriform genealogies and character-weighting 143 3.7.3 Multiple descent and hybridization 158 3.8 Etymologies and etymologies : the hypertaxon problem 159 3.9 Non-phonological evidence for relationship 169 4 Convergence and contact 172 4.1 Preliminaries 172 4.2 Homoplasy vs. plesiomorphy 173 4.2.1 A test case: Afrikaans diphthongization 173 4.2.2 Excursus: motivated and unmotivated naturalness 177 4.2.3 The north-European diphthongization area 179 4.3 Contact 184 4.3.1 The constraints problem 184 4.3.2 Sorting, 1 : synchronie foreignness 190 4.3.3 Sorting, 2: asymmetrical correspondences 195 4.3.4 Sorting, 3: non-substantial ( structural ) loans 197 4.3.5 Contact agendas and etymology 201 4.4 Endogeny vs. contact as a methodological issue 207 4.5 Etymologyia ex silentio: contact with lost languages 209 Contents xi 5 The nature of reconstruction 215 5.1 Beyond filiation 215 5.2 Projection vs. mapping 216 5.2.1 Principles 216 5.2.2 Quanta and phonetic gradualism: a few suggestions 221 5.2.3 Morphoclines, quanta and borrowing 225 5.2.4 Projection again: conventions and justifications 228 5.3 Internal reconstruction 232 5.3.1 Tautolinguistic cognates and reconstruction 232 5.3.2 Internal reconstruction and abstract morphophonemics 234 5.3.3 The limits of internal reconstruction 237 5.4 Chronology and sequence 241 5.5 Morphosyntactic reconstruction 246 5.5.1 Preliminaries 246 5.5.2 Reconstructing morphology: a non-example 251 5.5.3 Simplification and cyclicity 252 5.5.4 Morphological portmanteaus 257 5.5.5 Plesiomorphous residue 263 5.5.6 Directionality and morphoclines 267 5.6 Postscript: realism in reconstruction 270 5.6.1 Phonetic realism: the art of coarse transcription 270 5.6.2 What is a protolanguage? 272 6 Time and change: the shape(s) of history 277 6.1 The nature of change 277 6.2 Language in time: when is a change? 281 6.3 Linguistic time 290 6.3.1 Arrows and cycles 290 6.3.2 Epigenetic landscapes 293 6.3.3 Point attractors: grammaticalization and other sinks 295 6.3.4 Cyclical attractors 297 6.3.5 Chreods: conspiracy and drift 300 6.3.6 Stasis and punctuation 303 6.4 The emergence of novelty 305 6.4.1 Ex nihilo nihil fit! Setting the boundaries 305 6.4.2 The joys of junk: decomposition and bricolage 309 6.4.3 Exaptation 316 6.4.4 Non-junk exaptation: inventing new systems 318 xii Contents 7 Explanation and ontology 325 7.1 The issues 325 7.1.1 Conceptual preliminaries 325 7.1.2 The logical structure of explanations 328 7.2 In which the author revisits an earlier self, and is not entirely satisfied by what he sees, but not entirely repentant 332 7.3 Hermeneutic explication 336 7.3.1 The hermeneutic challenge 336 7.3.2 Does the mind shun purposeless variety ? 340 7.4 Function: hermeneutics and the individualist error 352 7.4.1 Is change functional , dysfunctional or neutral? 352 7.4.2 Functional explanation: an example 355 7.4.3 Prophylaxis and therapy 359 7.4.4 Whose function? Individuals vs. collectives 361 7.5 Agents : structure, pragmatics and invisible hands 366 7.6 A modest ontological proposal 370 7.6.1 The locus of change: societies vs. populations 370 7.6.2 A medium-neutral evolutionary model 376 7.6.3 Consequences of the population model: bottlenecks, universais and mind 382 7.7 Envoi 384 References 391 Index of names 416 Subject index 420
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