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Regularity in semantic change: A view from a sociocultural perspective
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List of figures Preface and acknowledgements Conventions List of abbreviations 1. The framework 2. Prior and current work on semantic change 3. The development of modal verbs 4. The development of adverbials with discourse marker function 5. The development of performative verbs and constructions 6. The development of social deictics 7. Conclusion Primary references Secondary references Index of languages Index of names Index of subjects.
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- Cognitive Linguistic Studies in Cultural Contexts
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- John Benjamins Publishing Company
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- 2024-01-02
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- 198-214
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