Winfred P. Lehmann, Director :: PCL 5.112, 1 University Station S5490 :: Austin, TX 78712 :: 512-471-4566
Word Order Indices
Indo-European Typology Project
Citation Record
Harris, Martin. 1984. On the causes of word order change. Lingua 63. 175-204.
CASE
CONTENT WORDS
LANGUAGE CHANGE
- analogy
- case system [loss of]
- case system [loss of] [and word order change]
- case system [loss of] [emergeance of fixed word order]
- cyclical change
- direction of change
- direction of change [SOV to SVO]
- drift
- grammaticalization
- language change
- language change [and language contact]
- language change [causes of]
- language change [functional pressure]
- language change [internal motivation]
- language change [OV to VO]
- language change [OV to VO] [Latin/Romance]
- language contact
- linguistic borrowing
- OV to VO
- OV to VO [Indo-European]
- phonetic erosion
- reanalysis
- reduction of inflectional endings
- typological change
- word order change
- word order change [explanation of]
- word order change [Latin/Romance]
LANGUAGE RECONSTRUCTION
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European]
- language reconstruction [word order] [Proto-Indo-European]
LANGUAGE TYPE
- language consistency
- language inconsistency
- OV language
- SOV language
- SOV language [and preferance for suffixes]
- SVO language
- TVX language
- typological consistency
- typological inconsistency
- typological inconsistency [explanation of]
- VOS language
- VSO language
LANGUAGES
- French
- Germanic languages
- Italian
- Latin
- Middle French
- Old French
- Proto-Indo-European
- Romance languages
- Rumanian
- Spanish
LINGUISTIC CONCEPTS
- comment
- comment [vs. topic]
- language universals
- language universals [implicational]
- operator [vs. operand]
- topic
- topic [vs. comment]
- typological consistency
- universal grammar
METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
- Afterthought Hypothesis
- diachronic linguistics
- hypothesis of phonetic erosion
- language typology
- naturalness condition [Vennemann]
- Principle of Natural Serialization
- psycholinguistics
- topicalization
- typology
- typology [word order]
- word order universals
PARTS OF SPEECH
SYNTAX
- dislocation [left]
- dislocation [left] [French]
- dislocation [right]
- operator-operand relation
- syntax [Old French]
- topic
- TVX [Old French]
WORD ORDER
- OV [Latin]
- SOV [Latin]
- SVO [Romance]
- SVO [word order patterns]
- word order [fixed]
- word order [free]
- word order [iconicity]
- word order [Latin]
- word order [marked]
- word order patterns [consistency in]
- word order patterns [correlation]
- word order patterns [inconsistency in]
- word order [Proto-Indo-European]
- word order [relation with case system]
- word order [Romance languages]
WORD ORDER CHANGE
- grammaticalization [as cause of word order change]
- prosodics [and word order change]
- SOV to SVO
- VO [fixation of] [Indo-European]
- word order change [and afterthought patterns]
- word order change [and case loss]
- word order change [and case loss] [Latin]
- word order change [cause]
- word order change [cause] [phonological motivation]
- word order change [cause] [syntactic motivation]
- word order change [explanation of]
- word order change [in general]
- word order change [Latin]
- word order change [perceptual difficulties]
- word order change [Romance languages]
- word order change [typological approach]