01:59:49

[M@L] Digital Signal Processing in R (DAY1)

01:54:58

[M@L] Digital Signal Processing in R (DAY2)

26:16

When can misparsing cause syntactic change?

24:58

"Laissez-Faire" Analogical Change

25:25

The converging grammaticalisation paths of passive and perfect participles

24:23

The Old Sardinian quantifier tot(t)u 'all': (Lack of) agreement and a ∀NumQ-construction

28:58

The diachrony of verbal categorizers in Indo-European: where does v come from?

26:16

Non-primary person features and the evolution of Romance ternary demonstrative systems

25:25

The loss of morphology and the emergence of analytic structures in Chinese

26:24

Tracking case innovation: a perspective from Marathi

25:13

On the development of indirect passives in English and Greek

29:36

On the historical development of pronouns referring to situations: 'expletives' in Germanic

24:03

V...2 patterns with 'het maakt' in spoken French Flemish

28:15

The role of the conservative learner in the rise and fall of verb-second

45:47

Spoken data as a source for diachronic syntax

24:47

Information structure and word order change: verb-first and verb-second in Icelandic

31:06

Syntactic change and pragmatic maintenance: discourse particle 'then' over the history of English

27:40

Anticausatives and A-movement in the history of Latin

25:56

Where do maybes come from? The interaction of history and acquisition

27:43

The paths that lead to verbal particles: Evidence from Hungarian

28:01

The emergence and syntax of 'sí que' in Catalan

44:16

Extending Parametric Comparison: Some Preliminary Results

29:37

The loss of wh-movement in Early Middle Chinese

24:42

Information Structure and OV-VO Variation in West-Germanic: A Comparative Perspective

26:51

Where to place a phrase? An informational and generative approach to phrasal extraposition

29:28

Studying syntactic change in (mostly) synchronic data: The view from 20th century Ontario, Canada

22:01

Swabian relatives: variation in the use of the wo-relativiser

26:14

After the variation comes something new! Grammaticalisation in French Support-Verb Constructions

22:26

Syntactic change in progress: the perspective from the loss of grammatical dialect features

25:07

'Everywhere' in the UK quantifies over individuals: a new locative impersonal subject

46:00

Using dialect variation to analyse ongoing change in some British English prepositional structures

11:22

Why Southern Germans lost the preterite and extended the perfect

01:08:08

Grammar Development 10: Meta-categories, Complex Categories, Further Advanced Features

29:07

Grammar Development 9: Long-distance dependencies, functional uncertainty, word order

01:02:59

Grammar Development 8: Verbal components

56:42

Grammar Development 7: Morphological Analyser, XLE Lookup Model

56:23

Grammar Development 6: Imperatives and coordination

59:16

Grammar Development 5: Integration of Optimality Marks

52:36

Grammar Development 4: Tokenisation, adjuncts and PPs

42:34

Grammar Development 3: Lexical rules, passives, dative shift, constraints

58:40

Grammar Development 2: LFG, syntactic rules and grammatical relations

50:33

Grammar Development 1: The basics

45:38

Lexical-Functional Grammar 9: Anaphora and Inside-Out Functional Uncertainty

57:38

Lexical-Functional Grammar 8: Information structure

01:24:39

Lexical-Functional Grammar 7: Control, complementation, and long distance dependencies

01:16:59

Lexical-Functional Grammar 6: Control and CP

01:15:38

Lexical-Functional Grammar 5: PPs

01:24:16

Lexical-Functional Grammar 4: Linking-Mapping Theory

01:25:40

Lexical-Functional Grammar 3: Argument structure

01:02:01

Lexical-Functional Grammar 2: Grammatical relations, functions and lexical integrity

01:18:09

Lexical-Functional Grammar 1: What is LFG?

01:11:07

History of English 10: Overview and revision

01:23:53

History of English 9: Modern English

01:12:13

History of English 8: Early Modern English

01:18:07

History of English 7: Middle English 2

01:01:45

History of English 6: Middle English 1

01:19:25

History of English 5: From Old to Middle English

01:23:02

History of English 4: Old English 2

01:22:38

History of English 3: Old English 1

01:19:13

History of English 2: Before Old English