Publication: Indeed, nothing lost in the Balkans: Assessing morphosyntactic convergence in an areal context
Indeed, nothing lost in the Balkans: Assessing morphosyntactic convergence in an areal context
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Sonnenhauser, B., & Widmer, P. (2020). Indeed, nothing lost in the Balkans: Assessing morphosyntactic convergence in an areal context. Balkanistica, 33, 103–131.
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Convergence by loss is a concept that is often adduced to characterize the Balkans as a linguistic area and to substantiate the areality of particular linguistic features, developments and varieties. Time and again, it has been pointed out that however useful this concept may be for certain purposes, e.g., when descriptively stating differences between historical stages of one specific variety, it is problematic for others, in particular for comparing languages and assessing areality. In addition to implying the undisputed existence o
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Sonnenhauser, B., & Widmer, P. (2020). Indeed, nothing lost in the Balkans: Assessing morphosyntactic convergence in an areal context. Balkanistica, 33, 103–131.