Part 1: Language Changes: Looking Within a Language.- Chapter 1.
Language and Revolution: Disruptions and Ruptures in the (Social)
Histories of Language.- Chapter 2. Different Sources, Same Path - The
Development of Addressee Based Deictics to Markers of Discourse Status.-
Chapter 3. Diachronic Typological Profiling Against Synchronic Variation
in the Anglophone World.- Chapter 4. Taboo Negators and The Jespersen
Cycle.- Chapter 5. Standardise this! Prescriptivism and Resistance to
Standardization in Language Revitalisation.- Chapter 6. Be Seeing Youse:
Understanding the Place of Youse in Contemporary Australian English.-
Chapter 7. 'I could literally care less': Online Attitudes to Language
Change(s).- Chapter 8. Is Kate Burridge Unique?.- Chapter 9.
Construction Grammar and Language Change in Australia: What do you think
this is, Bush Week?.- Chapter 10. Unlocking the English Wordhord Today.-
Part 2: Across Languages.- Chapter 11. Semantic Change, Partial Synonymy
and the Indeterminacy of Interpretation.- Chapter 12. Old, Middle, and
Modern: Temporality and Typology.- Chapter 13. Language Contact and
Language Change in the Sepik Region of New Guinea.- Chapter 14. What's
the Score?.- Part 3: Language Changes: Other Aspects.- Chapter 15. From
Seeing to Feeling: How Do Deafblind People Adapt Visual Sign
Languages?.- Chapter 16. Sound Symbolism and Language Change.- Chapter
17. The Singpho Water Flowing Song: Searching for the poetics in a rich
maze of linguistic forms.
