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Syntactic change

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2014
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Redondo Moyano, Elena
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Encyclopedia of ancient greek language and linguistics. Volume 3. : 355-358 (2014)
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http://hdl.handle.net/10810/13606
Abstract
[ES] En este trabajo se define el cambio sintáctico, se analizan los factores que lo causan o facilitan y se estudian sus tipos principales en griego antiguo.
 
[EN] Syntactic change is a type of natural language variation that refers to changes in the grammar of a language. This change can be caused or facilitated both by Socio-cultural factors and by language-internal factors. A particular feature of Ancient Greek is the continuity in the field of Grammar throughout the centuries, comparing with most European languages. Two types of syntactic change are analyzed: (1) the grammaticalization as a process that transforms independent linguistic units into grammatical ones or less grammatical into more grammatical ones (allá, án, plḗn, as); and (2) the changes that involve the structure of the whole clause (the shift from free word order to verb-initial word order and the replacement of the infinitive by a subordinate clause ‘to’ + verb).
 
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