Chapter
Auxiliaries and Ergative Splits: A Typological Parameter
pp.：
61 – 93
Section (b): Germanic Languages
pp.：
93 – 117
The Auxiliarization of the English Modals: A Functional Grammar View
pp.：
117 – 119
On the Use of the Modal Auxiliaries Indicating ‘Possibility’ in Early American English
pp.：
119 – 153
Semantic Change in Modal Auxiliaries as a Result of Speech Act Embedding
pp.：
153 – 179
Syntactic and Semantic Change Within the Modal Systems of English and Afrikaans (Discussion Paper)
pp.：
179 – 189
Section (c): Romance Languages
pp.：
189 – 199
The Strategy and Chronology of the Development of Future and Perfect Tense Auxiliaries in Latin
pp.：
199 – 201
Syntactic Restructuring in the Evolution of Romance Auxiliaries
pp.：
201 – 233
The Interaction of Periphrasis and Inflection: Some Romance Examples
pp.：
233 – 245
The Evolution of Romance Auxiliaries: Criteria and Chronology (Discussion Paper)
pp.：
245 – 265
Section (d): ‘Exotic’ Languages
pp.：
265 – 277
Auxiliaries in Khotanese
pp.：
277 – 279
The Development of the AUX-category in Pidgins and Creoles: The Case of the Resultative-perfective and its Relation to Anteriority
pp.：
279 – 299
AUX in Basque
pp.：
299 – 325
Auxiliaries in ‘Exotic’ Languages (Discussion Paper)
pp.：
325 – 353
Subject Index
pp.：
353 – 363
Index of Names
pp.：
363 – 371
Index of Languages
pp.：
371 – 375
Historical Development of Auxiliaries
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