Grammaticalization and Language Change

1. Acknowledgements; 2. Introduction: New reflections on the sources, outcomes, defining features and motivations of grammaticalization (by Breban, Tine); 3. Buhler's two-field theory of pointing and naming and the deictic origins of grammatical morphemes (by Diessel, Holger); 4. On the origins of grammaticalization and other types of language change in discourse strategies (by Waltereit, Richard); 5. Lehmann's parameters revisited (by Norde, Muriel); 6. "Paradigmatic integration": The fourth stage in an expanded grammaticalization scenario (by Diewald, Gabriele); 7. "The ghosts of old morphology": Lexicalization or (de)grammaticalization? (by Brinton, Laurel J.); 8. Grammaticalization, constructions and the grammaticalization of constructions (by Trousdale, Graeme); 9. Gradualness of grammaticalization in Romance. The position of French, Spanish and Italian (by De Mulder, Walter); 10. Development of periphrastic tense and aspect constructions in Irish and Welsh (by Ronan, Patricia); 11. Emergence and grammaticalization of constructions within the se me network of Spanish (by Melis, Chantal); 12. A discourse-based analysis of object clitic doubling in Spanish (by Rozas, Victoria Vazquez); 13. The many careers of negative polarity items (by Eckardt, Regine); 14. Author Index; 15. Subject Index