Computational Construction Grammar and Constructional Change

1. Computational construction grammar and constructional change (by Beuls, Katrien); 2. Chopping down the syntax tree: What constructions can do instead (by Trijp, Remi van); 3. For a radically usage-based diachronic construction grammar (by Noel, Dirk); 4. Tracking shifts in the literal versus the intensifying fake reflexive resultative construction: The development of intensifying dood 'dead' in 19th-20th Century Dutch (by Gyselinck, Emmeline); 5. A reflection on constructionalization and constructional borrowing, inspired by an emerging Dutch replica of the 'time'-away construction (by Colleman, Timothy); 6. Unidirectionality as a cycle of convention and innovation: Micro-changes in the grammaticalization of [be going to INF] (by Petre, Peter); 7. A boy named Sue: The semiotic dynamics of naming and identity (by Steels, Luc); 8. A gentle introduction to the minimal Naming Game (by Baronchelli, Andrea); 9. The evolution of Lexical Usage Profiles in social networks (by Schaden, Gerhard); 10. Modelling pronominal gender agreement in Dutch: From a syntactic to a semantic strategy (by Radulescu, Roxana); 11. Embodied cognitive semantics for quantification (by Pauw, Simon); 12. Why are embodied experiments relevant to cognitive linguistics? (by Valenzuela, Javier)