Mechanisms of Change in Grammaticization¶
Bybee, J. (2003). Mechanisms of Change in Grammaticization: The Role of Frequency. The Handbook of Historical Linguistics.
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- Bybee (2003) argues that high-frequency tokens in child speech show phonetic reduction and reanalysis patterns identical to historical grammaticalization.
This sourceArgues high-frequency tokens drive reduction and reanalysis, paralleling acquisition patterns — supports the language-acquisition / frequency-reduction claim.
- Bybee (2003) argues that high-frequency tokens in child speech show phonetic reduction and reanalysis patterns identical to historical grammaticalization.
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