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Anthropology / Academia / Historical linguistics / Variation / Speech community / Language change / Prestige / Lexical diffusion / Grammaticalization / Sociolinguistics / Linguistics / Science
Date: 2009-12-31 07:07:14
Anthropology
Academia
Historical linguistics
Variation
Speech community
Language change
Prestige
Lexical diffusion
Grammaticalization
Sociolinguistics
Linguistics
Science

Causes of language change 1.

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