The Cambridge History of the Romance Languages Volume 1: Structures

• Frontmatter
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• pp. i-xxvi

• Introduction
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• pp. xxvii-xxii

• 1 - ROMANCE LINGUISTICS AND HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS: REFLECTIONS ON SYNCHRONY AND DIACHRONY by Rosanna Sornicola
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• pp. 1-49

• 2 - SYLLABLE, SEGMENT AND PROSODY by Michele Loporcaro
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• pp. 50-108

• 3 - PHONOLOGICAL PROCESSES by Michele Loporcaro
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• pp. 109-154

• 4 - MORPHOLOGICAL PERSISTENCE by Martin Maiden
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• pp. 155-214

• 5 - MORPHOPHONOLOGICAL INNOVATION by Martin Maiden
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• pp. 215-267

• 6 - CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN FORM–FUNCTION RELATIONSHIPS by John Charles Smith
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• pp. 268-317

• 7 - MORPHOSYNTACTIC PERSISTENCE by Giampaolo Salvi
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• pp. 318-381

• 8 - SYNTACTIC AND MORPHOSYNTACTIC TYPOLOGY AND CHANGE by Adam Ledgeway
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• pp. 382-471

• 9 - PRAGMATIC AND DISCOURSE CHANGES by Maria M. Manoliu
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• pp. 472-531

• 10 - WORD FORMATION by Brigitte L. M. Bauer
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• pp. 532-563

• 11 - LEXICAL STABILITY by Arnulf Stefenelli
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• pp. 564-584

• 12 - LEXICAL CHANGE by Steven N. Dworkin
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• pp. 585-605

• 13 - LATIN AND THE STRUCTURE OF WRITTEN ROMANCE by Christopher J. Pountain
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• pp. 606-659

• 14 - SLANG AND JARGONS by John Trumper
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• pp. 660-681

• Notes
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• pp. 682-745

• References and bibliographical abbreviations
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• pp. 746-841

• Index
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• pp. 842-866