TITLE: Granger Causality, Information Theory, and Language Change: Assessing the Causal Relations for Change across the Tiers of Icelandic Grammar AUTHOR: Fermin MOSCOSO DEL PRADO Assistant Professor Department of Lingui

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Date: 2015-03-18 04:26:17 Causality Conditionals Philosophy of science Ethology Historical linguistics Linguistics Language change Science Knowledge Cognitive science		TITLE: Granger Causality, Information Theory, and Language Change: Assessing the Causal Relations for Change across the Tiers of Icelandic Grammar AUTHOR: Fermin MOSCOSO DEL PRADO Assistant Professor Department of Lingui Add to Reading List Source URL: www.mis.mpg.de Download Document from Source Website File Size: 34,65 KB Share Document on Facebook

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