Bibliography of the Czech Linguistics (BibCzechLing)

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ID	2010CZ061146
Author(s)	Bičovský, Jan
Title	Why languages never change
Published	Indoevropská fonologie a morfologie [IdeFonMorf] : Sborník z Brněnského indoevropeistického kolokvia 21. 10. 2009, Brno, MU ; 2010, s. 129-146.
Language	eng
Classification (CZ)	Obecné otázky. Základní pojmy Jednotlivá období ve vývoji jazyků. Vzájemné vztahy Souhrnné práce
Classification (EN)	General works and basic concepts Particular periods in development of languages General works
Subjects	lingvistika historická; vývoj; změny jazykové
Subjects (DE)	Entwicklung
Note	V metaforickém rámci historické lingvistiky (biologii), teorie vývoje druhů výběrem a replikací, princip jazykové změny
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
Holdings (in Germany)	in KVK prüfen [isbn]
Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/61146
PURL	Citation link

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Bibliography of the Czech Linguistics (BibCzechLing)

Why languages never change