Language change is operative at all levels of a language. Alongside
the effects of general linguistic change phenomena, word formation
displays a species of change all its own. A central concern of this
study is to delimit and describe this specific species. A
theoretical definition of the subject addressed by the study leads
on to an evaluation of authentic language material. It transpires
that word-formation change is centrally determined by changes in
linguistic productivity, empirically substantiated here by the
analysis of newspaper texts from the 17th to the 20th century.
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