Fried, Mirjam

• 1994
  • 1. Second-position clitics in Czech: Syntactic or phonological?. - In: Lingua (Amsterdam) 94 (1994) [č.] 2-3, s. 155-175.
    
  • 2. The complex present participles in Old Czech. - In: Listy filologické 117 (1994) [č.] 1-2, s. 37-53. Čes. res.
    
  • 3. Grammatical functions in case languages: subjecthood in Czech. - In: Berkeley Linguistics Society: proceedings of the annual meeting (Berkeley, CA) 20 (1994) s. 184-193.
    
• 1999
  • 4. Inherent vs derived clisis: evidence from Czech proclitics. - In: Journal of Linguistics (New York) 35 (1999) [č.] 1, s. 43-64.
    
  • 5. The free datives in Czech as a linking problem. - In: Annual Workshop on Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics (FASL) 7 - Ann Arbor, 1999.
    
  • 6. Varieties of Czech: responses to linguistics papers. - In: Modern Czech Studies. - Providence, 1999.
    
  • 7. From interest to ownership: a constructional view of external possessors. - In: External Possesion. - Amsterdam, 1999.
    
• 2003
  • 8. Persuasion in action: frames-explicit and implicit. - In: Résumés = Abstracts - Praha, 2003.
    
  • 9. The explicit and the implicit in the suasion frame. - In: Proceedings of CIL 17, CD-ROM. - Praha, 2003.
    
  • 10. Dimensions of syntactic change: evidence from the long -nt participle in Old Czech texts. - In: American Contributions to the 13th International Congress of Slavists. Vol. 1 - Bloomington, 2003.
    
• 2004
  • 11. Construction Grammar in a Cross-Language Perspective. - Amsterdam, 2004.
    
  • 12. Construction grammar: a thumbnail sketch. - In: Construction Grammar in a Cross-Language Perspective. - Amsterdam, 2004.
    
  • 13. Historical and intellectual background of construction grammar. - In: Construction Grammar in a Cross-Language Perspective. - Amsterdam, 2004.
    
  • 14. Predicate semantics and event construal in Czech case marking. - In: Construction Grammar in a Cross-Language Perspective. - Amsterdam, 2004.
    
• 2005
  • 15. The stability of meaning-form associations across time. - In: Verba et historia - Praha, 2005.
    
  • 16. Construction grammar and spoken language: the case of pragmatic particles. - In: Journal of Pragmatics 37 (2005) [č.] 11, s. 1752-1778.
    
  • 17. Construction Grammars. - Amsterdam, 2005.
    
  • 18. The cognitive grounding of Construction Grammar. - In: Construction Grammars - Amsterdam, 2005.
    
  • 19. A frame-based approach to case alternations: the swarm-class verbs in Czech. - In: Cognitive Linguistics (Berlin) 16 (2005) [č.] 3, s. 475-512.
    
  • 20. Grammatical Constructions. - Amsterdam, 2005.
    
• 2006
  • 21. [Recenze: Čeština - univerzália a specifika 5 [Č-USp 5], 2004] - In: The Slavic and East European Journal 50 (2006) [č.] Summer, s. 389-391.
    
• 2007
  • 22. The polyfunctional structure of jestli in spoken Czech. - In: Gramatika a korpus = Grammar & Corpora 2005 [GrKorp 2005] - Praha, 2007.
    
  • 23. A frame semantic account of morphosemantic change: the case of Old Czech věřící. - In: Cognitive Paths into the Slavic Domain. - Berlin, 2007.
    
• 2008
  • 24. Grammar & Corpora = Gramatika a korpus 2007 [GrCorp 2007]. - Praha, 2008.
    
  • 25. Dative possessor: delimiting a grammatical category based on usage. - In: Grammar & Corpora = Gramatika a korpus 2007 [GrCorp 2007] - Praha, 2008.
    
  • 26. Constructions and constructs: mapping a shift between predication and attribution. - In: Constructions and Language Change. - Berlin, 2008.
    
• 2009
  • 27. Construction grammar as a tool for diachronic analysis. - In: Constructions and Frames 1 (2009) [č.] 2, s. 262-291.
    
  • 28. Representing contextual factors in language change. Between frames and constructions. - In: Contexts and Constructions. - Amsterdam, 2009.
    
  • 29. Plain vs. situated possession in Czech: a constructional account. - In: The Expression of Possession. - Berlin, 2009.
    
• 2010
  • 30. Grammaticalization and lexicalization effects in participial morphology: a construction grammar approach to language change. - In: Formal Evidence in Grammaticalization Research. - Amsterdam, 2010.
    
  • 31. Accusative resumptive pronoun in the Czech relative clauses with absolutive relativizer co. - In: Korpus - gramatika - axiologie (2010) [č.] 1, s. 16-29. Angl., čes. res.
    
  • 32. Variation and Change. - Amsterdam, 2010.
    
  • 33. Introduction: From instances of change to explanations of change. - In: Variation and Change - Amsterdam, 2010.
    
  • 34. Constructions and frames as interpretive clues. - In: Belgian Journal of Linguistics 24 (2010) s. 83-102.
    
  • 35. Ke zrodu české modální částice jestli z pohledu gramatikalizační teorie. - In: Bohemica Olomucensia 2 (2010) [č.] 3, s. 52-65. Angl. res.
    
  • 36. 42. konference Societas Linguistica Europaea (SLE) v Lisabonu. - In: Studie z aplikované lingvistiky (2010) [č.] 1, s. 174.
    
  • 37. Mezinárodní konference konstrukční gramatiky v Praze. - In: Studie z aplikované lingvistiky (2010) [č.] 1, s. 178.
    
  • 38. Nový časopis Constructions and Frames. - In: Studie z aplikované lingvistiky (2010) [č.] 1, s. 174-175.