Iván Igartua - Selected publications#

Iván Igartua (2005) Origen y evolución de la flexión nominal eslava. Bilbao: Servicio Editorial de la Universidad del País Vasco.

Iván Igartua (2005) «Structural analogy and the inflectional fate of Slavic *ā-stems». Indogermanische Forschungen 105. 282-307.

Iván Igartua (2005) «On the origin of the genitive dual in Lower Sorbian», Historische Sprachforschung/Historical Linguistics 118. 294-302.

Iván Igartua (2006) «Drevnerusskoe mestoimenie kъžьdo: ètimologija i soglasovanie». Russian Linguistics 30(1). 53-70.

Iván Igartua (2006), «Morfosintaksičeskie priznaki ličnoj i oduševlennoj sobiratel'nosti v drevnerusskom jazyke», Die Welt der Slaven 51(2). 303-314.

Iván Igartua (2006) «Genus alternans in Indo-European». Indogermanische Forschungen 106. 56-70.

Iván Igartua (2007) Gramática histórica de la lengua rusa. Madrid: Atenea (ISBN: 978-84-95855-66-4, with S. Alvarado).

Iván Igartua (2007/2008) «Ciclos invertidos. En torno a la direccionalidad del cambio tipológico». Die Sprache 47(1). 1-47.

Iván Igartua (2009) «Morphological effects of feminine animacy in 16th century Sorbian». Zeitschrift for slavische Philologie 66(1). 61-74.

Iván Igartua & Xabier Zabaltza (2012) A brief history of the Basque language. San Sebastián: Etxepare Institute.

Iván Igartua (2012) «Para una tipología del reanálisis morfológico», Revista Española de Lingüística 42(1). 109-144.

Iván Igartua & Xabier Zabaltza (2012) «Basque Country (a linguistic profile)», in Guus Extra & Kutlay Yağmur (eds.), Language rich Europe: Trends in policies and practices for multilingualism in Europe, 208-214. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Iván Igartua (2014) «The Indo-European adjectival class with the suffix *-lo- and its development in Slavic». The Journal of Indo-European Studies 42(3-4). 302-331.

Iván Igartua (2015) «From cumulative to separative exponence in inflection: Reversing the morphological cycle». Language 91(3). 676-722.

Iván Igartua (2015) «Diachronic effects of rhinoglottophilia, symmetries in sound change, and the curious case of Basque». Studies in Language 39(3). 635-663.

Nerea Madariaga & Iván Igartua (2017) «Idiosyncratic (dis)agreement patterns: The structure and diachrony of Russian paucal subjects». Scando-Slavica 63(2). 99-132.

Iván Igartua & Nerea Madariaga (2018) «The interplay of semantic and formal factors in Russian morphosyntax: Animate paucal constructions in direct object function». Russian Linguistics 42 (1). 27-55.

Iván Igartua & Ekaitz Santazilia (2018) «How animacy and natural gender constrain morphological complexity: Evidence from diachrony». Open Linguistics 4(1). 438-452.

Joaquín Gorrochategui, Iván Igartua & Joseba A. Lakarra, eds. (2018) Historia de la lengua vasca. Vitoria-Gasteiz: Basque Government, 930 pp. (ISBN: 978-84-457-3434-6).

Iván Igartua (2019) «Approaching the typology and diachrony of morphological reversals», in Lars Heltoft, Iván Igartua, Brian D. Joseph, Kirsten A. Jeppesen Kragh & Lene Schøsler (eds.), New perspectives on language structure and language change, 81-106. Amsterdam / Philadelphia: John Benjamins.

Lars Heltoft, Iván Igartua, Brian D. Joseph, Kirsten A. Jeppesen Kragh & Lene Schøsler, eds. (2019) New perspectives on language structure and language change. Amsterdam / Philadelphia: John Benjamins (ISBN: 978-90-272-0309-0).

Iván Igartua (2019) «Loss of grammatical gender and language contact». Diachronica: International Journal of Historical Linguistics 36(2). 181-221.

Silvia Luraghi, Merlijn de Smit & Iván Igartua (2020) «Contact-induced change in the languages of Europe: the rise and development of partitive cases and determiners in Finnic and Basque». Linguistics 58(3) (Special issue: Shades of partitivity), 869-903.

Iván Igartua (2020) «Basque among the world's languages: A typological approach», in Ekaitz Santazilia, Dorota Krajewska, Enero Zuloaga & Borja Ariztimuño (eds.), Fontes Linguae Vasconum 50 urte. Ekarpen berriak euskararen ikerketari. Nuevas aportaciones al estudio de la lengua vasca, 329-349. Pamplona/Iruña: Government of Navarre.