Talk:Jacob Wackernagel

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Wackernagel's Law recently debunked[edit]

A recent publication (Agbayani and Golston 2010) in the very journal that originally published Wackernagel's paper on his "Law" about Indo-European second position clitics is entitled "Second position is first position." This paper quite clearly and definitively shows Wackernagel's Law to be incorrect. 21:43, 18 February 2013 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Safulop (talk • contribs)