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One major attempt of Dahl's book is to present the genesis and growth of linguistic complexity.1 It is a well-known fact that linguistic phenomena have life cycles in the sense that they pass through a number of successive stages, during which the complexity of a language is usually added. Dahl uses the term "mature" to refer to those linguistic phenomena that have passed through these life cycles. Moreover, some factors that give rise to mature linguistic phenomena are discussed, particularly in Chapters 7 and 8. Further, not only is Dahl interested in studying the manner in which mature linguistic phenomena and therefore complexity of a language-arise but he is also interested in investigating the manner in which these complexities are preserved. Hence, this book, as its title indicates, also aims at answering questions of how

What Do Mature Phenomena Reveal about Grammaticalization Processes? (^|^Ouml;. Dahl, The Growth and Maintenance of Linguistic Complexity)