Diversity Linguistics Comment

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  • Diversity Linguistics Comment
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10670/2.va75z0

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Linguistics (121) Philosophy (11) History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences (5) Psychology (2) Management (2) Methods and statistics (1) Sociology (1) Literature (1) Geography (1) Social Anthropology and ethnology (1)

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Blog posts (151)

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151 documents
On Matthew Spike’s comments on comparative concepts in linguistics
Martin Haspelmath (Sep 8, 2020)
Construct marking: Markers on modified nouns to signal the presence of a modifier (some comments on Creissels 2018)
Martin Haspelmath (Aug 26, 2020)
Zeroes and transformations: Good for p-analyses, useless for g-linguistics?
Martin Haspelmath (Jun 26, 2020)
Rediscovering a hidden classic: Comrie (1999) on explaining some universals of coreference marking
Martin Haspelmath (Jun 19, 2020)
Why meaning-form correspondence is not explanatory: Differential coding in locative and adpossessive constructions
Martin Haspelmath (Jun 13, 2020)
Do modern grammars retain traces of Proto-World?
Martin Haspelmath (Jun 9, 2020)
Some issues with the correlated-evolution method for testing causal hypotheses in comparative linguistics
Martin Haspelmath (Jun 9, 2020)
A conversation with Östen Dahl, on universals, grams, and p-/g-linguistics
Martin Haspelmath (Jun 8, 2020)
We are all structuralists
Martin Haspelmath (May 9, 2020)
Long live the morph, down with the morpheme!
Martin Haspelmath (Apr 25, 2020)
Do we need trees to estimate worldwide probabilities of structural types? Some comments on Widmer et al. (2017)
Martin Haspelmath (Apr 6, 2020)
Revise & Resubmit is damaging to science and should be abandoned
Martin Haspelmath (Mar 19, 2020)
Why generative grammar needs innate building blocks in practice: An open response to José-Luis Mendívil-Giró
Martin Haspelmath (Mar 12, 2020)
The peculiar flag-article suffixes in Circassian and general linguistics: Comments on Arkadiev & Testelets (2019)
Martin Haspelmath (Mar 12, 2020)
Two methods for comparative grammar: Measurement uniformity and building block uniformity
Martin Haspelmath (Mar 9, 2020)
Rigour is more important than depth: Why language universals should not be based on in-depth analysis
Martin Haspelmath (Mar 1, 2020)
A conversation between David Pesetsky and Martin Haspelmath about in-depth analysis
Martin Haspelmath (Feb 20, 2020)
A conversation between Elena Anagnostopoulou and Martin Haspelmath about the Person Case Constraint
Martin Haspelmath (Feb 12, 2020)
What all linguists agree on: Human linguisticality (= the capacity for language) as an attribute of our species
Martin Haspelmath (Feb 3, 2020)
An interview with Scott DeLancey about language description and cross-linguistic considerations
Martin Haspelmath (Jan 29, 2020)
Nick Evans on the uniqueness of each language and on language comparison
Martin Haspelmath (Jan 24, 2020)
Against “allomorphy“ (and what to replace it with: morph variants  and suppletive morph sets)
Martin Haspelmath (Jan 20, 2020)
Why flags are bound forms: A discussion with Bill Croft
Martin Haspelmath (Jan 18, 2020)
The General Category Fallacy: Why grammatical category-assignment does not give us more insights
Martin Haspelmath (Dec 11, 2019)
The “typology vs. theory“ mistake: Why “comparative linguistics” is the best label
Martin Haspelmath (Dec 1, 2019)

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