Diversity Linguistics Comment

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  • Diversity Linguistics Comment
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10670/2.va75z0

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Linguistics (146) Philosophy (6) History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences (5) Sociology (3) Literature (2) Management (2) Methods and statistics (1) Political science (1) Communication sciences (1) Geography (1) Economies and finances (1)

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Blog posts (173)

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173 documents
Are argument nominals “appositional” when the verb carries person indexes? Remarks on Siewierska (2001)
Martin Haspelmath (Jan 20, 2022)
45 years of unergativity and unaccusativity
Martin Haspelmath (Oct 31, 2021)
Was Darwin a framework-free biologist? A reply to Peter Ludlow
Martin Haspelmath (Oct 19, 2021)
Types of pronouns: Beyond the stereotype
Martin Haspelmath (Oct 5, 2021)
Can linguistics be reunifed? How the “general vs. theoretical” distinction might help
Martin Haspelmath (Sep 12, 2021)
In memoriam Annegret Bollée (1937–2021), distinguished creolist and Romance linguist
susannemichaelis (Sep 7, 2021)
Different explanations are mutually compatible: Structural, evolutionary and biocognitive
Martin Haspelmath (Sep 4, 2021)
Typological classification is never “difficult“ – the difficulties lie elsewhere
Martin Haspelmath (Aug 18, 2021)
What kind of theory do we need for meaningful conversations about grammatical concepts (such as “personal pronoun”)?
Martin Haspelmath (Jul 14, 2021)
What do we mean by “existential clause”?
Martin Haspelmath (Jul 2, 2021)
Affixes are bound forms of a special kind – they are not defined by their phonological properties
Martin Haspelmath (Apr 15, 2021)
On David Adger on reduced innateness and “placeholders for a better understanding”
Martin Haspelmath (Apr 12, 2021)
Some (ex-)generative grammarians who are abandoning innateness
Martin Haspelmath (Apr 5, 2021)
We are all constructionists
Martin Haspelmath (Mar 3, 2021)
The innate grammar blueprint: What is it, and why isn’t it a crazy idea?
Martin Haspelmath (Feb 20, 2021)
How prominence scales help us explain differential object marking: A reply to Ormazabal & Romero (2019)
Martin Haspelmath (Feb 12, 2021)
Comments on Himmelmann on description and comparison
Martin Haspelmath (Jan 21, 2021)
A conversation with Roberta D’Alessandro on the role of “theory” in grammatical research
Martin Haspelmath (Jan 7, 2021)
Acceptability judgements tell us about social norms, not about internal systems
Martin Haspelmath (Dec 5, 2020)
Locuphoric person forms and speech act participants
Martin Haspelmath (Dec 2, 2020)
How typology has solved its “comparability problem”: Some comments on Evans (2020)
Martin Haspelmath (Sep 24, 2020)
Comparability and measurement in linguistic typology: Some comments on Round & Corbett (2020)
Martin Haspelmath (Sep 22, 2020)
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)

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