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  • "Diversity Linguistics Blog" is a multi-author blog that discusses current issues in language typology and language description. It is written by a team of linguists for other linguists. The notion of "diversity linguistics" recognizes the close connections between the enterprises of language comparison and analysis of particular languages. Topics include grammatical structures (syntax and morphology, phonology), language contact, language change in a comparative perspective, and genealogical linguistics. New authors are always welcome.
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10670/2.va75z0

Discipline

Linguistique (84) Philosophie (8) Histoire, Philosophie et Sociologie des sciences (5) Sociologie (1) Psychologie (1) Littératures (1) Gestion et management (1) Géographie (1) Anthropologie sociale et ethnologie (1)

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Billets de blog (106)

Auteurs

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106 résultats
Tanah Papua
davidgil (15 févr. 2014)
Syntax of the World's Languages 5 in Dubrovnik, a conference report
Martin Haspelmath (7 oct. 2012)
How to talk about role coding: cases and index-sets, nominative/accusative, subject/object, agent/patient
Martin Haspelmath (8 mai 2012)
Continent-wide typology: a recent trend within diversity linguistics
Martin Haspelmath (17 févr. 2013)
An inflection/derivation distinction on the other side of the globe?
Martin Haspelmath (12 mai 2013)
Confused by syntax: Some notes on Koeneman & Zeijlstra (2017)
Martin Haspelmath (25 mai 2018)
Facing the challenge of general linguistics when nature doesn’t help us
Martin Haspelmath (18 févr. 2018)
Evolving words: Darwin on Müller on Schleicher
Mark Dingemanse (28 mai 2013)
Number suppletion vs. case suppletion: Does “locality” provide an explanation?
Martin Haspelmath (25 juin 2016)
A catalogue of categories?
Martin Haspelmath (17 déc. 2012)
Preposed function items are less likely to coalesce because speakers tend to pause before content items
Martin Haspelmath (21 avr. 2015)
Can language identity be standardized? On Morey et al.’s critique of ISO 639-3
Martin Haspelmath (4 déc. 2013)
An interview with Sonia Cristofaro about diachronic change and typological explanation
Martin Haspelmath (14 août 2016)
Object person indexing in the world’s languages: “Grammaticalization” is too crude (Haig 2018)
Martin Haspelmath (21 sept. 2018)
How different are head-marking constructions?
Martin Haspelmath (10 mars 2014)

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