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Research on language universals and linguistic typology are complementary approaches to understanding the relationship between the diversity and unity of languages. Recognizing the extent of typological divergence is essential for formulating universal laws. Recent developments highlight the need for careful analysis of a wide range of languages before general theories can emerge. Typological comparison is now central to linguistic research, and this series on empirical approaches to language typology serves as a platform for diverse contributions in this evolving field. Its distinctive feature is a strong empirical orientation, where conclusions are drawn from thorough studies of data. The series addresses general problems through the lens of individual languages, families, or samples, with a focus on lesser-known languages that illuminate longstanding issues in general linguistics. It welcomes contributions from various theoretical perspectives, reflecting the methodological pluralism of contemporary linguistics. All volumes are designed to be accessible to linguists and readers with an interest in language-related domains. A deeper understanding of human language, informed by the analysis of typological diversity, is crucial for various scientific fields, making this series essential for research libraries specializing in language and language sciences. For inquiries or proposals, please contact Birgit Sievert.
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Transforming the images, Elke Nowak
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- 1996
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