The World Atlas of Language Structures
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Summary
This chapter discusses phonology, Morphology, and sign languages, which are concerned with the construction of language categories and their role in the development of language.
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- 2005-10-06
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Phonology, Linguistics, Lexicon, Word order, Syntax
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