Which Parts of Language are the Most Stable?

STUF - Sprachtypologie und Universalienforschung

Volumn 61, Issue 3, 2008, Pages 234-250

  Parkvall, Mikael ^a  

^a STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY   (Sweden)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 69849125754     PISSN: 09422919     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1524/stuf.2008.0023     Document Type: Article

References (52)

1. Appel, René & Muysken, Pieter (1987): Language contact and bilingualism. London:Arnold.
2. Bhat, D.N.S. (2005): Third-person pronouns and demonstratives, in:Haspelmath et al. (eds.), 178-181.
3. Bickel, Balthasar & Nichols, Johanna (2005): Fusion of selected inflectional formatives, in: Haspelmath et al. (eds.), 86-89.
4. Campbell, Lyle (1997): American Indian languages: the historical linguistics of native America. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
5. Bickel, Balthasar & Nichols, Johanna (2005): Exponence of selected inflectional formatives, in: Haspelmath et al., 90-93.
6. Comrie, Bernard (2005a): Writing systems, in:Haspelmath et al., 566-569.
7. Comrie, Bernard (2005b): Alignment of case marking of full noun phrases, in: Haspelmath et al., 399-401.
8. Cysouw, Michael (2005a): Inclusive/exclusive distinction in verbal inflection, in: Haspelmath et al., 166-169.
9. Cysouw, Michael (2005b): Inclusive/exclusive distinction in independent pronouns, in: Haspelmath et al., 162-165.
10. Cysouw, Michael; Good, Jeff; Albu, Mihai & Bibiko, Hans-Jrg (2005): Can gold “cope” with WALS? retrofitting an ontology onto the world atlas of language structures. E-MELD Workshop on Morphosyntactic Annotation and Terminology: Linguistic Ontologies and Data Categories for Linguistic Resources.
11. Dahl, sten (2005):Tea, in Haspelmath et al., 554-557.
12. Devauchelle, Claudine; Dress, Andreas W. M.; Grossman, Alexander; Gruenewald, Stefan & Henaut, Alain (2005): Constructing hierarchical set systems, in: Annals of Combinatorics 8(4), 441-456.
13. Dobrushina, Nina; van der Auwera, Johan & Goussev, Valentin (2005):The optative, in: Haspelmath et al., 298-301.
14. Dryer, Matthew S. (2005a): Relationship between the order of object and verb and the order of adposition and noun phrase, in:Haspelmath et al., 386-389.
15. Dryer, Matthew S (2005b): Relationship between the order of object and verb and the order of relative clause and noun, in:Haspelmath et al., 390-393.
16. Dryer, Matthew S (2005c): Relationship between the order of object and verb and the order of adjective and noun, in:Haspelmath et al., 394-397.
17. Dryer, Matthew S (2005d): Order of subject and verb, in:Haspelmath et al., 334-337.
18. Dryer, Matthew S (2005e): Order of object and verb, in:Haspelmath et al., 338-341.
19. Dryer, Matthew S (2005f): Order of adposition and noun phrase, in:Haspelmath et al., 346-349.
20. Dryer, Matthew S (2005g): Order of genitive and noun, in:Haspelmath et al., 350-353.
21. Dryer, Matthew S (2005h): Order of demonstrative and noun, in:Haspelmath et al., 358-361.
22. Dryer, Matthew S (2005i):Position of tense-aspect affixes, in:Haspelmath et al., 282-285.
23. Dryer, Matthew S (2005j):Position of case affixes, in:Haspelmath et al., 210-213.
24. Gil, David (2005): Paralinguistic usages of clicks, in:Haspelmath et al., 570-573.
25. Haspelmath, Martin; Dryer, Matthew; Gil, David & Comrie, Bernard (2005): The World Atlas of Language Structures. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
26. Hirschman, Albert O. (1964):The paternity of an index, in: American Economic Review 54(5), 761-762.
27. Iggesen, Oliver A. (2005a): Number of cases, in:Haspelmath et al., 202-205.
28. Iggesen, Oliver A (2005b):A symmetrical case marking, in:Haspelmath et al., 206-209.
29. Kay, Paul & Maffi, Luisa (2005a): Number of nonderived basic colour categories, in:Haspelmath et al., 535-543.
30. Kay, Paul & Maffi, Luisa (2005b): Number of basic colour categories, in:Haspelmath et al., 535-543.
31. Kay, Paul & Maffi, Luisa (2005c): Green and blue, in:Haspelmath et al., 535-543.
32. Kay, Paul & Maffi, Luisa (2005d): Red and yellow, in:Haspelmath et al., 535-543.
33. Legendre, Pierre & Lapointe, François-Joseph. J. (2004): Assessing the congruence among distance matrices: single malt Scotch whiskies revisited, in:Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics 46, 615-629.
34. Maddieson, Ian (2005a): Consonant-vowel ratio, in:Haspelmath et al., 18-21.
35. Maddieson, Ian (2005b): Uvular consonants, in:Haspelmath et al., 30-33.
36. Maddieson, Ian (2005c): Glottalized consonants, in:Haspelmath et al., 34-37.
37. Maddieson, Ian (2005d):Voicing and gaps in plosive systems, in:Haspelmath et al., 26-29.
38. Maddieson, Ian (2005e):Absence of common consonants, in:Haspelmath et al., 78-81.
39. Maddieson, Ian (2005f): Presence of uncommon consonants, in:Haspelmath et al., 82-85.
40. Maddieson, Ian (2005g):Front rounded vowels, in:Haspelmath et al., 50-53.
41. Maddieson, Ian (2005h):Tone, in:Haspelmath et al., 58-61.
42. Mantel, Nathan (1967): The detection of disease clustering and a generalized regression approach, in: Cancer Research, 27, 209-220.
43. Maslova, Elena (this issue): Meta-typological distributions.
44. Nichols, Johanna & Bickel, Balthasar (2005a): Locus of marking: Whole-language typology, in: Haspelmath et al., 106-109.
45. Nichols, Johanna & Bickel, Balthasar (2005b): Locus of marking in the clause, in: Haspelmath et al., 98-101.
46. Parvall, Mikail (this issue):Which parts of language are the most stable?
47. Siewierska, Anna (2005a):Verbal person marking, in:Haspelmath et al., 414-417.
48. Siewierska, Anna (2005b): Passive constructions, in:Haspelmath et al., 434-437.
49. Siewierska, Anna (2005c): Gender distinctions in independent personal pronouns, in: Haspelmath et al., 182-185.
50. Wichmann, Søren & Kamholz, David (this issue):A stability metric for typological features.
51. Zeshan, Ulrike (2005a): Irregular negatives in sign languages, in:Haspelmath et al., 558-559.
52. Zeshan, Ulrike (2005b): Question particles in sign languages, in:Haspelmath et al., 560-565.