Typology and the linguistic macrohistory of island Melanesia

Donohue, Mark; Musgrave, Simon

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Typology and the linguistic macrohistory of island Melanesia

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2007

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Donohue, Mark

Musgrave, Simon

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University of Hawaii Press

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Recent years have seen much discussion on the use and meaning of typological argumentation when reconstructing language history and language relations. We address the conclusions and methodology of a paper "Structural phylogenetics and the reconstruction

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Oceanic Linguistics

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