INVERSE VERB FORMS IN SIBERIA:EVIDENCE FROM CHUKCHEE, KORYAK, AND KAMCHADAL

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2. LANGUAGE AS A HUMAN PHENOMENON.THE IMPORTANCE OF HISTORY FOR THE UNDERSTANDING OF LANGUAGE
3. THE PRIORITIES AND PITFALLS OF SYNTACTIC RECONSTRUCTION
4. THE DRIFT AWAY FROM ERGATIVITY:DIACHRONIC POTENTIALS IN SHERPA
5. INVERSE VERB FORMS IN SIBERIA:EVIDENCE FROM CHUKCHEE, KORYAK, AND KAMCHADAL
6. JOHN HART VINDICATUS? A STUDY IN THE INTERPRETATION OF EARLY PHONETICIANS
7. AN HISTORICAL NECESSITY: NON-PARADOGMATIC PARADIGMS. THE INDO-EUROPEAN SYO-GENITIVE
8. REMARQUES SUR QUELQUES ISOGLOSSES GERMANO-INDO-ARYENNES
9. THE POSITION OF GERMANIC WITHIN THE INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES
10. ROUNDING AND FRONTING IN OLD ENGLISH PHONOLOGY:A DEPENDENCY APPROACH
11. ON THE HISTORY OF SUBJECT CONTACT-CLAUSES IN ENGLISH
12. GRAMMATICAL PECULIARITIES OF THE CONTACT-CLAUSE IN EARLY MODERN ENGLISH
13. ON THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF PHONOLOGICAL SEGMENTS:EVIDENCE FROM ENGLISH AND ITS HISTORY
14. PILOT AND PARASITE DISCIPLINES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LINGUISTIC SCIENCE
15. REVIEWS