Of categories: Language-particular – comparative – universal

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1. Frontmatter
3. Lexical flexibility in Oceanic languages
4. Sampling for variety
5. Discussion
6. Of categories: Language-particular – comparative – universal
7. The challenge of making language description and comparison mutually beneficial
8. Crosslinguistic categories, comparative concepts, and the Walman diminutive
9. Crosslinguistic categories in morphosyntactic typology: Problems and prospects
10. On categorization: Stick to the facts of the languages
11. Comparative concepts and language-specific categories: Theory and practice
12. Some language-particular terms are comparative concepts
13. On the right of being a comparative concept
14. On linguistic categories
15. Thoughts on language-specific and crosslinguistic entities
16. Describing languoids: When incommensurability meets the language-dialect continuum