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This series offers a forum for original books on language typology. Each volume provides the reader with a wide range of cross-linguistic data encompassing several different language families. The books are theoretically informed and seek to link theory and empirical research in ways that are mutually productive. The series is open to typological work in semantics, pragmatics, syntax, morphology, phonology, phonetics, and discourse. The series is open only to books written by a single author (or two or more co-authors). Edited works in the field may be published in association with the series but not as part of it.
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