STUF - Language Typology and Universals

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This journal publishes research on linguistic typology and universals, focusing on the description and analysis of grammatical structures and phenomena across a wide range of languages. Articles investigate diverse aspects of language, including argument coding, conditional constructions, clause structure, phonetics, subject realization, number categories, numeral systems, valency classes, syllable structure, definiteness, individuation, demonstratives, reference, familiarity in toponyms, conjunctions, agreement in sign languages, and verbal systems. The research often involves comparative studies, corpus analysis, and fieldwork data, with a particular interest in endangered languages and language contact.

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