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        Chapter Higher order exceptionality in inflectional morphology 

        Corbett, George (2011)
        We start from the notion of ‘canonical’ inflection, and we adopt an inferential-realizational approach. We assume that we have already established the features and their values for a given system (while acknowledging that ...
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        Chapter 2 Phonetics 

        Crasborn, Onno (2012)
        Sign and spoken languages differ primarily in their perceptual channel, vision vs. audition. This ‘modality difference’ has an effect on the structure of sign languages through-out the grammar, as is discussed in other ...
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        Chapter 62 Doing fieldwork on the body, language, and communication. 

        Enfield, N. J. (2013)
        This chapter gives a brief and selective overview of how to approach research on bodilyand linguistic aspects of communication by doing fieldwork. Here I do not address tech-nological issues such as specific choices of ...
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        Chapter Quantitative explorations of the worldwide distribution of rare characteristics, or 

        Cysouw, Michael (2011)
        In this article, the distribution of rare features among the world’s languages is investigated based on the data from the World Atlas of Language Structures (Haspelmath et al. 2005). A Rarity Index for a language is defined, ...
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        Chapter ‘Tested’ Remedies in Mesopotamian Medical Texts 

        Steinert, Ulrike (2015)
        This contribution investigates the phraseology of descriptions of efficacy (efficacy phrases) in Mesopotamian medical texts, concentrating on the qualification latku ‘tested, tried, proven’, which implies that knowledge ...
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