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Language Typology
1. Introduction to Language Typology
2. Methodological Foundations
3. Morphological Typology
4. Syntactic Typology
5. Phonological Typology
6. Semantic and Lexical Typology
7. Linguistic Universals
8. Advanced Topics and Applications
Morphological Typology
Foundations of Morphological Analysis
Morphemes and Allomorphy
Word Formation Processes
Morphological Complexity
The Analytic-Synthetic Dimension
Isolating Languages
Characteristics
Grammatical Strategies
Synthetic Languages
Degrees of Synthesis
Inflectional Morphology
Derivational Morphology
Types of Morphological Synthesis
Agglutination
Morpheme Boundaries
Transparency
Agglutinative Languages
Fusion
Morphological Fusion
Syncretism
Fusional Languages
Polysynthesis
Incorporation
Complex Word Formation
Polysynthetic Languages
Quantitative Measures
Index of Synthesis
Calculation Methods
Interpretation
Cross-Linguistic Comparison
Index of Fusion
Measuring Fusion
Other Morphological Indices
Morphological Alignment Systems
Nominative-Accusative Alignment
Subject and Object Marking
Case Patterns
Agreement Patterns
Ergative-Absolutive Alignment
Ergative Case Marking
Absolutive Patterns
Ergative Agreement
Split Alignment Systems
Conditions for Splits
Types of Splits
Split Ergativity Examples
Tripartite Alignment
Three-Way Distinctions
Tripartite Languages
Active-Stative Alignment
Semantic Basis
Active-Stative Languages
Grammatical Category Expression
Tense Systems
Tense Categories
Morphological Tense Marking
Cross-Linguistic Variation
Aspect Systems
Aspectual Categories
Aspect Marking
Tense-Aspect Interactions
Mood and Modality
Mood Categories
Modal Systems
Morphological Expression
Case Systems
Core Cases
Peripheral Cases
Case Syncretism
Number Categories
Singular and Plural
Dual and Trial
Other Number Distinctions
Gender Systems
Gender Categories
Gender Assignment
Agreement Patterns
Person Marking
Person Categories
Inclusive-Exclusive Distinctions
Person Hierarchies
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