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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
Phonological Typology
Consonant Systems
Consonant Inventories
Small Inventories
Large Inventories
Average Inventory Size
Place of Articulation
Labial Consonants
Coronal Consonants
Dorsal Consonants
Laryngeal Consonants
Rare Places of Articulation
Manner of Articulation
Stops
Fricatives
Nasals
Liquids
Glides
Phonation Types
Voicing Distinctions
Aspiration
Ejectives
Implosives
Creaky Voice
Vowel Systems
Vowel Inventories
Minimal Vowel Systems
Large Vowel Systems
Vowel System Symmetry
Vowel Quality Dimensions
Height Distinctions
Backness Distinctions
Rounding Distinctions
Central Vowels
Vowel Length
Short versus Long Vowels
Multiple Length Distinctions
Vowel Nasalization
Nasal Vowel Systems
Nasalization Processes
Syllable Structure
Basic Syllable Types
CV Syllables
CVC Syllables
V Syllables
Complex Syllables
Onset Structure
Simple Onsets
Complex Onsets
Onset Constraints
Coda Structure
Simple Codas
Complex Codas
Coda Constraints
Syllable Complexity Patterns
Minimal Syllable Structure
Maximal Syllable Structure
Cross-Linguistic Tendencies
Prosodic Systems
Tone Systems
Level Tone Systems
Contour Tone Systems
Tone Terracing
Tone Sandhi
Stress Systems
Fixed Stress
Predictable Stress
Lexical Stress
Stress and Vowel Reduction
Pitch Accent Systems
Pitch Accent Properties
Pitch Accent Languages
Intonation Systems
Question Intonation
Statement Intonation
Focus Marking
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