Información General

• Autores: Iker Salaberri Izko (ed. lit.), Dorota Krajewska (ed. lit.), Ekaitz Santazilia (coord.), Eneko Zuloaga San Román (coord.)
• Editores: John Benjamins Publishing Company
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: Países Bajos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9789027218995
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Listado de artículos

• • Part I. Setting the Stage

    • State of the art of research on language isolates

      Iker Salaberri Izko, Dorota Krajewska, Ekaitz Santazilia, Eneko Zuloaga San Román

      págs. 2-19

      

  • Part II. Typological Features of Isolates vs. Non-isolates

    • Is there a typological profile of isolates?

      Marine Vuillermet, David Inman, Natalia Chousou Polydouri, Kellen Parker van Dam, Shelece Easterday, Fraçoise Rose

      págs. 22-47

      

    • The Amuric language family: Why so exotic?

      Ekaterina Gruzdeva, Juha Janhunen

      págs. 48-70

      

    • An Austronesian-type voice system in an Amazonian isolate? Comparing Movima and Tagalog

      Katharina Haude

      págs. 71-102

      

  • Part III. Recovering the Histories of Isolates

    • Etymologies in a language isolate: Methodological aspects and a proposal to evaluate their quality

      Julen Manterola Agirre

      págs. 104-141

      

    • The Small Bang: A pilot study investigating the origins of a language and population isolate through loan words

      Abbie Hantgan

      págs. 142-175

      

    • Combining disparate lines of evidence in the study of the history of language isolates, exemplified with Mochica from Northern Peru

      Matthias Urban

      págs. 176-207

      

    • The Múra doculects and Múra-Pirahã historical linguistics

      Fernando Orphão de Carvalho

      págs. 208-246

      

  • Part IV. Isolates and Language Contact

    • Baroque accretions and isolation: A case study of grammatical complexity in complex social situations in Solomon Islands

      Angela Terrill

      págs. 248-269

      

    • California isolates: Language contact and genetic classification

      Carmen Dagostino

      págs. 270-303

      

  • Part V. Isolates and Language documentation and Classification

    • One language or two?: The arbitrariness of isolate classifications in New Guinea

      Antoinette Schapper

      págs. 306-333