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- Bernard Comrie
A Grammar of Haruai
After a break of over 25 years, Comrie returned to his work on the Haruai language of the Papua New Guinea Highlands. The main product is a grammar of the language, co-authored with John Davies (SIL International). Haruai is interesting not only for its own variations on familiar New Guinea themes (e.g. switch-reference), but also because of its contact with the neighboring but not demonstrably genealogically related language Kobon, leading to shared vocabulary and overall typology accompanied by deep-seated differences in morphology and syntactic detail.
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- Languages and Language Groups which we are Studying
- A Grammar of Bezhta
- A Grammar of Haruai
- A Grammar of Hinuq
- A Grammar of Kakua: A Language of Northwest Amazonia
- A Grammar of Yakkha
- A Grammar of Yeri
- An Acoustically-based Phonology and Morphophonology of Siwi (Berber)
- An Atlas of the Araxes-Iran Linguistic Area
- Animacy and Mythology in Hantxa Kuin (Cashinahua)
- A Pan-dialectal Documentation of Taa
- A Reference Grammar of Ọ̀kọ
- A Text Documentation of N|uu
- Bilingual Child Language Acquisition
- Comparison of the Communicative Environment of Young Language-Learning Children in two Cultures
- Dialectal and Cultural Diversity among Ėvens in Siberia
- Documentation of Agul
- Documentation of Betawi
- Documentation of Enets
- Documentation of Khwarshi
- Documentation of N!aqriaxe
- Documentation of Nias
- Documentation of Ternate Malay
- Documentation of the Languages of the Lower Fungom Region of Northwest Cameroon
- Documentation of the Phonetic Structures of Onya-Darat
- Documentation of Tlapanec
- Electronic Grammaticography
- Endangered Moluccan Languages: Eastern Indonesia & the Dutch Diaspora
- Inheritance and Contact in a Language Complex: the Case of Taa Varieties (Tuu Family)
- Jamaican Lexicography Project (Jamlex)
- Language Contact in Indonesia
- Linguistic Field Work in Riau Province, Indonesia
- Northwest Iranian Project
- The Javanese Dialect Mapping Project
- The Kalahari Basin Area: a 'Sprachbund' on the Verge of Extinction
- Traditional Jambi Malay
- Yurok Language Project
- Typological Surveys
- Language History
- Language Contact
- Phonetics and Phonology
- Jakarta Field Station
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