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ISBN10: 0858835614, ISBN13: 9780858835610, [publisher: Pacific Linguistics Research School of Pacifi] Softcover Softcover in very good condition. Covers are clean and crisp. Text is clean and free of marks. We ship books every day from a real brick & mortar bookstore, and this listing was written by an actual person, with the book sitting in front of me for inspection. [Fredericksburg, VA, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 2005]
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Pacific Linguistics Research School of Pacific and Asian Stu 2005 Illustrated. Trade paperback Very good. light cover wear, small stain on outside fore edge 271 p., bibliography. A collection of papers dealing with issues in the 'Mainland Austronesian Languages', Chamic, Acehnese and Moken/Moklen-not a single genetic sub-grouping but a number of related languages that have undergone parallel typological restructuring away from their Austronesian heritage, converging on a type that places them on the southern periphery of the broader Mainland Southeast Asian Linguistic Area. In prehistoric times speakers of these languages migrated to the Asian mainland from insular Southeast Asia. Over many years of independent development plus prolonged contact with mainland languages, they have shifted typologically, particularly towards reduced word structure, increased phoneme inventory, and more isolating syntax. The emphasis of the papers is on historical change, particularly in respect of lexical borrowings and the evolution of phonological systems.
Pacific Linguistics Research School of Pacific and Asian Stu. Date: 2005. Illustrated.. Trade paperback. Very good. light cover wear, small stain on outside fore edge. 271 p., bibliography. . A collection of papers dealing with issues in the 'Mainland Austronesian Languages', Chamic, Acehnese and Moken/Moklen-not a single genetic sub-grouping but a number of related languages that have undergone parallel typological restructuring away from their Austronesian heritage, converging on a type that places them on the southern periphery of the broader Mainland Southeast Asian Linguistic Area. In prehistoric times speakers of these languages migrated to the Asian mainland from insular Southeast Asia. Over many years of independent development plus prolonged contact with mainland languages, they have shifted typologically, particularly towards reduced word structure, increased phoneme inventory, and more isolating syntax. The emphasis of the papers is on historical change, particularly in respect of lexical borrowings and the evolution of phonological systems. 2005. Pacific Linguistics Research School of Pacific and Asian Stu ISBN 0858835614 9780858835610 [US]
ISBN10: 0858835614, ISBN13: 9780858835610, [publisher: Pacific Linguistics Research School of Pacifi] Softcover 271 p., bibliography. light cover wear, small stain on outside fore edge. A collection of papers dealing with issues in the 'Mainland Austronesian Languages', Chamic, Acehnese and Moken/Moklen-not a single genetic sub-grouping but a number of related languages that have undergone parallel typological restructuring away from their Austronesian heritage, converging on a type that places them on the southern periphery of the broader Mainland Southeast Asian Linguistic Area . In prehistoric times speakers of these languages migrated to the Asian mainland from insular Southeast Asia . Over many years of independent development plus prolonged contact with mainland languages, they have shifted typologically, particularly towards reduced word structure, increased phoneme inventory, and more isolating syntax. The emphasis of the papers is on historical change, particularly in respect of lexical borrowings and the evolution of phonological systems. [Oakland, CA, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 2005]
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