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A Linguistic Geography of Africa Book

A Linguistic Geography of Africa
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  • A Linguistic Geography of Africa
  • Written by author Bernd Heine
  • Published by Cambridge University Press, December 2010
  • More than forty years ago it was demonstrated that the African continent can be divided into four distinct language families. Research on African languages has accordingly been preoccupied with reconstructing and understanding similarities across these fa
  • An edited collection of essays discussing the linguistic relationships between African languages.
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List of maps     vii
List of figures     viii
List of tables     ix
List of contributors     xi
Series editor's foreword     xii
Acknowledgments     xiv
Abbreviations     xv
Introduction   Bernd Heine   Derek Nurse     1
Is Africa a linguistic area?   Bernd Heine   Zelealem Leyew     15
Africa as a phonological area   G. N. Clements   Annie Rialland     36
Africa as a morphosyntactic area   Denis Creissels   Gerrit J. Dimmendaal   Zygmunt Frajzyngier   Christa Konig     86
The Macro-Sudan belt: towards identifying a linguistic area in northern sub-Saharan Africa   Tom Guldemann     151
The Tanzanian Rift Valley area   Roland Kiessling   Maarten Mous   Derek Nurse     186
Ethiopia   Joachim Crass   Ronny Meyer     228
The marked-nominative languages of eastern Africa   Christa Konig     251
Africa's verb-final languages   Gerrit J. Dimmendaal     272
Notes     309
References     323
Index     354


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