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| Preface | ||
| Entre Oubanguien et Soudan central : les langues banda | 1 | |
| Classifying Cross River | 17 | |
| The place of Mande in Niger-Congo | 27 | |
| Fula imperfective forms in a grammaticalization perspective | 37 | |
| The fates of [+ATR] /a/ in Nilotic | 45 | |
| Thoughts on a model for describing linguistic relationships | 55 | |
| Internal classification of the Bantoid language group, with special focus on the relations between Narrow Bantu, Southern Bantoid and Northern Bantoid | 65 | |
| Comparison and classification of Khoisan languages | 75 | |
| Discontinuous remoteness in Dagaare | 87 | |
| Issues in the North/South syntactic split of East Bantu | 95 | |
| Opacity effects in Optimal Domains theory: Evidence from Ekegusii | 107 | |
| Tone alternations in the associative construction of Suma | 117 | |
| Nasal assimilation and labial-velar geometry | 127 | |
| Palatalization in SiSwati | 137 | |
| Case-tone Marking in Igbo Nouns, with special reference to the associative construction | 147 | |
| Collapsing vowel harmony and doubly-articulated fricatives: two myths about the Avatime phonological system | 155 | |
| Imbrication in Ciyao | 167 | |
| Verbal tone melodies in Kikerewe | 177 | |
| Empty root nodes in Kikamba: Conflicting evidence and theoretical implications | 185 | |
| Serial verb constructions as complex predicates: Evidence from Dagaare and Akan | 195 | |
| The mandatory subject reference pronoun in Mbay: an informal study | 205 | |
| Allomorphy and the morphology-syntax distinction in Ikalanga | 217 | |
| Semantic structure of Bantu noun classes | 229 | |
| Gikuyu NP morphosyntax | 239 | |
| Towards a typology of applicatives in Bantu languages | 249 | |
| Serial verbs and V-V compounds | 259 | |
| Emai's temporal adverbs | 269 | |
| Planning national language: the Hausa factor in language policy for Nigeria | 277 | |
| Comparing Nguni and Sotho: A sociolinguistic classification | 289 | |
| The education variable in language patterns in the Republic of Congo | 307 |
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Sean Ross
reviewed Language History and Linguistic Description in Africa on October 01, 2017
Language History and Linguistic Description in Africa
Good bio. Same author wrote "Lennon". This one is in the same vein. Obviously Coleman likes Eric Clapton so it is a bit of a love fest. Still has all the events of his life. Good read.
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