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The discovery of 'linguistic universals' - the properties that

all languages have in common - is a fundamental goal of linguistic

research. Linguists face the task of accounting for why languages,

which apparently differ so greatly from one another on the surface,

display striking similarities in their underlying structure. This

volume brings together a team of leading experts to show how

different linguistic theories have approached this challenge.

Drawing on work from both formal and functional perspectives, it

provides a comprehensive overview of the most notable work on

linguistic universals - with chapters on syntax, semantics,

phonology, morphology and typology - and explores a range of

central issues, such as the relationship between linguistic

universals and the language faculty, and what linguistic universals

can tell us about our biological make-up and cognitive abilities.

Clear and succinct, it will be invaluable to anyone seeking a

greater understanding of the phenomenon that is human language.

1. A first look at universals Ricardo Mairal and Juana Gil

2. Linguistic typology Kees Hengeveld

3. Universals in a generative setting Cedric Boeckx

4. In search of universals Ian Maddieson

5. Morphological universals Andrew Spencer

6. Syntactic typology Bernard Comrie

7. Some universals of verb semantics Robert D. Van Valin Jr.

8. Language change and universals Joan Bybee

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The discovery of 'linguistic universals' - the properties that all languages have in common - is a fundamental goal of linguistic research. Linguists face the task of accounting for why languages, which apparently differ so greatly from one another on the surface, display striking similarities in their underlying structure. This volume brings together a team of leading experts to show how different linguistic theories have approached this challenge. Drawing on work from both formal and functional perspectives, it provides a comprehensive overview of the most notable work on linguistic universals - with chapters on syntax, semantics, phonology, morphology and typology - and explores a range of central issues, such as the relationship between linguistic universals and the language faculty, and what linguistic universals can tell us about our biological make-up and cognitive abilities. Clear and succinct, it will be invaluable to anyone seeking a greater understanding of the phenomenon that is human language.