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Possible and probable languages: A generative perspective on linguistic typology

1. On the Possible and the Probable in Language 2. Parameterized Principles 3. Parameters, Performance, and the Explanation of Typological Generalizations 4. In Defense of the Saussurean View of Grammar 5. The Locus of Functional Explanation Afterword References Author Index Subject Index

F. Newmeyer

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