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Balkanizing the Balkan Sprachbund A Closer Look at Grammatical Permeability and Feature Distribution

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Abstract The Balkan sprachbund2 was the first area of contact-induced language change to be idented as such (Leake 1814: 380; Kopitar 1829: 86). Owing perhaps to this pedigree, it has been described as ‘the most studied’ and ‘most famous’ example of its kind, but, owing to the known antiquity and com-

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