Genetic Classification and Language Contact

Michael James Noonan

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction What Do We Mean by the Genetic Classification of Languages? Models of Language Families in Genetic Linguistics Genetic Classification and Language Contact Language Contact and Speciation Final Thoughts References

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