Hixkaryana and Linguistic Typology (Derbyshire)

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"Hixkaryana and Linguistic Typology" is a seminal linguistic monograph by Desmond C. Derbyshire that analyzes the Hixkaryana language in depth and explores its implications for cross-linguistic word order and typological theory.

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instanceOf book
linguistic monograph
aboutEthnicGroup Hixkaryana people NERFINISHED
aboutLanguageFamily Cariban languages NERFINISHED
aimsTo relate Hixkaryana grammar to cross-linguistic patterns
test typological generalizations using Hixkaryana data
analyzes clause structure in Hixkaryana
morphology of Hixkaryana
phonology of Hixkaryana
syntax of Hixkaryana
word order in Hixkaryana
author Desmond C. Derbyshire NERFINISHED
contribution challenge to traditional word order universals
demonstration of OVS as a basic word order
detailed grammatical description of Hixkaryana
evidence for typological diversity in Amazonian languages
describedAs in-depth analysis of Hixkaryana
seminal work in linguistic typology
examines alignment and grammatical relations in Hixkaryana
constituent order variation in Hixkaryana
information structure in Hixkaryana clauses
field Amazonian linguistics NERFINISHED
linguistics
typology
focusesOn basic word order patterns
cross-linguistic word order
implications for typological theory
object–verb–subject word order
hasAuthor Desmond C. Derbyshire NERFINISHED
hasPerspective functional-structural
typological
influenced debates on universals of word order
research on basic word order typology
studies of Amazonian language structures
languageDescribed Hixkaryana NERFINISHED
mainSubject Hixkaryana language NERFINISHED
linguistic typology
word order
usesMethodology descriptive linguistics
typological comparison
writtenInLanguage English

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