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Volume 1 is divided into seven parts and covers the geographical spread of the An languages and the history of each of the thirty-seven languages studied here.



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"We have before us a study of unprecedented proportions. Presentation of Wolff's Proto-Austronesian phonology is continued by thirty-seven chapters detailing the evolution of the system-regularities and irregularities-into as many languages (Dempwolff's eleven, plus twenty-six 'new' languages, including nearly all the Austronesian languages currently spoken in Taiwan; several known to him from personal fieldwork); this is followed by a Glossary of c. 2000 reconstructed etyma (about half of thema ssigned to a level above Malayo-Polynesian), with full supporting evidence, notes and cross-references to relevant sections in the Proto-Austronesian phonology chapter. The book ends with all the indexes, registers, and finder lists the most exacting reader could wish for."-Laurent Sagrat, Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique

ProtoAustronesian Phonology with Glossary

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      Publisher Cornell University Press
      Published 2 November 2010
      ISBN-13 9780877275336
      978-0877275336
      ISBN-10 0877275335
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      Historical and comparative linguistics

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Volume 1 is divided into seven parts and covers the geographical spread of the An languages and the history of each of the thirty-seven languages studied here.



      Trade Review
      "We have before us a study of unprecedented proportions. Presentation of Wolff's Proto-Austronesian phonology is continued by thirty-seven chapters detailing the evolution of the system-regularities and irregularities-into as many languages (Dempwolff's eleven, plus twenty-six 'new' languages, including nearly all the Austronesian languages currently spoken in Taiwan; several known to him from personal fieldwork); this is followed by a Glossary of c. 2000 reconstructed etyma (about half of thema ssigned to a level above Malayo-Polynesian), with full supporting evidence, notes and cross-references to relevant sections in the Proto-Austronesian phonology chapter. The book ends with all the indexes, registers, and finder lists the most exacting reader could wish for."-Laurent Sagrat, Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique

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