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Systematic correspondence in co-evolving languages
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Systematic correspondence in co-evolving languages

J. Wu and J. Zhao

Discover an intriguing exploration of how social ecology shapes the relationship between languages! This study by Junru Wu and Junyuan Zhao unveils the dynamics of lexical-phonological systematic correspondence over centuries in English-German and Chinese dialects. Uncover the unique mechanisms that govern language evolution and their implications for linguistic interaction.... show more
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