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Cambridge Syntax GuidesBack to Language and linguistics Editors: P. Austin, J. Bresnan, B. Comrie, D. Lightfoot, I. Roberts, N. V. SmithResponding to the increasing interest in comparative syntax, the goal of the Cambridge Syntax Guides is to make available to all linguists major findings, both descriptive and theoretical, which have emerged from the study of particular languages. The series is not committed to work in any particular framework, but rather seeks to make language-specific research available to theoreticians and practitioners of all persuasions. Written by leading figures in the field, these guides will each include an overview of the grammatical structures of the language concerned. For the descriptivist, the books will provide an accessible introduction to the methods and results of the theoretical literature; for the theoretician, they will show how constructions that have achieved theoretical notoriety fit into the structure of the language as a whole; for everyone, they will promote cross-theoretical and cross-linguistic comparison with respect to a well-defined body of data.
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There are 16 titles in this series... The Syntax of Arabic
The Syntax of Arabic
The Syntax of Chichewa
The Syntax of Chinese
The Syntax of Chinese
The Syntax of Early English
The Syntax of Early English
The Syntax of French
The Syntax of French
The Syntax of German
The Syntax of Hungarian
The Syntax of Hungarian
The Syntax of Icelandic
The Syntax of Spanish
The Syntax of Spanish
The Syntax of Welsh
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