Constituency and convergence in the Americas - Results and discussion

Sandra Auderset; Caroline de Becker; Gladys Camacho Rios; Eric W. Campbell; Javier Carol; Minella Duzerol; Patience Epps; Ambrocio Gutiérrez; Cristian R. Juárez; Magdalena Lemus Serrano; Stephen Francis Mann; Taylor L. Miller; Shun Nakamoto; Zoe Poirier Maruenda; Andrés Salanova; Hiroto Uchihara; Natalie Weber; Anthony C. Woodbury; Dennis Wylie; Adam J.R. Tallman

doi:10.5281/zenodo.13208572

Constituency and convergence in the Americas - Results and discussion

Sandra Auderset
, Caroline de Becker
, Gladys Camacho Rios
, Eric W. Campbell
, Javier Carol
, Minella Duzerol
, Patience Epps
, Ambrocio Gutiérrez
, Cristian R. Juárez
, Magdalena Lemus Serrano
, Stephen Francis Mann
, Taylor L. Miller
, Shun Nakamoto
, Zoe Poirier Maruenda
, Andrés Salanova
, Hiroto Uchihara
, Natalie Weber
, Anthony C. Woodbury
, Dennis Wylie
, Adam J.R. Tallman

Linguistics

University of Bern
Friedrich Schiller University Jena
University of California at Santa Barbara
Universidad de Buenos Aires
CNRS
University of Texas at Austin
University of Colorado Boulder
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
Laboratoire Parole et Langage
SUNY Oswego
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
University of Ottawa
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Yale University

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This chapter provides a basic conceptual introduction to the planar-fractal method. The method is then contextualized with respect to multivariate typology. The structure of the database based on this method is then described and an illustration of what the database can be used for is also provided. Four issues related to contextualizing constituency in typological context are then assessed in relation to the data gathered in the current volume: (i) the index of synthesis; (ii) the absence of a priori wordhood tests; (iii) the relative reliability of wordhood tests; and (iv) the word bisection thesis.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Constituency and convergence in the Americas
Publisher	Language Science Press
Pages	735-777
Number of pages	43
ISBN (Electronic)	9783961104376
ISBN (Print)	9783985540952
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13208572
State	Published - May 19 2024

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Auderset, S., de Becker, C., Rios, G. C., Campbell, E. W., Carol, J., Duzerol, M., Epps, P., Gutiérrez, A., Juárez, C. R., Serrano, M. L., Mann, S. F., Miller, T. L., Nakamoto, S., Maruenda, Z. P., Salanova, A., Uchihara, H., Weber, N., Woodbury, A. C., Wylie, D., & Tallman, A. J. R. (2024). Constituency and convergence in the Americas - Results and discussion. In Constituency and convergence in the Americas (pp. 735-777). Language Science Press. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13208572

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