Comparability and measurement in typological science: The bright future for linguistics

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@haspelmath @MaxPapillon1 But to return to linguistic categories, if I understand your position better now, why not just use something like the Canonical or Multivariate approaches to typology which are already out there? https://t.co/yakvquPbx0

RT @GrevCorbett: Now open access at: https://t.co/fFAmjhpZXf

RT @ErichRound: Martin @haspelmath's take on my and @GrevCorbett's new paper (https://t.co/WnZQ3PDgXK) on comparability and measurement in…

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