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Lecture 26 of 40WEEK 6
Lecture 26 : The Tree Model
Prof. Bornini Lahiri Prof. Dripta Piplai (Mondal) · IIT Kharagpur
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All the lectures
- Lecture 01 : Introduction: What is Linguistic Typology?
- Lecture 02 : History of Linguistic Typology: Background
- Lecture 03 : History of Linguistic Typology:Evolution of Linguistic Typology
- Lecture 04 : Different Approaches to Language Universals: The Basis for Typological Investigation
- Lecture 05 : How it is different from UG?: Language Universals and Universal Grammar
- Lecture 06 : Word Order Typology
- Lecture 07 : Morphological Typology
- Lecture 08 : Lexical Typology
- Lecture 09 : Generative Typology
- Lecture 10 : Methods of Data Collection
- Lecture 11 : Methodologies for Typological Studies
- Lecture 12 : Animacy
- Lecture 13 : Headedness
- Lecture 14 : Introduction to Noun Cases
- Lecture 15 : More about Noun Cases
- Lecture 16 : Research works on Typology: A Discussion
- Lecture 17 : Theta Theory and Case Alignments
- Lecture 18 : Agreement
- Lecture 19 : Causatives
- Lecture 20 : Word order and Relative Clause Types
- Lecture 21 : Typology of Passives
- Lecture 22 : Compound & Conjunct Verbs
- Lecture 23 : Reduplication
- Lecture 24 : Noun Classifiers
- Lecture 25 : Grammaticalization
- Lecture 26 : The Tree Model
- Lecture 27 : The Wave Model
- Lecture 28 : Models of Language Variation
- Lecture 29 : More models of Language Variation
- Lecture 30 : Typological Features of Indian Languages
- Lecture 31 : Typology & Historical Linguistics
- Lecture 32 : Code Mixing
- Lecture 33 : Contact-induced changes
- Lecture 34 : Contact-induced Changes; a Case Study
- Lecture 35 : Areal features of Indian Languages
- Lecture 36 : Recent Developments in Typology
- Lecture 37 : Discussion of recent typological work
- Lecture 38 : Computational Typology
- Lecture 39 : Concluding remarks
- Lecture 40 : Concluding remarks