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This club is for discussions about language classification, etymology, comparative method, the origin of languages, linguistic decipherment, theories of the history of languages, models of the nature of historical linguistics. Discussions are welcome on any linguistic topic. You can post information on forums, conferences, linguistic programs at universities, and historical linguistic related web sites. We can also discuss related subjects in history, philosophy of language, and anthropology. Feel free to ask a question of the group or to tell us a little (or a lot) about your research.

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Baxter and Ramer "Beyond Lumping and Splitting: Probabilistic Issues Please see "Beyond Lumping and Splitting: Probabilistic Issues in Historical Linguistics" by Baxter and Ramer I have done an empirical study of 2,784 Posted - Wed May 2, 2012 2:37 am	david_89793 Offline Send Email
Re: Origins of Korean language I don't see a contradiction. This is not an area of specialty of mine. If it is outdated, what about it is outdated? I was simply quoting from a generally Posted - Wed May 2, 2012 2:13 am	david_89793 Offline Send Email
Re: Origins of Korean language What you have is very simplistic and very outdated. The history of Korean seems very complex and controversial at this time. There does seem to be a Tungusic Posted - Thu Mar 29, 2012 2:58 am	Rick McCallister gabaroo6958 Offline Send Email
Origins of Korean language quote: "The origins of the Korean language lie ["reside"] in an obscurity which has long been an adventure playground for philologists. It is plain as the Posted - Thu Mar 29, 2012 2:50 am	david_89793 Offline Send Email
example word formation paradigms see Files section for "Two Example Paradigms", for word formations based on the root SB "return" and one paradigm from my book "Discovering Ancient Biblical Posted - Mon Feb 27, 2012 4:43 am	david_89793 Offline Send Email
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