IAzyki mira (Languages of the World, Paleoasiatic Languages: Russian Edition)

3 Pages·1997·0.24 MB·English

by  Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of Sciences

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Languages ofthe World. Paleoasiatic languages.
This book is the fourth volume ofthe multivolume encyclopedia "Languages of the World" (the 1-ui.p>a series).
being prepared inthe Institute ofLinguistics ofthe Russian AcademyofSciences. The present volume u^enbes all
languages commonly attributed to Paleoasiatic. Modern speakers of Paleoasiatic languages are supposed to be
descendants of the ancient population of Asia. The largest linguistic families included into Paleoasiatic are Yeni-
seian, Chukchi-Kamchatkan, and Eskimo-Aleut. All articlesin thevolume arc written in accordance with a standard
typologically-oriented template, used in all volumes of the encylopedia. This template imposes sociolinguistic.
diachronic, and synchronic structural characterizations upon individual languages. The articles are written by the
leading Paleoasiatic scholars. The book is intended both as a fundamental study and as a reference source It is
addressed to specialists in Paleoasiatic languages, as well as to a broad audience including linguists of various
specializations, historians, sociologists, ethnographers, lawyers, journalists, school teachers, and everyone interested
inthe languagesofRussia, as well as Northern Eurasiain general.
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