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A Guide to the World's Languages: Classification (original 1987; edition 1991)

by Merritt Ruhlen

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This is the first of three pathbreaking volumes that will constitute a wide-ranging analytical guide to the world's approximately 5,000 languages. The volumes are written for both linguists and general readers, and this first volume in particular assumes no background in linguistics. A postscript prepared for this paperback edition takes research data to 1990. The book is illustrated with 21 maps.… (more)
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Title:A Guide to the World's Languages: Classification
Authors:Merritt Ruhlen
Info:Stanford University Press (1991), Paperback
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A Guide to the World's Languages: Volume I, Classification by Merritt Ruhlen (1987)

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This is the first of three pathbreaking volumes that will constitute a wide-ranging analytical guide to the world's approximately 5,000 languages. The volumes are written for both linguists and general readers, and this first volume in particular assumes no background in linguistics. A postscript prepared for this paperback edition takes research data to 1990. The book is illustrated with 21 maps.

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