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Commentary
Abstract
John Peterson
There’s a grain of truth in every “myth”, or, Why the discussion of lexical classes in Mundari isn’t quite over yet
Kees Hengeveld and Jan Rijkhoff
Mundari as a flexible language
William Croft
Word classes, parts of speech, and syntactic argumentation
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