General Linguistics is a refereed international linguistics journal that focuses on early (Indo-European) languages and language change, including the origin of language in the historical as well as biological sense. Articles are data-oriented, including general theoretical approaches to comparative, diachronic, and typological evidence. The majority of the articles are in English, although German and French texts are not excluded; all articles have a Summary in English.
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