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|a Against Taking Linguistic Diversity at "Face Value"
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|a Evans & Levinson (E&L)advocate taking linguistic diversity at "face value". Their argument consists of a list of diverse phenomena, and the assertion that no non-vacuous theory could possibly uncover a meaningful unity underlying them. I argue, with evidence from Tlingit and Warlpiri, that E&L's list itself should not be taken at face value - and that the actual research record already demonstrates unity amidst diversity.
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