Morphological Doubling theory to two Bantu Languages Reduplication: A comparative perspective of Kinyarwanda and Swahili

Towards a unified theory of morphological productivity in the Bantu languages: A corpus analysis of nominalization patterns in Swahili

Models arguing for a connection between morphological productivity and relative morpheme frequency have focused on languages with relatively low average morpheme to word ratios. Typologically synthetic languages like Swahili which have relatively high average morph

Swahili and the Bantu Languages

Assertive Verb Doubling in Sereer: Reduplication or Repetition?

A morphological analysis of verbal reduplication in Mauritian

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A COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATION OF MORPHOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN HAUSA AND JAAKU LANGUAGES

Comparative linguistic studies help to identify similarities and diff

A comparative study of two Pomo languages

Photocopy of Oswalt's published article. http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/2319