Alignment Cycles is a theoretical framework in linguistic typology that systematically categorizes the recurring patterns of morphosyntactic alignment shifts across languages as they evolve over time, distinguishing itself from static alignment models by emphasizing diachronic transformation and cyclic reorganization of case-marking and agreement strategies.
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University of Florida
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Auburn University
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Kent State University
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Umeå University
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