Evobib: A Bibliographic Database For Historical Linguistics

The work on this bibliographical database started when I was a member of the EvoClass research project at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. It is actually nothing more than a collection of all titles (currently 3213 entries, few have been removed, as they turned out to be invalid) which I stumbled over when pursuing my research in quantitative historical linguistics. The database thus mainly contains work on lexicostatistics, methodological aspects of the comparative method, and the application of biological methods in historical linguistics. The most recent version of the database can be accessed at http://bibliography.lingpy.org, here, I offer the database file in BibTex format, to make sure that different versions are being tracked.

Related Organizations

Max Planck Society
Germany
Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History
Germany

Keywords

historical linguistics, evolutionary biology, bibliography, computational historical linguistics

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