Smell is coded in grammar and frequent in discourse: Cha'palaa olfactory 
language in cross-linguistic perspective

Floyd, Simeon; San Roque, Lila; Majid, Asifa

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Smell is coded in grammar and frequent in discourse: Cha'palaa olfactory language in cross-linguistic perspective

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Majid, Asifa
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Floyd, S., San Roque, L., & Majid, A. (in press). Smell is coded in grammar and frequent in discourse: Cha'palaa olfactory language in cross-linguistic perspective. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology.

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