"Isogloss": A new journal for linguistic variation in Romance and Iberian languages
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These pages introduce Isogloss, a journal devoted to the study of the variation of Romance and Iberian languages.Keywords
linguistics, variation, Romance languages, Iberian languages, comparative perspectiveReferences
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