Universals of language - Greenberg, Joseph H. (Joseph Harold), 1915-2001 (The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press, 1963)
The problem of universals in language, by C.F. Hockett.–Are there universals of linguistic change, by H.M. Hoenigwsald.–Assumptionsabout nasals; a sample study in phonological universals, by C.A. Ferguson.–Phoneme distributions and language universals, by S. Sap.–Some universals of grammar with particular references to the order ofmeaningful elements, by J.H. Greenberg.–A search for universals in Indo-European diachronic morphology, by W. Cowgill.–On the semantic structure of language, by U. Weinreich.–Semantic universals, by S. Ullman.–Implications of language universals for linguists, by R.Jakobson.–Language universals in anthropological perspective, by J.B. Casagrande.–Language universals and psycholinguists, by C.E. Osgood