EXPLORING NEW RESEARCH METHODS IN COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS

Ro’zabonu Abduqayumova Shavkat qizi

Zilola Abdurakhmanova Yoqubjon qizi

Keywords: Keywords: Comparative linguistics, research methods, computational phylogenetics, linguistic typology, multivariate statistical analyses, language evolution


Abstract


Abstract: Comparative linguistics has long been a cornerstone of linguistic
inquiry, providing invaluable insights into the historical relationships and evolutionary
patterns of diverse languages. In recent years, the field has witnessed a surge in
innovative research methods and approaches, driven by advancements in technology,
data analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration. This article delves into the emerging
research methods in comparative linguistics, highlighting their potential to reshape our
understanding of language evolution and diversification. Drawing from recent studies
and theoretical developments, we examine the application of computational
phylogenetics, linguistic typology, and multivariate statistical analyses, among other
methodologies, in uncovering the intricate tapestry of language relationships. By
elucidating these cutting-edge approaches, this article aims to foster a deeper
appreciation for the dynamic landscape of comparative linguistics and its potential for
interdisciplinary synergy.


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