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A micro-parametric survey on typological covariation,related to focus marking strategies:,Based on the Bantu Morphosyntactic Variation database

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In this talk we will discuss typological tendencies of focus marking strategies from a cross-Bantu perspective. While focus-related phenomena have long been investigated in the field of comparative Bantu grammar (Hyman & Watters 1984, Güldemann 2003, Van der Wal & Hyman 2017 etc.), Shinagawa & Marten (forthc.) shed new light on some typological tendencies between focus and negation marking strate…

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