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The 124 pages that link to Comparative method, each with the reason it gives.

• Karl LachmannRelated: Its comparative reasoning informed Lachmann’s work on Germanic languages.

• MonophthongizationRelated: Regular monophthongization can help explain why related languages have different vowel reflexes.

• Roberto LonghiRelated: Longhi compared paintings across regions and periods to expose artistic relationships and distinctions.

• Slavic third palatalizationRelated: It helps infer the unattested Proto-Slavic forms behind later Slavic words.

• Sun Language TheoryCompared with: The theory’s loose resemblances differ from the method’s regular correspondences and testable reconstructions.

• The Rules of Sociological MethodRelated: Durkheim presents comparison as sociology’s way to test causal explanations.

• Alfred Radcliffe-BrownRelated: Comparison let him seek general principles across different societies.

• Algic languagesRelated: Regular sound correspondences support the proposed relationship among Algonquian, Wiyot, and Yurok.

• Brugmann's lawRelated: The law was proposed from recurring correspondences in Indo-Iranian and related evidence.

• Evolutionary linguisticsRelated: It distinguishes inherited similarities from coincidence or borrowing.

• Havlík's lawNarrower topic: Comparisons among Slavic languages reveal the historical outcomes that the law explains.

• Lyle CampbellRelated: Campbell uses its principles to assess proposed language relationships.

• Proto-Indo-European mythologyRelated: Its sound correspondences help establish inherited divine names and religious vocabulary.

• Wackernagel's lawRelated: Comparative evidence made it possible to recognize recurring clitic placement across languages.

• Alexander VovinRelated: It provides tools for testing claims about Japonic origins and historical relationships.

• Hirt's lawRelated: Comparative evidence is needed to infer the inherited accent and its retraction.

• History of linguisticsBroader topic: It provided a method for inferring ancestral languages from surviving evidence.

• Irawati KarveRelated: Karve compared regions and communities rather than treating India as socially uniform.

• Luba-KatangaRelated: It underlies the evidence used to classify Kiluba within the Bantu family.

• Monophthongization of diphthongs in Proto-SlavicRelated: Regular correspondences among Slavic languages support the reconstructed diphthongs and their outcomes.

• Osthoff's lawRelated: Comparative evidence established the historical patterns underlying the law.

• Phonological history of EnglishRelated: Cognate sound correspondences help reconstruct English’s unattested ancestors.

• Ruki sound lawRelated: Regular Ruki reflexes contribute to reconstructing earlier forms and sound changes.

• Semitic studiesBroader topic: It helps infer earlier Semitic forms from patterns shared across daughter languages.