KnowraJoseph GreenbergLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Joseph Greenberg, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 8Compared with 2Niger–Congo languagesRelated: His twentieth-century classification consolidated Niger–Congo as a major African family.Linguistic typologyRelated: His large-scale comparisons shaped modern typological research and its search for correlations.Papuan languagesRelated: His proposals for large-scale Papuan relationships remain controversial.Khoisan languagesRelated: Greenberg popularized a broad Khoisan language grouping in his classification of African languages.Nilo-Saharan languagesRelated: His classification brought the Nilo-Saharan proposal into broad scholarly use.Chadic languagesRelated: His classification placed Chadic within Afroasiatic and helped establish the family’s modern outline.Trans–New Guinea languagesRelated: Greenberg advanced a broad Trans–New Guinea hypothesis that later research reassessed.Johanna NicholsRelated: Greenberg's typological methods form an important intellectual backdrop to Nichols's work.