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This document provides a list of references related to research on the Burushaski language. It includes over 100 citations ranging from 1921 to 2017 covering topics such as Burushaski phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, etymology and its relation to other language families. Many of the references are works by Gregory Anderson, Elena Bashir, Hermann Berger and Ilija Casule who have significantly contributed to the study of Burushaski grammar and lexicon. The list demonstrates that Burushaski has been an area of linguistic research for almost a century.
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Burushaski Language Studies Overview

This document provides a list of references related to research on the Burushaski language. It includes over 100 citations ranging from 1921 to 2017 covering topics such as Burushaski phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, etymology and its relation to other language families. Many of the references are works by Gregory Anderson, Elena Bashir, Hermann Berger and Ilija Casule who have significantly contributed to the study of Burushaski grammar and lexicon. The list demonstrates that Burushaski has been an area of linguistic research for almost a century.
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