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The components recognized are voice vs. voicelessness , stoppage vs. continuance , nasality vs. orality ( nasals are considered similar to both stops and continuants ) , and generalized articulatory positions - labial , apical , palatal ...
The components recognized are voice vs. voicelessness , stoppage vs. continuance , nasality vs. orality ( nasals are considered similar to both stops and continuants ) , and generalized articulatory positions - labial , apical , palatal ...
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... here applied only to the region considered in this paper , but it is generally held to obtain for all Mela- nesia . ... in the light of our hypothesis that the Papuan ele- ment is substrate , that the two be considered separately .
... here applied only to the region considered in this paper , but it is generally held to obtain for all Mela- nesia . ... in the light of our hypothesis that the Papuan ele- ment is substrate , that the two be considered separately .
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The Conclusion ( 108-12 ) , the Résumé ( 113-9 ) , and the very schematic Terminological Survey ( 131 ) are also to be considered important parts of the author's exposition . The concrete results of the study are not startling .
The Conclusion ( 108-12 ) , the Résumé ( 113-9 ) , and the very schematic Terminological Survey ( 131 ) are also to be considered important parts of the author's exposition . The concrete results of the study are not startling .
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Number dedicated to Alfred L Kroeber | 1 |
Problems of longrange comparison in Penutian | 17 |
Glottochronologic counts of Hokaltecan material | 42 |
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