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Discreteness at the phonetic level guarantees the discreteness of all other levels of language . But decades of phonetics research demonstrate that there exists no universal inventory of phonetic objects . We discuss three kinds of ...
Discreteness at the phonetic level guarantees the discreteness of all other levels of language . But decades of phonetics research demonstrate that there exists no universal inventory of phonetic objects . We discuss three kinds of ...
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There is no evidence that taking a course or two in phonetic transcription , as linguists do , will eliminate these biases . This evidence alone shows that authoritative phonetic transcriptions are quite impossible .
There is no evidence that taking a course or two in phonetic transcription , as linguists do , will eliminate these biases . This evidence alone shows that authoritative phonetic transcriptions are quite impossible .
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And finally , according to SPE phonetics , the theory in effect claims for each infant the ability to phonetically identify ( not merely discriminate ) all sounds in all languages in the world at an age when nothing else about the ...
And finally , according to SPE phonetics , the theory in effect claims for each infant the ability to phonetically identify ( not merely discriminate ) all sounds in all languages in the world at an age when nothing else about the ...
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
Animacy versus weight as determinants of grammatical | 613 |
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accepted alliteration alternation analysis animacy appear approach argues argument Cambridge claim clauses cognitive complex compounds consider construction context contrast definitive determined direct discussion distinction distribution effects English evidence example fact factors formal frequency functional German given grammar head historical human important interesting interpretation involving irregular irregular verbs issues Japanese John language lexical linguistic marking meaning morphological nature nominative Note nouns object oblique observed occur Participant patterns person phonetic phonological plural position possessor possible predicates present Press problem pronoun properties proposed provides question raising reference regular relations relative relative clauses respect role rules s-genitive semantic sentences shows similar speakers speech structure suggests syntactic syntax Table theory tion types University V-V compounds variation verbs vowel weight