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Before the question how the child learns can be broached , the question WHAT the child learns has to be answered . The question " What is learned ? ' can be answered at two levels . The first answer has to be a description of the ...
Before the question how the child learns can be broached , the question WHAT the child learns has to be answered . The question " What is learned ? ' can be answered at two levels . The first answer has to be a description of the ...
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A question ( not to be confused with the grammatical category of interrogatory sentence ) was normally characterized by an elevated intonation level rather than by a special contour . The questions were usually found to have a terminal ...
A question ( not to be confused with the grammatical category of interrogatory sentence ) was normally characterized by an elevated intonation level rather than by a special contour . The questions were usually found to have a terminal ...
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2 Questions of meaning . By László ANTAL . ( Janua linguarum , Series minor , No. 27. ) Pp . 95. The Hague : Mouton & Co , 1963 . Reviewed by JERRY A. FODOR , Massachusetts Institute of Technology In writing this monograph , Antal ...
2 Questions of meaning . By László ANTAL . ( Janua linguarum , Series minor , No. 27. ) Pp . 95. The Hague : Mouton & Co , 1963 . Reviewed by JERRY A. FODOR , Massachusetts Institute of Technology In writing this monograph , Antal ...
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The ontogeny of English phrase structure The first phase | 1 |
On representing syntactic structure | 369 |
Evidence for IndoEuropean alternation of initial gº and w | 398 |
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