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In $ 1 , I pointed out that with respect to the nonautonomy of gram- mar , only one position is currently held ... Here I briefly consider what stronger nonautonomist positions would constitute and why nobody has advocated them , before ...
In $ 1 , I pointed out that with respect to the nonautonomy of gram- mar , only one position is currently held ... Here I briefly consider what stronger nonautonomist positions would constitute and why nobody has advocated them , before ...
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While most uses of demonstratives require that the speaker assume the hearer is in a position to identify the refer- ent , the use of this exemplified in 42 assumes the hearer is not in such a position , and instructs the hearer to add ...
While most uses of demonstratives require that the speaker assume the hearer is in a position to identify the refer- ent , the use of this exemplified in 42 assumes the hearer is not in such a position , and instructs the hearer to add ...
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Ex . 37 shows two additional categories : those plosives that are always voiceless ( a ) and those that are always voiced ( b ) , regardless of syllable position ( dots indicate syllable boundaries ) . ' S ( 37 ) a .
Ex . 37 shows two additional categories : those plosives that are always voiceless ( a ) and those that are always voiced ( b ) , regardless of syllable position ( dots indicate syllable boundaries ) . ' S ( 37 ) a .
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics William Croft | 490 |
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