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B's ordering hypothesis fails to predict the correct stress pattern here . It incorrectly predicts that , in each case , only final stress is possible . As for B5 , the counter - examples are less direct - but , once found , all the ...
B's ordering hypothesis fails to predict the correct stress pattern here . It incorrectly predicts that , in each case , only final stress is possible . As for B5 , the counter - examples are less direct - but , once found , all the ...
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STRESS AND SYNTAX : A REPLY JOAN W. BRESNAN Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Ordering Hypothesis of Bresnan 1971a projects the stress contours of simple S's onto complex syntactic structures by permitting stress rules to apply ...
STRESS AND SYNTAX : A REPLY JOAN W. BRESNAN Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Ordering Hypothesis of Bresnan 1971a projects the stress contours of simple S's onto complex syntactic structures by permitting stress rules to apply ...
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tions about primary - stress placement , the ordering hypothesis is essential to project these generalizations onto complex cases . 2. THEORETICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE ORDERING HYPOTHESIS . In Lakoff's discussion of the ordering ...
tions about primary - stress placement , the ordering hypothesis is essential to project these generalizations onto complex cases . 2. THEORETICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE ORDERING HYPOTHESIS . In Lakoff's discussion of the ordering ...
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