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Transformations are of two sorts : the more or less purely syntactic , and the more or less purely semantic ( 128 ) : Whereas Harris and Chomsky are interested in the transformational structure of languages as a grammatical level of ...
Transformations are of two sorts : the more or less purely syntactic , and the more or less purely semantic ( 128 ) : Whereas Harris and Chomsky are interested in the transformational structure of languages as a grammatical level of ...
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The syntactic notion that is being carried over into semantics is that of the marker . ... played by semantic markers in a particular theory , and at their possible hereditary relation , if any , to semantic work that has gone before .
The syntactic notion that is being carried over into semantics is that of the marker . ... played by semantic markers in a particular theory , and at their possible hereditary relation , if any , to semantic work that has gone before .
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Having settled that there is a practice in lexicography resembling the semantic analysis proposed by K - F , we can now go on to some of the problems raised by attempting to turn that practice into a theory that will cover the field .
Having settled that there is a practice in lexicography resembling the semantic analysis proposed by K - F , we can now go on to some of the problems raised by attempting to turn that practice into a theory that will cover the field .
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On defining stages in Prehistoric Germanic | 19 |
Comparative constructions in English | 37 |
Prothesis in the Latin verb sum | 59 |
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