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Linguistic Inquiry 1.534–9 . HYMAN , Larry M. 1970. How concrete is phonology ? Lg . 46.58–76 . KENSTOWICZ , MICHAEL , and Charles KISSEBERTH . 1970. Rule ordering and the asymmetry hypothesis . Papers from the 6th Regional Meeting ...
Linguistic Inquiry 1.534–9 . HYMAN , Larry M. 1970. How concrete is phonology ? Lg . 46.58–76 . KENSTOWICZ , MICHAEL , and Charles KISSEBERTH . 1970. Rule ordering and the asymmetry hypothesis . Papers from the 6th Regional Meeting ...
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An integrated theory of linguistic descriptions . ... Papers from the 4th Regional Meeting , Chicago Linguistic Society , 71-80 . 1971. ... Monograph Series on Languages and Linguistics , Georgetown University , 24.19–33 . 1972.
An integrated theory of linguistic descriptions . ... Papers from the 4th Regional Meeting , Chicago Linguistic Society , 71-80 . 1971. ... Monograph Series on Languages and Linguistics , Georgetown University , 24.19–33 . 1972.
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At first the Linguistic Society even pretended to look down its nose at such projects, leaving to the Modern Language Association the organization of a Center for Applied Linguistics in Washington. But gradually the two once more ...
At first the Linguistic Society even pretended to look down its nose at such projects, leaving to the Modern Language Association the organization of a Center for Applied Linguistics in Washington. But gradually the two once more ...
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The application of phonological | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
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