Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... course . If we accept such arguments , then we must be pre- pared to recognize sound changes as typically endowed with a much greater longevity than is commonly thought . As an interesting example , let us consider some English rules of ...
... course . If we accept such arguments , then we must be pre- pared to recognize sound changes as typically endowed with a much greater longevity than is commonly thought . As an interesting example , let us consider some English rules of ...
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... course or seminar in com- parative method or in Indo - European comparative grammar . Actually Lehmann is to be applauded for including some that are not usually on such a list , e.g. those by von Raumer and Lottner . On the other hand ...
... course or seminar in com- parative method or in Indo - European comparative grammar . Actually Lehmann is to be applauded for including some that are not usually on such a list , e.g. those by von Raumer and Lottner . On the other hand ...
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... course , a new edition of an old grammar , long in disrepute among linguists , but recently regaining the prestige it had in its own time . We may ask why this book , in particular , has been the object of re- cent adulation , and why ...
... course , a new edition of an old grammar , long in disrepute among linguists , but recently regaining the prestige it had in its own time . We may ask why this book , in particular , has been the object of re- cent adulation , and why ...
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