Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... POSITION . Many cues are potentially available to the child from a natural linguistic input stream . Among these are LENGTH OF UTTERANCE and POSITION of a word within that utterance . We call this combina- tion of cues the ABSOLUTE POSITION ...
... POSITION . Many cues are potentially available to the child from a natural linguistic input stream . Among these are LENGTH OF UTTERANCE and POSITION of a word within that utterance . We call this combina- tion of cues the ABSOLUTE POSITION ...
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... position it has in Figure 3 is about what the surface reality is taken to be . " ... In this view , then , There is a little to come and Let me put it this way have identical structure : There is a little + to come ; Let me + put it ...
... position it has in Figure 3 is about what the surface reality is taken to be . " ... In this view , then , There is a little to come and Let me put it this way have identical structure : There is a little + to come ; Let me + put it ...
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... position , distinguish- ing a fall - rise - fall which rises to a high level from one which rises to a mid ( 16 ) , and the con- flation of two secondary systems at pretonic position for falling tone ( 17 ) . There is the sub- stitution ...
... position , distinguish- ing a fall - rise - fall which rises to a high level from one which rises to a mid ( 16 ) , and the con- flation of two secondary systems at pretonic position for falling tone ( 17 ) . There is the sub- stitution ...
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