Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... clear presentation ; throughout , S provides a laudable number of clear examples . The work is somewhat repetitious , but this will probably help make it accessible to readers with little background in linguistics . The book should help ...
... clear presentation ; throughout , S provides a laudable number of clear examples . The work is somewhat repetitious , but this will probably help make it accessible to readers with little background in linguistics . The book should help ...
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... clear that each of their postulates ought to be not axiomatic , but derivable as a consequence of a general theory of language use like that advanced by Grice ; we should consider inadequate any general theory that did not have these ...
... clear that each of their postulates ought to be not axiomatic , but derivable as a consequence of a general theory of language use like that advanced by Grice ; we should consider inadequate any general theory that did not have these ...
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... clear that some notion of hierarchy is involved , but its precise nature is not stated . Someone unfamiliar with the anthropological linguistic literature could not tell from L's treatment whether or not a given description of a lexical ...
... clear that some notion of hierarchy is involved , but its precise nature is not stated . Someone unfamiliar with the anthropological linguistic literature could not tell from L's treatment whether or not a given description of a lexical ...
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