Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... surface level . That is , there is no reason why surface lup should not have reverted to lup , just as lup'ii reverted to lupii , sokr'i to sokri etc. But in fact this did not happen . While lup'ii etc. did revert to lupii etc. , forms ...
... surface level . That is , there is no reason why surface lup should not have reverted to lup , just as lup'ii reverted to lupii , sokr'i to sokri etc. But in fact this did not happen . While lup'ii etc. did revert to lupii etc. , forms ...
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... surface representations of the form ( i ) A in environment C ______ D or ( ii ) B in environment other than C ______ D. In the redundancy loss discussed above , we have rule opacity by case ( ii ) . Palataliza- tion is opaque to the ...
... surface representations of the form ( i ) A in environment C ______ D or ( ii ) B in environment other than C ______ D. In the redundancy loss discussed above , we have rule opacity by case ( ii ) . Palataliza- tion is opaque to the ...
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... surface phenomenon . It should be clear by now that the notion of rule opacity as a motivation for change finds a much more comfortable home in our theory than in the standard framework . In each instance of opacity , a phonological ...
... surface phenomenon . It should be clear by now that the notion of rule opacity as a motivation for change finds a much more comfortable home in our theory than in the standard framework . In each instance of opacity , a phonological ...
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