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4 seems to be a well - founded principle of phonological organization . The principle of disjunctive ordering , as stated , must be further generalized to account for all known cases . As it stands , it does not explain why rules ( 3 ) ...
4 seems to be a well - founded principle of phonological organization . The principle of disjunctive ordering , as stated , must be further generalized to account for all known cases . As it stands , it does not explain why rules ( 3 ) ...
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A BEHAVIORAL BASIS FOR THE POLARITY PRINCIPLE IN LINGUISTICS * HARLAN L. LANE University of Michigan Several linguists have contended that categorical perception is a central or even a defining property of language .
A BEHAVIORAL BASIS FOR THE POLARITY PRINCIPLE IN LINGUISTICS * HARLAN L. LANE University of Michigan Several linguists have contended that categorical perception is a central or even a defining property of language .
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This article examines the ways in which the polarity principle ' inheres ' in the perception and production of speech by language users . Statements about the polarity principle imply descriptions of the following two behaviors ...
This article examines the ways in which the polarity principle ' inheres ' in the perception and production of speech by language users . Statements about the polarity principle imply descriptions of the following two behaviors ...
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The distributional identification of Finnish morphophonemes | 20 |
Negations in Pāṇinian rules | 34 |
Language as symbolization | 57 |
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