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ON THE RATE OF REPLACEMENT OF WORD - MEANING RELATIONSHIPS DAVID SANKOFF Université de Montréal A method is proposed for quantitatively comparing word - meaning lists in related languages , taking into account synonymous lexical ...
ON THE RATE OF REPLACEMENT OF WORD - MEANING RELATIONSHIPS DAVID SANKOFF Université de Montréal A method is proposed for quantitatively comparing word - meaning lists in related languages , taking into account synonymous lexical ...
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As a consequence of this , one can estimate am after seeing whether the word for a meaning has survived over various time periods in a number of different languages . The accuracy depends on the length of the time periods and the number ...
As a consequence of this , one can estimate am after seeing whether the word for a meaning has survived over various time periods in a number of different languages . The accuracy depends on the length of the time periods and the number ...
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Chapter 4 , on meaning , begins with a general discussion of the difference between linguistic meaning and psychological meaning , in which Deese tries to argue not only that linguists are unconcerned with real - world reference — the ...
Chapter 4 , on meaning , begins with a general discussion of the difference between linguistic meaning and psychological meaning , in which Deese tries to argue not only that linguists are unconcerned with real - world reference — the ...
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