Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... important part of the core of linguistic research in the United States . Indeed , anthropological linguistics has its origins in the work of such figures as Boas , Sapir , and Bloom- field , who based a significant portion of their work ...
... important part of the core of linguistic research in the United States . Indeed , anthropological linguistics has its origins in the work of such figures as Boas , Sapir , and Bloom- field , who based a significant portion of their work ...
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... important and supremely vulnerable part . Any definition of responsible linguistic research must take this fact into consideration . The people who understand this situation best are the Native American peoples themselves . During the ...
... important and supremely vulnerable part . Any definition of responsible linguistic research must take this fact into consideration . The people who understand this situation best are the Native American peoples themselves . During the ...
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... importance of the feature in Trubetzkoy's conception of phonology is strikingly borne out by the fact that about three fifths ( pp . 59-217 ) of Trubetzkoy's most important book ( Trubetzkoy 1939 ) are specifically devoted to the ...
... importance of the feature in Trubetzkoy's conception of phonology is strikingly borne out by the fact that about three fifths ( pp . 59-217 ) of Trubetzkoy's most important book ( Trubetzkoy 1939 ) are specifically devoted to the ...
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