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It is often assumed that crosslinguistic tendencies are explained by mental bias :
a pattern is common because it is favored by learners / speakers . But work by
Blevins and colleagues in EVOLUTIONARY PHONOLOGY has argued that many
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It is often assumed that crosslinguistic tendencies are explained by mental bias :
a pattern is common because it is favored by learners / speakers . But work by
Blevins and colleagues in EVOLUTIONARY PHONOLOGY has argued that many
...
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C ' s approach does in fact account for various types of transfer that previous
models could not explain . ... In other words , C argues , previous models do not '
offer the possibility of explaining exactly what in one language is affecting what in
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C ' s approach does in fact account for various types of transfer that previous
models could not explain . ... In other words , C argues , previous models do not '
offer the possibility of explaining exactly what in one language is affecting what in
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He notes that lexical and lexicosyntactic transference can be explained in terms
of the multiple language tagging of lexical ... This presumably explains why the
perceptual identification of lexical items from two languages can trigger structural
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He notes that lexical and lexicosyntactic transference can be explained in terms
of the multiple language tagging of lexical ... This presumably explains why the
perceptual identification of lexical items from two languages can trigger structural
...
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