Language, Band 47,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1971 |
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... lexical word in an utterance plus the non - lexical words which precede it . Thus , amongst sun - burnt would be a phonological word , as is nations . In the Shakespeare line quoted , will comment would be a phonological word , and so ...
... lexical word in an utterance plus the non - lexical words which precede it . Thus , amongst sun - burnt would be a phonological word , as is nations . In the Shakespeare line quoted , will comment would be a phonological word , and so ...
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... lexical stress maxima - say , the center syllable of ǎbíding — or at least those created by a stress between two ... lexical rules and Compound Rule alone ; ( 2 ) stress maxima by virtue of lexical rules , Compound Rule , and NSR ; ( 3 ) ...
... lexical stress maxima - say , the center syllable of ǎbíding — or at least those created by a stress between two ... lexical rules and Compound Rule alone ; ( 2 ) stress maxima by virtue of lexical rules , Compound Rule , and NSR ; ( 3 ) ...
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... lexical field is a legitimate part of lin- guistic theory and should be regarded as an instrument of linguistic analysis equal to the paradigm and the substitution class . According to Seiler , lexical items are limited by both lexical ...
... lexical field is a legitimate part of lin- guistic theory and should be regarded as an instrument of linguistic analysis equal to the paradigm and the substitution class . According to Seiler , lexical items are limited by both lexical ...
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The phoneme revisited | 503 |
Semantic overloading a restudy of the verb remind | 522 |
Controlled activation of latent contrast | 548 |
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