Language, Band 40George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1964 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... sentence recognition and sentence produc- tion . The first of the three questions is logically prior to the others . We must know what linguistic facts a speaker knows before we can say how those facts enable him to communicate and ...
... sentence recognition and sentence produc- tion . The first of the three questions is logically prior to the others . We must know what linguistic facts a speaker knows before we can say how those facts enable him to communicate and ...
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... sentences and nonsentences as input gives as output a linguistic de- scription and procedures of sentence production and sentence recognition . To show that a mentalistic theory of linguistic communication can succeed in answering ( 1 ) ...
... sentences and nonsentences as input gives as output a linguistic de- scription and procedures of sentence production and sentence recognition . To show that a mentalistic theory of linguistic communication can succeed in answering ( 1 ) ...
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... sentence so restricted as to be of no use for those of us seeking help in understanding natural language . We are not taken even as far as a view of the sentence as hierarchically struc- tured ( an unlabelled ' IC ' approach ) , let ...
... sentence so restricted as to be of no use for those of us seeking help in understanding natural language . We are not taken even as far as a view of the sentence as hierarchically struc- tured ( an unlabelled ' IC ' approach ) , let ...
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