Language, Band 72,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1996 |
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... weak positions . 3.2 . LEXICAL MONOSYLLABLES IN WEAK POSITIONS . The most distinctive property of foot - based meter is that either one or two syllables may occupy a position ( generalization 1b ) . Disyllabic weak positions usually ...
... weak positions . 3.2 . LEXICAL MONOSYLLABLES IN WEAK POSITIONS . The most distinctive property of foot - based meter is that either one or two syllables may occupy a position ( generalization 1b ) . Disyllabic weak positions usually ...
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... weak position . But if it is heavy , as in 57a , it constitutes a omin on its own , and so the unstressed syllable following it cannot share the weak position , because the position would then exceed a min . Thus in a configuration ÚX ...
... weak position . But if it is heavy , as in 57a , it constitutes a omin on its own , and so the unstressed syllable following it cannot share the weak position , because the position would then exceed a min . Thus in a configuration ÚX ...
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... weak position depends not on the weight of the two syllables directly , but on whether or not they are stressed , so that only nonlexical monosyllables are ever possible in disyllabic weak positions ( §3.2 ) . PrR 7 wrongly permits a ...
... weak position depends not on the weight of the two syllables directly , but on whether or not they are stressed , so that only nonlexical monosyllables are ever possible in disyllabic weak positions ( §3.2 ) . PrR 7 wrongly permits a ...
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Graham Thurgood | 31 |
Productive lexical innovations | 69 |
Evidence for | 97 |
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