Language, Band 44,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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... involved in a clash of homonyms , as was long ago demonstrated . It is only natural , then , thas homonymy has engaged the attention of linguists for centuries , and that it hat been thoroughly discussed.1 But the fact that the closely ...
... involved in a clash of homonyms , as was long ago demonstrated . It is only natural , then , thas homonymy has engaged the attention of linguists for centuries , and that it hat been thoroughly discussed.1 But the fact that the closely ...
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... involved in deriving a compound meaning is expressible as a Boolean class conjunction . One would have thought that with the development of the calculus of many - place predicates , the logic of Boolean ( one - place ) predicates would ...
... involved in deriving a compound meaning is expressible as a Boolean class conjunction . One would have thought that with the development of the calculus of many - place predicates , the logic of Boolean ( one - place ) predicates would ...
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... involved in the action of the sentence , there is a peculiar relation between such a by - phrase and the subject ... involved in the action to be understood as the agent of an instrumental , one can fabricate degrees of ' involvement ...
... involved in the action of the sentence , there is a peculiar relation between such a by - phrase and the subject ... involved in the action to be understood as the agent of an instrumental , one can fabricate degrees of ' involvement ...
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