Language, Band 44,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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... language , but there is every reason to believe that they have influenced the development of language in important ways . This is implicit in many of the ex- planations advanced for various kinds of historical change in language ...
... language , but there is every reason to believe that they have influenced the development of language in important ways . This is implicit in many of the ex- planations advanced for various kinds of historical change in language ...
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... language . The latter can potentially be a matter of objective , technical linguistic analysis - provided one grants the legitimacy of equating a concern for the ' genius ' of a language with the linguistic task of classifying a language ...
... language . The latter can potentially be a matter of objective , technical linguistic analysis - provided one grants the legitimacy of equating a concern for the ' genius ' of a language with the linguistic task of classifying a language ...
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... language as a subsidiary language , in each state ; a second table gives , for 114 mother tongues , the number of speakers in each state who use each major subsidiary language . Thus one can learn that in Madras State , where Tamil is ...
... language as a subsidiary language , in each state ; a second table gives , for 114 mother tongues , the number of speakers in each state who use each major subsidiary language . Thus one can learn that in Madras State , where Tamil is ...
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