Language, Band 44,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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... underlying segments are not modified by any rules of the mutation type , so that an underlying voiceless velar stop , let us say , may in some environments appear phonetically as a voiceless velar stop . This is not a deficiency of the ...
... underlying segments are not modified by any rules of the mutation type , so that an underlying voiceless velar stop , let us say , may in some environments appear phonetically as a voiceless velar stop . This is not a deficiency of the ...
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... ( underlying ) form . Since the plurals [ buntǝ ] and [ bundǝ ] contrast , the underlying representations of the stem elements must be different ; that is , one must posit a contrast in voicing for stem - final obstruents . Consequently ...
... ( underlying ) form . Since the plurals [ buntǝ ] and [ bundǝ ] contrast , the underlying representations of the stem elements must be different ; that is , one must posit a contrast in voicing for stem - final obstruents . Consequently ...
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... underlying bunt is unmarked for voicing , whereas the final obstruent of underlying bund is marked for voicing . It is important to understand how the notion of markedness differs from that of distinctiveness , and to realize also that ...
... underlying bunt is unmarked for voicing , whereas the final obstruent of underlying bund is marked for voicing . It is important to understand how the notion of markedness differs from that of distinctiveness , and to realize also that ...
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