Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... compounds can be traced to a limited number of transforma- tions , and that all compounds can be formally characterized by connecting morphemes between their members ; the distribution of these can be predicted for every new compound ...
... compounds can be traced to a limited number of transforma- tions , and that all compounds can be formally characterized by connecting morphemes between their members ; the distribution of these can be predicted for every new compound ...
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... compounds like AA + B , A + BA etc .; cf. Bahnhofshalle ' railway - station hall ' and Hauptbahnhof ' main railway station ' . The question is whether Ž could not give a simpler and also more appropriate formula by including simple ...
... compounds like AA + B , A + BA etc .; cf. Bahnhofshalle ' railway - station hall ' and Hauptbahnhof ' main railway station ' . The question is whether Ž could not give a simpler and also more appropriate formula by including simple ...
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... compound types by transforming them into phrases , he cannot explain all types of compounds ; nor is he able to show the relation- ships between various compound types . He fails to draw a distinction between composition and derivation ...
... compound types by transforming them into phrases , he cannot explain all types of compounds ; nor is he able to show the relation- ships between various compound types . He fails to draw a distinction between composition and derivation ...
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nology | 67 |
The role of surface phonetic constraints in generative | 87 |
English pronouns | 121 |
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