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LEXICAL DIFFUSION . One of the great discoveries in the history of linguistics has been the regularity of sound change . The neogrammarians were rightly perceptive of the significance of the over - all regularity of phonological ...
LEXICAL DIFFUSION . One of the great discoveries in the history of linguistics has been the regularity of sound change . The neogrammarians were rightly perceptive of the significance of the over - all regularity of phonological ...
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Logically , the structuralist dictum enunciated by Bloomfield ( 1933 : 351 ) precludes the possibility of lexical diffusionsince , according to the Bloomfieldian view , sound change has to do with the change of types ( phonemes ) ...
Logically , the structuralist dictum enunciated by Bloomfield ( 1933 : 351 ) precludes the possibility of lexical diffusionsince , according to the Bloomfieldian view , sound change has to do with the change of types ( phonemes ) ...
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Accordingly , a wordformation rule like 25a is applied to a lexical entry 25b , generating the derived lexical entry 25c ; this is then inserted into a phrase marker by the lexical insertion rules . 12 ( 25 ) a .
Accordingly , a wordformation rule like 25a is applied to a lexical entry 25b , generating the derived lexical entry 25c ; this is then inserted into a phrase marker by the lexical insertion rules . 12 ( 25 ) a .
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Referential properties of Spanish noun phrases MariaLuisa Rivero | 32 |
Spanish word order in nonsentence constructions Bruce G Stiehm | 49 |
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