Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... comparative method , there is reason to regard the latter as independent of the former . THE COMPARATIVE METHOD IS THE CENTRAL PROCEDURE IN INFERENTIAL COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS . We will furthermore here maintain that the comparative ...
... comparative method , there is reason to regard the latter as independent of the former . THE COMPARATIVE METHOD IS THE CENTRAL PROCEDURE IN INFERENTIAL COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS . We will furthermore here maintain that the comparative ...
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... comparative method . THE COMPARATIVE METHOD To pursue this point further , let us define the comparative method as THE PROCEDURE BY WHICH INFERENCES ABOUT PAST IDIOLECTS , DIALECTS , AND LAN- GUAGES ARE DRAWN FROM THE SYSTEMATICALLY ...
... comparative method . THE COMPARATIVE METHOD To pursue this point further , let us define the comparative method as THE PROCEDURE BY WHICH INFERENCES ABOUT PAST IDIOLECTS , DIALECTS , AND LAN- GUAGES ARE DRAWN FROM THE SYSTEMATICALLY ...
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... comparative method , though not that of comparative linguistics . Despite the fact that this phase is commonly regarded as part of reconstruction , like the determination of the contrastive elements implied by the collection of cognates ...
... comparative method , though not that of comparative linguistics . Despite the fact that this phase is commonly regarded as part of reconstruction , like the determination of the contrastive elements implied by the collection of cognates ...
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