Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... defined , ' but that a view of language as a well - defined system is crucial to Chomsky's whole theory ( 57 ) . A well - defined system is one ' that can be completely and exactly characterized by deterministic functions ' , i.e. ...
... defined , ' but that a view of language as a well - defined system is crucial to Chomsky's whole theory ( 57 ) . A well - defined system is one ' that can be completely and exactly characterized by deterministic functions ' , i.e. ...
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George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. ill - defined set of actual hydrocarbon molecules , not like chess or the well - defined set of chemical formulae . Strangely enough , Hockett does not actually make the analogy . He begins his ...
George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. ill - defined set of actual hydrocarbon molecules , not like chess or the well - defined set of chemical formulae . Strangely enough , Hockett does not actually make the analogy . He begins his ...
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... defined for each language separately ' . This would only be true if there were no two different languages to which the same definition of ' the word ' could be applied , i.e. , if there were no general category ' word ' at all . As a ...
... defined for each language separately ' . This would only be true if there were no two different languages to which the same definition of ' the word ' could be applied , i.e. , if there were no general category ' word ' at all . As a ...
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