Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... language can be regarded as the last stage of a time - continuous language immediately preceding the appearance of daughter languages . Such a proto - language is called a DISINTEGRANT PROTO - LANGUAGE ( DPL ) . The disinte- grant proto ...
... language can be regarded as the last stage of a time - continuous language immediately preceding the appearance of daughter languages . Such a proto - language is called a DISINTEGRANT PROTO - LANGUAGE ( DPL ) . The disinte- grant proto ...
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... language universal ' . Are these universals a matter of known languages , or of possible languages ? Dik regards a language universal as an inductive generalization from a given corpus of known languages , not as an empirical assumption ...
... language universal ' . Are these universals a matter of known languages , or of possible languages ? Dik regards a language universal as an inductive generalization from a given corpus of known languages , not as an empirical assumption ...
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... 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 matter of fact ...
... 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 matter of fact ...
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