Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... analysis of 6c , and indeed the whole notion of objectivalization in nominals , is misguided . A better analysis , given the case - grammar framework , would be to do away with objectivalization in nominals , take the child in 6 to be ...
... analysis of 6c , and indeed the whole notion of objectivalization in nominals , is misguided . A better analysis , given the case - grammar framework , would be to do away with objectivalization in nominals , take the child in 6 to be ...
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... analysis , and a typology . However , the analysis of poetic images requires ' the analysis of the communica- tion units ( finding and attaching the appropriate deep structures to the com- munication units , their semantic ...
... analysis , and a typology . However , the analysis of poetic images requires ' the analysis of the communica- tion units ( finding and attaching the appropriate deep structures to the com- munication units , their semantic ...
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... analysis , which blurs the distinction between inflectional and theme - derivational processes in the Nez Perce verb . The usually restricted and sometimes idiosyncratic proc- esses of thematic derivation should be identified clearly ...
... analysis , which blurs the distinction between inflectional and theme - derivational processes in the Nez Perce verb . The usually restricted and sometimes idiosyncratic proc- esses of thematic derivation should be identified clearly ...
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Outlines and overlays | 513 |
The syllable in phonological theory | 525 |
Some arguments against ordered rules | 541 |
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