Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... clear whether these basic assumptions are intended to follow one from another , but it is at least clear that Watkins puts himself squarely in the formulist camp of linguistic reconstruction , as opposed to the realist . Realists like ...
... clear whether these basic assumptions are intended to follow one from another , but it is at least clear that Watkins puts himself squarely in the formulist camp of linguistic reconstruction , as opposed to the realist . Realists like ...
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... clear what this would mean semantically . Teleman criticizes the hypothesis put for- ward in Bach 1968 , that the quantifier should be the leftmost constituent of the noun phrase , by saying that ' clearly the referent of an NP like two ...
... clear what this would mean semantically . Teleman criticizes the hypothesis put for- ward in Bach 1968 , that the quantifier should be the leftmost constituent of the noun phrase , by saying that ' clearly the referent of an NP like two ...
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... Clear Water : Mission Press . [ 8 - page primer . ] - . 1839b . Nez - Perces first book : designed for children and new beginners . Clear Water : Mission Press . [ 20 - page primer . ] 1840. Numipuain shapahitamanash timash : primer in ...
... Clear Water : Mission Press . [ 8 - page primer . ] - . 1839b . Nez - Perces first book : designed for children and new beginners . Clear Water : Mission Press . [ 20 - page primer . ] 1840. Numipuain shapahitamanash timash : primer in ...
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Outlines and overlays | 513 |
The syllable in phonological theory | 525 |
Some arguments against ordered rules | 541 |
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