Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... represent the prevailing view is presented as fact in the first paragraph , where M implies general acceptance of the notion that the distinction between human language and animal communi- cation is merely one of degree . A few species ...
... represent the prevailing view is presented as fact in the first paragraph , where M implies general acceptance of the notion that the distinction between human language and animal communi- cation is merely one of degree . A few species ...
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... represents a break with the Saussurean tradition in the study of linguistic form . This break is a necessary consequence ... represent a com- mon conception of the competence - performance distinction , and clearly reveals the Saussurean ...
... represents a break with the Saussurean tradition in the study of linguistic form . This break is a necessary consequence ... represent a com- mon conception of the competence - performance distinction , and clearly reveals the Saussurean ...
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... represent ME ǎ as / a / , a front vowel , but ME ā as / a : / , a back vowel ( 231 ) , and consequently to show / a / ' lengthening ' to / a : / in open syllables ( 249 ) , many will quarrel with her procedure ; and S notes that many ...
... represent ME ǎ as / a / , a front vowel , but ME ā as / a : / , a back vowel ( 231 ) , and consequently to show / a / ' lengthening ' to / a : / in open syllables ( 249 ) , many will quarrel with her procedure ; and S notes that many ...
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Outlines and overlays | 513 |
The syllable in phonological theory | 525 |
Some arguments against ordered rules | 541 |
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