Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... structure is better characterized as a network than as a tree . Although Grimes & Glock ( fn . 9 ) retained a tree model for underlying structure , with the proviso that conditions on referential identity had to be applied to numerous ...
... structure is better characterized as a network than as a tree . Although Grimes & Glock ( fn . 9 ) retained a tree model for underlying structure , with the proviso that conditions on referential identity had to be applied to numerous ...
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... structure and then moves it would predict that 18a and 18b could share a reading , since no constraint would prevent the derivation of 18a from ( approximately ) 18b . Such a theory would predict that 17 and 18 would differ in just this ...
... structure and then moves it would predict that 18a and 18b could share a reading , since no constraint would prevent the derivation of 18a from ( approximately ) 18b . Such a theory would predict that 17 and 18 would differ in just this ...
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... structure constraints ap- proach from the phrase - structure rule approach is difficult to come by , since they are nearly equivalent . We can note , however , that the deep - structure con- straint approach does not offer much insight ...
... structure constraints ap- proach from the phrase - structure rule approach is difficult to come by , since they are nearly equivalent . We can note , however , that the deep - structure con- straint approach does not offer much insight ...
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Outlines and overlays | 513 |
The syllable in phonological theory | 525 |
Some arguments against ordered rules | 541 |
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