Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... condition rule B , whereas otherwise identical segments resulting from A do undergo or condition that rule . E.g. , in the case of palatalization , a rule may be formulated something like the following : ( 1 ) C → [ + palatal ] / + voc ...
... condition rule B , whereas otherwise identical segments resulting from A do undergo or condition that rule . E.g. , in the case of palatalization , a rule may be formulated something like the following : ( 1 ) C → [ + palatal ] / + voc ...
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... Condition itself . Chomsky ( 1973 : 247 ) defines this condition in its most general form as part of a general condition ' defining cyclic application of transformations ' : ( 27 ) Consider the structure a , where a is a cyclic node ...
... Condition itself . Chomsky ( 1973 : 247 ) defines this condition in its most general form as part of a general condition ' defining cyclic application of transformations ' : ( 27 ) Consider the structure a , where a is a cyclic node ...
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... condition that short vowels are deleted between consonants which themselves are flanked by vowels is correlated with ... Condition ( i ) has the effect of insuring that , among / CVC / sequences containing glides , the only ones reduced ...
... condition that short vowels are deleted between consonants which themselves are flanked by vowels is correlated with ... Condition ( i ) has the effect of insuring that , among / CVC / sequences containing glides , the only ones reduced ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
Urheberrecht | |
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