Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... interpretation , which throws out contradictions . To account for why on Sunday cannot be understood as the time of Bill's dying , we may propose a general rule of semantic interpretation which will also establish the ' scope ' of ...
... interpretation , which throws out contradictions . To account for why on Sunday cannot be understood as the time of Bill's dying , we may propose a general rule of semantic interpretation which will also establish the ' scope ' of ...
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... interpretation . However , we have been able to show in a number of instances that plausible rules of semantic interpretation which cannot be stated on surface structure cannot be stated on deep structure either . This would seem to ...
... interpretation . However , we have been able to show in a number of instances that plausible rules of semantic interpretation which cannot be stated on surface structure cannot be stated on deep structure either . This would seem to ...
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... interpretation , and tries to prove them to be the names of two grammarians quoted by Patañjali . Some scholars ( like Keith ) accepted Kielhorn's view ; others ( like Renou ) adhere to the native commentators ' interpretation . In my ...
... interpretation , and tries to prove them to be the names of two grammarians quoted by Patañjali . Some scholars ( like Keith ) accepted Kielhorn's view ; others ( like Renou ) adhere to the native commentators ' interpretation . In my ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
Urheberrecht | |
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