Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... principle of minimization of opacity selects , then , the derivation that yields the transparent output . The correct order of rules obtains by Kisse- berth's universal sequencing principle , and thus eliminates the need for extrinsic ...
... principle of minimization of opacity selects , then , the derivation that yields the transparent output . The correct order of rules obtains by Kisse- berth's universal sequencing principle , and thus eliminates the need for extrinsic ...
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... principle , since the representation / sor / yields the same output as / so / for the form soar in isolation , / sor / replaces / so / as the representation of soar . As a second example of a somewhat different nature , consider the ...
... principle , since the representation / sor / yields the same output as / so / for the form soar in isolation , / sor / replaces / so / as the representation of soar . As a second example of a somewhat different nature , consider the ...
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... principle could not be captured at deep structure . This is because the characteristic which may be left unspecified according to the principle is not reconstructible . Sentences like those in 8 are not ambiguous , but vague . Thus the ...
... principle could not be captured at deep structure . This is because the characteristic which may be left unspecified according to the principle is not reconstructible . Sentences like those in 8 are not ambiguous , but vague . Thus the ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
Urheberrecht | |
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