Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... represented by a bulldog in 16a and an Ethiopian in 17a are particular ; furthermore , they can be said to be INSTANCES of the generic concepts represented by bulldogs and Ethiopians in 16b and 17b . Evidently , these latter generic ...
... represented by a bulldog in 16a and an Ethiopian in 17a are particular ; furthermore , they can be said to be INSTANCES of the generic concepts represented by bulldogs and Ethiopians in 16b and 17b . Evidently , these latter generic ...
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... represented in the brain by a cortico - cortical association area in the angular gyrus . Holloway 1969 has also emphasized symbolic capacity , in its aspect of imposing new form upon the en- vironment . While he prefers not to localize ...
... represented in the brain by a cortico - cortical association area in the angular gyrus . Holloway 1969 has also emphasized symbolic capacity , in its aspect of imposing new form upon the en- vironment . While he prefers not to localize ...
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... represented on this map as though it were at the floor of a valley , and the relative separation between communi- ties is read off in terms of the height of the ridges between them . Seen in another way , contour lines encircle speech ...
... represented on this map as though it were at the floor of a valley , and the relative separation between communi- ties is read off in terms of the height of the ridges between them . Seen in another way , contour lines encircle speech ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
Urheberrecht | |
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