Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... speech analysis . Cambridge , Mass .: MIT Press . JERGER , J. 1960a . Audiological manifestations of lesions in the auditory nervous system . Laryngoscope 70.417-25 . - . 1960b . Observations in auditory behavior in lesions of the ...
... speech analysis . Cambridge , Mass .: MIT Press . JERGER , J. 1960a . Audiological manifestations of lesions in the auditory nervous system . Laryngoscope 70.417-25 . - . 1960b . Observations in auditory behavior in lesions of the ...
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... speech and white Southern speech of comparable socio- economic levels are the same or different . If they are different , we want to know the extent of this difference . The issue is really only relevant in a Southern context , since ...
... speech and white Southern speech of comparable socio- economic levels are the same or different . If they are different , we want to know the extent of this difference . The issue is really only relevant in a Southern context , since ...
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... speech relations on a synchronic level must invariably be linked with the question of historical origin , and this is how it turns out in the case of the scholars I have cited above . Theoretically , however , this is not necessarily ...
... speech relations on a synchronic level must invariably be linked with the question of historical origin , and this is how it turns out in the case of the scholars I have cited above . Theoretically , however , this is not necessarily ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
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