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... natural generative phonol- ogy ' , for which Hooper 1976 seems destined to become the standard reference work . * Insofar as the disjunction theory of alternation is taken as an integral part of the theory of natural generative ...
... natural generative phonol- ogy ' , for which Hooper 1976 seems destined to become the standard reference work . * Insofar as the disjunction theory of alternation is taken as an integral part of the theory of natural generative ...
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... natural generative phonology . Natural Phonology Parasession , 160-70 . Chicago : CLS . • 1975. The archisegment in natural generative phonology . Lg . 51.536-60 . 1976. An introduction to natural generative phonology . New York ...
... natural generative phonology . Natural Phonology Parasession , 160-70 . Chicago : CLS . • 1975. The archisegment in natural generative phonology . Lg . 51.536-60 . 1976. An introduction to natural generative phonology . New York ...
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... natural language - which characterizes the uniqueness of natural language . ' Effability ' has the consequence that any proposition is a sentence in every natural language , and consequently that any sentence in any natural language can ...
... natural language - which characterizes the uniqueness of natural language . ' Effability ' has the consequence that any proposition is a sentence in every natural language , and consequently that any sentence in any natural language can ...
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