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Here , however , I propose that optional rules of postlexical phonology can make modifications of sound structure which bear non - iconic , conventionally associated meaning . That is , phonological rules in a generative grammar are not ...
Here , however , I propose that optional rules of postlexical phonology can make modifications of sound structure which bear non - iconic , conventionally associated meaning . That is , phonological rules in a generative grammar are not ...
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A partial solution within the framework of double articulation is offered by the LEVEL - ORDERED approaches of Lexical Phonology ( Siegel 1974 , Allen 1978 , Kiparsky 1982 ) : the LEXICAL phonological rules apply after each level or ...
A partial solution within the framework of double articulation is offered by the LEVEL - ORDERED approaches of Lexical Phonology ( Siegel 1974 , Allen 1978 , Kiparsky 1982 ) : the LEXICAL phonological rules apply after each level or ...
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3 from principles of Lexical Phonology , in ways which I will spell out ( ideally , 2 would not have to be stated ... which could introduce new meaning in a constructional model of grammar - operations on phonological and morphological ...
3 from principles of Lexical Phonology , in ways which I will spell out ( ideally , 2 would not have to be stated ... which could introduce new meaning in a constructional model of grammar - operations on phonological and morphological ...
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The lexicon Victoria A Fromkin | 1 |
Predication and PRO N Hornstein and D Lightfoot | 23 |
Nouns and verbs Ronald W Langacker | 53 |
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