Language, Band 74,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1998 |
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... rules produce inputs that should — but do not - feed into other rules . Where possible this is handled via rule ordering.15 In the present case , disyllabic nouns such as mbaká ' cat ' , which have an underlying H ( cf. mbaká ywaángu ...
... rules produce inputs that should — but do not - feed into other rules . Where possible this is handled via rule ordering.15 In the present case , disyllabic nouns such as mbaká ' cat ' , which have an underlying H ( cf. mbaká ywaángu ...
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... rules , which he terms ' viruses ' , underlie the prestige dialect . Such rules differ in nature from grammatical principles in that they are lexically specific and subject to both over- and undergeneralization . Although Em- onds and ...
... rules , which he terms ' viruses ' , underlie the prestige dialect . Such rules differ in nature from grammatical principles in that they are lexically specific and subject to both over- and undergeneralization . Although Em- onds and ...
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... rules to be crucial and then rewrite the syntactic rules to refer to some other notion than subject . This is the approach adopted by O in this work . Arguing from the viewpoint of learnability , O sets forth two principles that govern ...
... rules to be crucial and then rewrite the syntactic rules to refer to some other notion than subject . This is the approach adopted by O in this work . Arguing from the viewpoint of learnability , O sets forth two principles that govern ...
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