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L therefore cites a number of phonological facts that he believes support his proposed features : ' Murmured or breathy ... In view of the importance which L rightly attaches to linguistic data as corroborative evidence for his proposal ...
L therefore cites a number of phonological facts that he believes support his proposed features : ' Murmured or breathy ... In view of the importance which L rightly attaches to linguistic data as corroborative evidence for his proposal ...
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It is obvious , from a comparison of 1 and 2 , that the traditional features are well suited to express Grassmann's Law , whereas L's proposed features are not . Since natural phonological processes , and only such processes , should be ...
It is obvious , from a comparison of 1 and 2 , that the traditional features are well suited to express Grassmann's Law , whereas L's proposed features are not . Since natural phonological processes , and only such processes , should be ...
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In sum , the proposal that vowels be specified in terms of the articulatory - place feature implies that there are ... I expected , therefore , to find at this point in the book an explicit argument against the solution proposed in SPE ...
In sum , the proposal that vowels be specified in terms of the articulatory - place feature implies that there are ... I expected , therefore , to find at this point in the book an explicit argument against the solution proposed in SPE ...
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Focus and relativization | 19 |
A structural principle of language and its implications | 47 |
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