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... Language . Pp . ix + 564. By LEONARD BLOOMFIELD . New York : Henry Holt and Co. , 1933 . I cannot commend too highly Leonard Bloomfield's Language , pub- lished in 1933 , a revised and enlarged form of his earlier Introduction to the ...
... Language . Pp . ix + 564. By LEONARD BLOOMFIELD . New York : Henry Holt and Co. , 1933 . I cannot commend too highly Leonard Bloomfield's Language , pub- lished in 1933 , a revised and enlarged form of his earlier Introduction to the ...
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... languages to explain a peculiar form rather than to interpret forms characteristic of one language as due to development within that language itself . This he justifies ( 7 ) by the statement that IE and IH must have been as complex as ...
... languages to explain a peculiar form rather than to interpret forms characteristic of one language as due to development within that language itself . This he justifies ( 7 ) by the statement that IE and IH must have been as complex as ...
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... languages . Bloomfield further states . that ' in some cases a subject group gives up its native language in favor of a jargon ' and that ' when a jargon has become the only language of the subject it is a creolized language ' . This ...
... languages . Bloomfield further states . that ' in some cases a subject group gives up its native language in favor of a jargon ' and that ' when a jargon has become the only language of the subject it is a creolized language ' . This ...
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R WHITNEY TUCKER Linguistic Substrata in Pennsylvania | 1 |
ALBERT MOREY STURTEVANT Certain Phonetic Tendencies | 17 |
Book Reviews | 32 |
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