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It is desirable for clarity to discuss at least some of the various kinds of proto - languages that are useful , or have been employed , in terms of the criteria by which they are inferred . The proto - language can be regarded as the ...
It is desirable for clarity to discuss at least some of the various kinds of proto - languages that are useful , or have been employed , in terms of the criteria by which they are inferred . The proto - language can be regarded as the ...
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Dik and Chomsky differ considerably in describing the goals of linguistic research and in defining the term ' language universal . Are these universals a matter of known languages , or of possible languages ? Dik regards a language ...
Dik and Chomsky differ considerably in describing the goals of linguistic research and in defining the term ' language universal . Are these universals a matter of known languages , or of possible languages ? Dik regards a language ...
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universal of natural languages under any possible definition . Still , from this situation it could not be concluded that ' the word should be defined for each language separately ' . This would only be true if there were no two ...
universal of natural languages under any possible definition . Still , from this situation it could not be concluded that ' the word should be defined for each language separately ' . This would only be true if there were no two ...
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SieversEdgerton phenomena and Rigvedic meter | 248 |
ture conditions | 309 |
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