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It seems fairly clear that K had two different motives in writing his book . One was to explode certain aspects of the Saussure myth ; one might call this his historiographical motive . The other was the desire to propagandize on behalf ...
It seems fairly clear that K had two different motives in writing his book . One was to explode certain aspects of the Saussure myth ; one might call this his historiographical motive . The other was the desire to propagandize on behalf ...
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For example , in discussing an alternative analysis of seem- sentences , under which they would be derived from the same type ... of elements designating an individual named Melvin ' : ( 28 ) Melvin seems to speak fluent Gwambamambese .
For example , in discussing an alternative analysis of seem- sentences , under which they would be derived from the same type ... of elements designating an individual named Melvin ' : ( 28 ) Melvin seems to speak fluent Gwambamambese .
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But it seems to me no accident that they did not . ... and it is not surprising that these regularities should seem more salient to an analyst who is seeking case - related grammatical properties than to one who is not .
But it seems to me no accident that they did not . ... and it is not surprising that these regularities should seem more salient to an analyst who is seeking case - related grammatical properties than to one who is not .
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Upsidedown phonology W R Leben and O W Robinson | 1 |
Language change and poetic options D Gary Miller | 21 |
Where does Latin sum come from? Martti A Nyman | 39 |
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