Language, Band 80,Ausgaben 3-4Linguistic Society of America, 2004 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... analysis by subjects , and marginally so in the analysis by items ( F1 ( 1,19 ) = 13.6 , p < 0.01 ; F2 ( 1,17 ) = 4.2 , p = 0.06 ) . Parti- tioned analyses for each type of bias revealed that , consistent with our hypothesis , noun ...
... analysis by subjects , and marginally so in the analysis by items ( F1 ( 1,19 ) = 13.6 , p < 0.01 ; F2 ( 1,17 ) = 4.2 , p = 0.06 ) . Parti- tioned analyses for each type of bias revealed that , consistent with our hypothesis , noun ...
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... analysis is one of copy - and - delete . The idea is that when lexical items ( e.g. clitics , verbs ) move in the syntax , they leave a copy of themselves instead of a trace . This syntactic structure with multiple copies of many ...
... analysis is one of copy - and - delete . The idea is that when lexical items ( e.g. clitics , verbs ) move in the syntax , they leave a copy of themselves instead of a trace . This syntactic structure with multiple copies of many ...
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... analysis and historical linguistics . Discourse analysis may also be defined not only by its object of study but also by its methods . Choice of data - introspective or empirical , spoken or written , monologic or dialogic - is of ...
... analysis and historical linguistics . Discourse analysis may also be defined not only by its object of study but also by its methods . Choice of data - introspective or empirical , spoken or written , monologic or dialogic - is of ...
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