Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... exceptions marked by u - Unrounding are , in the Chomsky - Halle analysis , exceptions to Vowel Shift ; yet this class of exceptions has no counterpart in any of the tense vowels . This kind of skewed distribution of exceptions over ...
... exceptions marked by u - Unrounding are , in the Chomsky - Halle analysis , exceptions to Vowel Shift ; yet this class of exceptions has no counterpart in any of the tense vowels . This kind of skewed distribution of exceptions over ...
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... exception classes that are possible in VH systems . We can classify the Uralic and Altaic type of exceptions to VH as unidirec- tional or bidirectional , and as systematic or unsystematic . A language has uni- directional exceptions if ...
... exception classes that are possible in VH systems . We can classify the Uralic and Altaic type of exceptions to VH as unidirec- tional or bidirectional , and as systematic or unsystematic . A language has uni- directional exceptions if ...
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... exception is unsystematic . Below we will see how the sim- plicity criterion and 19 force the least complex observationally adequate mecha- nism to account for the individual exception types.25 Accordingly , exceptions can be : ( I ) ...
... exception is unsystematic . Below we will see how the sim- plicity criterion and 19 force the least complex observationally adequate mecha- nism to account for the individual exception types.25 Accordingly , exceptions can be : ( I ) ...
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Truth is a linguistic question | 539 |
Rule insertion | 551 |
Abstract vowel harmony systems in Uralic and Altaic languages | 579 |
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