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Thus there appears to be no reconciliation of the Kiparsky and Karttunen theories which will give syntactic explanations of the facts . And the nature of the new facts is such that we are forced , however reluctantly , to give up the ...
Thus there appears to be no reconciliation of the Kiparsky and Karttunen theories which will give syntactic explanations of the facts . And the nature of the new facts is such that we are forced , however reluctantly , to give up the ...
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The claim here is that one cannot , and should not , relate nominalizations to the verbal forms that morphologically give rise to them , a claim of course echoed by Chomsky 1968. The trouble is that Schwartz gives no evidence except ...
The claim here is that one cannot , and should not , relate nominalizations to the verbal forms that morphologically give rise to them , a claim of course echoed by Chomsky 1968. The trouble is that Schwartz gives no evidence except ...
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PALESTINIAN ARABIC : ana ħa jib - lik babur ' I'll give you a train . ' HEBREW : ani holex laasot et ze mazar ' I'll do it tomorrow . ' KISHAMBA : sisi na - ku - enda ku - ona yeye ' We will see him . ' KRIO : wi go tray for puš di trak ...
PALESTINIAN ARABIC : ana ħa jib - lik babur ' I'll give you a train . ' HEBREW : ani holex laasot et ze mazar ' I'll do it tomorrow . ' KISHAMBA : sisi na - ku - enda ku - ona yeye ' We will see him . ' KRIO : wi go tray for puš di trak ...
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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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