Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... important ; what is crucial is the type of relationship between the vocabulary item and its referent.2 ( 2 ) The ... important ways . In particular , arithmetic and language are both relational , and have a syntax involving relations ...
... important ; what is crucial is the type of relationship between the vocabulary item and its referent.2 ( 2 ) The ... important ways . In particular , arithmetic and language are both relational , and have a syntax involving relations ...
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... important to English ' , but it must be obvious that these distinctions . are of great importance in many languages ... important assertions is that , within the universal- feature inventory , there is a hierarchy which , as Bierwisch ...
... important to English ' , but it must be obvious that these distinctions . are of great importance in many languages ... important assertions is that , within the universal- feature inventory , there is a hierarchy which , as Bierwisch ...
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... important issue , which appears to complicate the relevance of these results to the pro- posed hierarchy of derivational complexity , is the semantics of the forms . First , in the introduc- tion , B & H give a summary of a ' loose ...
... important issue , which appears to complicate the relevance of these results to the pro- posed hierarchy of derivational complexity , is the semantics of the forms . First , in the introduc- tion , B & H give a summary of a ' loose ...
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