Current Issues in Linguistic Theory |
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GOALS OF LINGUISTIC THEORY | 7 |
LEVELS OF SUCCESS FOR GRAMMATICAL DESCRIPTION | 28 |
ON OBJECTIVITY OF LINGUISTIC DATA | 56 |
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allophone archiphoneme assigned biuniqueness condition Bloch Bloomfield complementary distribution concept constitute context context-free grammar contrast defined derived Phrase-marker descriptive adequacy determinacy determine dialect discussion distinctive element English examples explanatory adequacy explicit fact Ferguson formulated free variation Furthermore Harris Humboldtian interpretation interrogatives invariance condition Jakobson John language level of descriptive level of explanatory level of systematic levels of adequacy linguistic intuition linguistic structure linguistic theory morpheme morphophonemic Nasal notion Noun Phrase Obstruent pair particular phonemic representation phonemic system phonological component principle procedures proposed question regarded relative clause relevant represented Sapir Saussure seems semantic sentences separation of levels sequence Similarly speaker specified Sprache string of formatives structural descriptions structural linguistics synonymy syntactic component systematic phonemics systematic phonetic representation tagmemics taxonomic model taxonomic phonemics terminal string tion traditional grammar transformational grammar transformational model Troubetzkoy underlying universal phonetic utterance variation Verb Vowel weak generative capacity