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Full-Text Articles in Linguistics
What Is The Relationship Between Workplace Literacy And Content-Based Instruction?, Rosemary C. Henze, Anne Katz
What Is The Relationship Between Workplace Literacy And Content-Based Instruction?, Rosemary C. Henze, Anne Katz
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Distancing As A Casual Factor In The Development Of /0/ And /X/ In Spanish, David Eddington
Distancing As A Casual Factor In The Development Of /0/ And /X/ In Spanish, David Eddington
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The evolution of the Spanish sibilant system has been an object of study since the late nineteenth century. Since that time, a myriad of books and articles have been published on the subject whose major focus has been to determine the exact nature of the sibilant changes and the chronology of each change. As is the case in most historical work, the question of why phonological systems evolve usually takes on only secondary importance. Among those theories proposed in order to explain why phonetic changes occur is the functionalist idea that there needs to be an optimal acoustic distance between …
The Wind; Flight, Gale Stam
Remarks On The History Of The Indo-European Infinitive, Dorothy Disterheft
Remarks On The History Of The Indo-European Infinitive, Dorothy Disterheft
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