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LES ZONES LATÉRALES SONT-ELLES PLUS ARCHAÏQUES QUE LES ZONES CENTRALES?

  • WITOLD MAŃCZAK
Published/Copyright: November 20, 2009
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Folia Linguistica Historica
From the journal Folia Linguistica Historica Volume 28 Issue Historica-vol-15-1-2

Published Online: 2009-11-20
Published in Print: 1994

© 1994 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin Boston

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  1. Titelei
  2. THE PIE ī/ii̯-, ū/uu̯- AND ī/yā-STEMS
  3. THE ORIGIN OF THE IE -r-/-n- STEMS: AN ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL
  4. TYPOLOGY AND NATURALNESS IN PIE AND ALGONKIAN
  5. ON THE ANCIENT CONTACTS BETWEEN HAMITO-SEMITIC AND NORTH CAUCASIAN
  6. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS AND SYNCHRONIC STATES CASES FROM IRISH PHONOLOGY
  7. ALEXANDER GEDDES: AN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SCOTTISH ORTHOEPIST AND DIALECTOLOGIST
  8. OLD JAPANESE RAISING AND INTERNALLY-HEADED RELATIVE CLAUSES
  9. LES ZONES LATÉRALES SONT-ELLES PLUS ARCHAÏQUES QUE LES ZONES CENTRALES?
  10. BLOCKING ENVIRONMENTS IN OLD HIGH GERMAN UMLAUT
  11. "POLITENESS", SOCIOLINGUISTIC THEORY AND LANGUAGE CHANCE
  12. THE EXPANDING DISCOURSE OF PROMISES IN PRESENT-DAY ENGLISH: A CASE STUDY IN HISTORICAL PRAGMATICS
  13. REVIEWS
https://doi.org/10.1515/flih.1994.15.1-2.125

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Titelei
  2. THE PIE ī/ii̯-, ū/uu̯- AND ī/yā-STEMS
  3. THE ORIGIN OF THE IE -r-/-n- STEMS: AN ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL
  4. TYPOLOGY AND NATURALNESS IN PIE AND ALGONKIAN
  5. ON THE ANCIENT CONTACTS BETWEEN HAMITO-SEMITIC AND NORTH CAUCASIAN
  6. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS AND SYNCHRONIC STATES CASES FROM IRISH PHONOLOGY
  7. ALEXANDER GEDDES: AN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SCOTTISH ORTHOEPIST AND DIALECTOLOGIST
  8. OLD JAPANESE RAISING AND INTERNALLY-HEADED RELATIVE CLAUSES
  9. LES ZONES LATÉRALES SONT-ELLES PLUS ARCHAÏQUES QUE LES ZONES CENTRALES?
  10. BLOCKING ENVIRONMENTS IN OLD HIGH GERMAN UMLAUT
  11. "POLITENESS", SOCIOLINGUISTIC THEORY AND LANGUAGE CHANCE
  12. THE EXPANDING DISCOURSE OF PROMISES IN PRESENT-DAY ENGLISH: A CASE STUDY IN HISTORICAL PRAGMATICS
  13. REVIEWS
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