‘HEAVY SEGMENTS’ VS. THE PARADOXES OF SEGMENT LENGTH: THE EVIDENCE OF TIBERIAN HEBREW

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5. ON THE PARADIGMATIC REPRESENTATION OF COMMON SLAVIC PROSODY
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7. ANOTHER LOOK AT FRENCH PERSONAL PRONOUNS: A JAKOBSONIAN DISTINCTIVE FEATURE SEMANTIC ANALYSIS
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10. COMPARISON OF PREDICATIVE BINOMINALS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
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12. THE VITALITY OF CONTEMPORARY FRENCH DERIVATION
13. THE IMPOSITION OF A LANGUAGE
14. REVIEWS