ON THE BIFURCATION AND REPRESSION THEORIES

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1. Titelei
2. REMARKS ON THE STRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE HAVE PERFECT
3. THE GOTHIC TU-ABSTRACTS
4. ON THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN THIRD PERSON DUAL ACTIVE SECONDARY VERBAL SUFFIX -tām
5. A FORTITION-BASED APPROACH TO BALTO-FENNIC-SÁMI CONSONANT GRADATION
6. ON THE DIACHRONY-IN-SYNCHRONY ANALYSIS IN MORPHOLOGY
7. ON THE BIFURCATION AND REPRESSION THEORIES
8. THIRD-PERSON SINGULAR ZERO: AFRICAN-AMERICAN ENGLISH, EAST ANGLIAN DIALECTS AND SPANISH PERSECUTION IN THE LOW COUNTRIES
9. CONNECTIONISM VS. RULES IN DIACHRONIC MORPHOLOGY
10. LES ZONES LATÉRALES