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Linguistic speculations [by] Fred W. Householder.

By: Material type: TextPublication details: Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1971.Description: xiv, 352 p. illus. 24 cmISBN:
  • 0521079861
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 410 HOU
LOC classification:
  • P121 .H67
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Contents:
Preface; 1. The ultimate goals; 2. Remembering and talking; 3. What must a language be like?; 4. Sounds; 5. Sameness, similarity, analogy, rules and features; 6. Mood, modality and illocution; 7. On rules of grammar, ordered and unordered; 8. Subgrammars, planes, levels and components; 9. Phonemes and distinctive features: I; 10. Phonemes and distinctive features: II; 11. Discovery and testing: I phonology; 12. Discovery and testing: II morphology, syntax, semantics; 13. The primacy of writing; 14. Accent, stress, prosodies and tonal features; 15. Corrections, revisions and centos; 16. Idiolect, dialect, linguistic change and the neogrammarian principle; Bibliography; Index
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Bibliography: p. [330]-337.

Preface; 1. The ultimate goals; 2. Remembering and talking; 3. What must a language be like?; 4. Sounds; 5. Sameness, similarity, analogy, rules and features; 6. Mood, modality and illocution; 7. On rules of grammar, ordered and unordered; 8. Subgrammars, planes, levels and components; 9. Phonemes and distinctive features: I; 10. Phonemes and distinctive features: II; 11. Discovery and testing: I phonology; 12. Discovery and testing: II morphology, syntax, semantics; 13. The primacy of writing; 14. Accent, stress, prosodies and tonal features; 15. Corrections, revisions and centos; 16. Idiolect, dialect, linguistic change and the neogrammarian principle; Bibliography; Index

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