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... meaning that stress assignment rules are sensitive to syllable weight;
specifically, heavy syllables attract stress, whereas light syllables do not. This
concurs with MacKenzie's observation that stress is attracted to heavy syllables in
those ...
... meaning that stress assignment rules are sensitive to syllable weight;
specifically, heavy syllables attract stress, whereas light syllables do not. This
concurs with MacKenzie's observation that stress is attracted to heavy syllables in
those ...
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syllables are light* The final syllables of the examples in 1 show that the
sequences vowel-nasal, vowel-glide and vowel-/k"/ pattern with a vowel-vowel
sequence, all four sequences attract stressio (1) Heavy Syllables in Southern
East Cree ...
syllables are light* The final syllables of the examples in 1 show that the
sequences vowel-nasal, vowel-glide and vowel-/k"/ pattern with a vowel-vowel
sequence, all four sequences attract stressio (1) Heavy Syllables in Southern
East Cree ...
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[Prince 1921:83] Stars sing, with light rather than sound. Stars are like both birds
and fire. Birds sing, light sings, fire sings, stars sing, song flies. Similarly, loons
and whales are one thing and another— fellow persons and fellow animals and ...
[Prince 1921:83] Stars sing, with light rather than sound. Stars are like both birds
and fire. Birds sing, light sings, fire sings, stars sing, song flies. Similarly, loons
and whales are one thing and another— fellow persons and fellow animals and ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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