... linguistic units ) are essentially negative in nature : the principle of contrast ( or opposition ) is fundamental in modern linguistic theory . The point may be illustrated with reference to Table 3 on p . 64. Each of the expression ...
... language , that is , the concept of contrast . In English , we are able to isolate and describe the basic parts of English phonology ( phonemes ) because of word pairs that are called minimal pairs . An ex- ample of a minimal pair are ...
... linguistic interest because even within (1a), some logical combinations contrast in acceptability with others, and then compared to (1b), there is yet a different contrast. 3.1.1 Basic categorization Basic linguistic categorization and ...
... linguists; about subjects, experimenters, and apparatus, if they are psychologists; and so on. The name of an anecdote is something like particle accelerator (physics), contrast (linguistics), stimulus- response (psychology), etc. In ...
... Contrast ( Philosophy ) ( B105.C54 ) BT Philosophy Contrast echocardiography ... linguistics Here are entered works which compare or con- trast two or more ... linguistics . BT Linguistics NT Grammar , Comparative and general- Phonology ...
... contrast is irrelevant. Sturtevant (1933: 66–67) argued that what the Hittite scribes tried to show by orthography was a linguistic contrast between single and double stops in intervocalic position. Single and double stops indicate lax ...
... linguistic contrast in a SySTEM is sometimes referred to as its functional load or yield. The term is usually used with reference to phonology, where in English, for example, the contrast between /p/ and /b/ would be said to have a ...
... linguistics with R. Data exploration and statistical analysis. Amsterdam ... contrast 16 (1). 84–117. Levshina, Natalia. 2017. Online film subtitles as a ... linguistics for contrastive and translation studies. Oxon: Routledge Mortier ...
... contrast between obstruents in word - final position is marked rela- tive to ... language research , at the same time illustrates a weakness of this approach ... language to maintain a voicing contrast in final position than in initial ...
... contrast, /p/ and /m/ are in opposition. 2 In American linguistics, synonym for opposition as a semantically significant counterpart for contrast1 on the paradigmatic level. References (=§ also distributionalism) 3 Stressz, in the sense ...