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Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1996-08-01
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ISBN: 0198159161
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Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1996-08-01
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ISBN: 0198159161
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Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1987-05-14
Seller ID: M0198156650Z1
ISBN: 0198156650
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Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1987-05-14
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ISBN: 0198156650
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Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1994-06-30
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Publisher: Oxford University Press: 1993-04-08
Seller ID: M0198156707Z2
ISBN: 0198156707
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By: Lubomir DoleZel
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Publisher: Univ of Toronto Pr: 1973-06-01
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ISBN: 0802052762
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By: Marvan, Jiri
Price: $15.46
Publisher: Penn State University Press: 1991-06-26
Seller ID: M0271002107Z3
ISBN: 0271002107
Condition: Good
This book outlines the origin and process of contraction as it took place in the proto-dialects of the future Czech, Serbian, Polish, Slovak, Slovenian and Serbo-Croatian languages in about the ninth to eleventh centuries.
The author s conception differs from the traditional attitude to the available data mainly in the assumption that the discriminative treatment of contraction by different proto-dialects is not a handicap but rather an efficient and safe means of reconstructing territorial, chronological and structural stratification. This factor also replaces a flat, one-level descripti...
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By: Marvan, Jiri
Price: $15.45
Publisher: Penn State University Press: 1991-06-26
Seller ID: M0271002107Z2
ISBN: 0271002107
Condition: VeryGood
This book outlines the origin and process of contraction as it took place in the proto-dialects of the future Czech, Serbian, Polish, Slovak, Slovenian and Serbo-Croatian languages in about the ninth to eleventh centuries.
The author s conception differs from the traditional attitude to the available data mainly in the assumption that the discriminative treatment of contraction by different proto-dialects is not a handicap but rather an efficient and safe means of reconstructing territorial, chronological and structural stratification. This factor also replaces a flat, one-level descripti...
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