Contributions to the Study of Elliptical Words in Modern EnglishAlmqvist & Wiksell, 1904 - 233 páginas |
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... prototypes , even in this case the unexpressed elements generally do not make themselves so salient in our consciousness that we can positively determine which morphems have been omit- ted . Thus , for instance , in the sentence He went ...
... prototypes , even in this case the unexpressed elements generally do not make themselves so salient in our consciousness that we can positively determine which morphems have been omit- ted . Thus , for instance , in the sentence He went ...
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... resolution that may be looked upon as an incomplete application of a cer- tain mode of resolution , although no particular morphem can be 1 Cf. B. DELBRÜCK , op . cit . , p . 148 . indicated as its prototype . To take a few examples 34.
... resolution that may be looked upon as an incomplete application of a cer- tain mode of resolution , although no particular morphem can be 1 Cf. B. DELBRÜCK , op . cit . , p . 148 . indicated as its prototype . To take a few examples 34.
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Karl Fritiof Sundén. indicated as its prototype . To take a few examples . Ought we to consider as historical abbreviations also morphems such as Dass mir das begegnen muss !, Well , I never !, He went to his uncle's , or the ...
Karl Fritiof Sundén. indicated as its prototype . To take a few examples . Ought we to consider as historical abbreviations also morphems such as Dass mir das begegnen muss !, Well , I never !, He went to his uncle's , or the ...
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... prototype , involves that the prototype is more or less stereotyped ; for , an expression can have no history as a particular morphem unless it has become stereotyped . Therefore we establish also the criterion for ellipsis , that the ...
... prototype , involves that the prototype is more or less stereotyped ; for , an expression can have no history as a particular morphem unless it has become stereotyped . Therefore we establish also the criterion for ellipsis , that the ...
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... prototype constitutes an element of a sentence . But also sentences themselves may present a stereotyping , and may subsequently be abbreviated , whereby the omitted elements originally stand out distinctly in our consciousness . Thus ...
... prototype constitutes an element of a sentence . But also sentences themselves may present a stereotyping , and may subsequently be abbreviated , whereby the omitted elements originally stand out distinctly in our consciousness . Thus ...
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Contributions to the Study of Elliptical Words in Modern English Karl Fritiof Sundén Vista completa - 1904 |
Contributions to the Study of Elliptical Words in Modern English Karl Fritiof Sundén Vista completa - 1904 |
Contributions to the Study of Elliptical Words in Modern English Karl Fritiof Sundén Vista completa - 1904 |
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¹ Cf 1273 Hundred Rolls Adam Bede Ally Sloper's H.-H analogy assume BARDSLEY brachylogy BROME by-form called classed as elliptical coined compound consonant curtailment dear Dick DICKENS dissyllabic doubt elliptical elliptical abbreviation elliptical phenomenon elliptical reduction elliptical words English examples expiratory accent expression final ellipsis formation free syntactical combinations full name G. A. HENTY GEORGE ELIOT historical abbreviation Hundred Rolls hypochoristic form ibid incomplete resolution inducing morphem initial ellipsis initial syllable initial-final ellipsis intermediate consonants irregular ellipsis Johannes JOHN OXENFORD Lady language latter looked Milly Miss monosyllabic morphological motive nomenclature Numps offered originated OUIDA personal names pet-form pet-name phonological association phonological resemblance point of view predicative preserved phonem prosodic prototype pseudo-ellipsis reduplicative semological sentences shortening signifying sister Stalky & Co stereotyped morphem stressed surname syllabic vowel syllable THACKERAY THOMAS HARDY tical tion vowel WUNDT
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Página 63 - For instance, take the two words "fuming" and "furious." Make up your mind that you will say both words, but leave it unsettled which you will say first. Now open your mouth and speak. If your thoughts incline ever so little towards "fuming...
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Página 92 - Confound him, yes. And charming too, of course, with his long pale face and his dolce far-niente, insolent manner, and his great eyes like blank windows, out of which the Devil looks once a day, for fear you might forget he was there. Oh ! a charming man ! " " Then he will be a baronet, with an immense fortune ; and Gerty will be Lady Hillyar." " And the most unfortunate little flower in the wide world,