10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JUNCTURAL»
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junctural in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Tiberian Hebrew Phonology
McCarthy (1979: 53-64=1982: 25-31) develops a rule which he calls Junctural
Gemination, whereby a word- initial consonant is regularly geminated when
various segmental and prosodic conditions are met. With only one salient
exception, ...
2
The Phonology-Syntax Connection
The first of these rules I call Junctural Raising, because it applies only at the
juncture between two phonological phrases, as shown in (27). * (27) Junctural
Raising a I H-S/_]P[ Junctural Raising's phonological environment is simple: it
applies ...
Sharon Inkelas, Draga Zec,
1990
3
Homer's Winged Words: The Evolution of Early Greek Epic ...
3 Chapter Two Junctural Metanalysis in Middle English ........... 15 Chapter Three
Junctural Metanalysis in Homeric Greek ........ 27 Chapter Four Junctural
Metanalysis in Homer Owing to Nu-Ephelkystikon and Final Nu .
4
The Mind and its Stories: Narrative Universals and Human Emotion
In any case, I shall refer to these, and any other emotions of the same general
type, as “junctural” emotions, for they typically define some sort of juncture, some
interruption or pause in the encompassing narratives. More exactly, we might ...
5
Causes and Consequences of Word Structure
In chapter 3 we saw that individual forms which contain legal junctural
phonotactics are significantly more likely to be more frequent than their bases,
than forms which contain illegal junctural phonotactics. Thus, there is a link
between relative ...
6
Understanding Indian Movies: Culture, Cognition, and ...
On the other hand, in the right circumstances, junctural enhancement may be
used for what is apparently the opposite purpose, suspending a current emotion.
There is one feature of human emotion that, at times, inhibits the effectiveness of
...
7
Lüdeling, Anke; Kytö, Merja: Corpus Linguistics
Hence, an affix is more likely to be an independent unit in speech production if it
tends to create low-probability junctural phonotactics. In comprehension, the
constituents are easier to parse out for words with low-probability junctures; ...
Anke Lüdeling, Merja Kytö,
2009
8
Risk and Technological Culture: Towards a Sociology of Virulence
HIV, Ebola, Hanta and Lassa viruses can all be seen as aggressive symbionts
that have emerged in the junctural zones between humans and primates, and
humans and rodents respectively. The junctural zone, one could argue, is that
liminal ...
The major finding of this study is that the onset of velar coarticulation to / n/ was
consistently delayed in those cases where a marked junctural boundary was
present between the two vowels in a CVVN sequence. At least three
explanations ...
10
The Handbook of English Linguistics
The relationship between phonological transparency and productivity is further
substantiated in Hay and Baayen (2003), who investigate the role of junctural
phonotactics with the 80 affixes from the earlier study. The term 'junctural ...
Bas Aarts, April McMahon,
2008
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JUNCTURAL»
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junctural is used in the context of the following news items.
Russian Defense Official Says No Bases Planned in Cuba
And our interaction with the countries of Latin America is not a junctural approach. PURPOSE OF TRIP. “[The trip was] a well-thought-out action ... «Havana Times, Feb 15»
Year Out, Year In: Janusian Thoughts On NYC Art, 2014-2015
We decided to both seize and celebrate this junctural moment—collaboratively and in Janus-like fashion, looking backwards and forwards at ... «The L Magazine, Dec 14»
Dr. Kofi Dompere On Nkrumah's Scientific Thinking 5
And more particularly so, the junctural comity based on the philosophical theory of “consciencism,” patriotism, industry, capacity development, ... «GhanaWeb, Jun 14»