10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOUND LAW»
Discover the use of
sound law in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sound law and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Germano-European: Breaking the
Sound Law
In this work, Griffen reconstructs a consonant system in which the changes from the protoforms to the language groups are much more in keeping with phonetic detail and phonetic plausibility than in traditional systems.
THE CONCEPT OF THE SOUND LAW AND THE TELEOLOGICAL CRITERION
The basic assumption of the neo-grammarian linguistic methodology, that of the
sound law operating without exceptions in a given language at a given time, has,
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3
Historical Linguistics, 1997: Selected Papers from the 13th ...
... of an explanation which makes reference to a sound law the distance is nil,
since such a law has no validity independent of the process(es) it is supposed to
account for. It is not far from these implications of Tarbell's position to the
discussion ...
Monika S. Schmid, Jennifer R. Austin, Dieter Stein, 1998
It is easy to see how individual sound-law operates. Sound-laws that are
combinatorial (substituting one sound for another under certain circumstances)
and cause phonologisation, [...] a new opposition of sounds, work against
analogy.
Dr Philip A Luelsdorff, Jarmila Panevová, Petr Sgall, 1994
... door, Greek genos and English kin, Greek pous and English foot.4 'Grimm's
Law' reduces many hundreds of cases like these to three simple formulae. The
term Lautgesetz, 'sound law', was first used by Franz Bopp in 1824 (Wechssler ...
6
Back to the Asylum : The Future of Mental Health
Law and ...
Both Dean James Bond of the law school and Dr. Ed Wagner of Group Health
Cooperative Center for Health Studies have encouraged and sustained us
throughout the process. The University of Puget Sound law school library staff,
under the ...
John Q. LaFond Professor of Law University of Puget Sound School of Law, School of Public Health and Community Medicine University of Washington Mary L. Durham Associate Professor, 1992
7
Variation and Change in Tocharian B
Summing up the findings of this section, we see that categories y) to Q offer no
support for a sound law -n > -m, but, on the other hand, a sound law is not met
with real counterexamples. That is to say, if there are counterexamples, there is a
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8
Evolution of
Law: Formative influences of legal development
His expression " sound law " refers both to civil and criminal law. If a healthy
nation have a healthy law, why not a healthy criminal law as well as a healthy
civil law? But apart from this insoluble contradiction, what shall such an extremely
...
It may be formulated, in legal shape, as follows : — Whenever Analogy, coming
into direct conflict with a Sound-law, reverses its effect, it is a necessary condition
that a new special sound-law shall arise, modifying at least one of the conditions
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