Tone languages; a technique for determining the number and type of pitch contrasts in a language, with studies in tonemic substitution and fusion.
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TextSeries: University of Michigan. University of Michigan publications. Linguistics ; ; v. 4.Publication details: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press, 1948.Description: xii, 187 p. 29 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 414.6 PIK
- P25 .M47 vol. 4
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| 410 VER K Modern linguistics : | 410 WAT Perspectives in linguistics | 410 WUN Foundations of linguistics / | 414.6 PIK Tone languages; |
"In the summer of 1938, at Ann Arbor ... the basic thesis of this volume was presented at a luncheon conference of the Linguistic Institute sponsored by the University of Michigan and the Linguistic Society of America."
Bibliography: p. 167-174.
Preface // Part 1 Characteristics of tone languages // Part 2 Steps in determining the number and kind of tonemes in a language // Part 3 The analysis of tonemic sustitution in phrases // Bibliography // Index //
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