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Markedness and implicational relationships in phonological development: A cross-linguistic investigation [PDF]
International Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 2020 Purpose The complexity approach to speech disorders, based on the theoretical notion of phonological markedness, has been gaining interest over the last decade.
Yvan Rose
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HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory, 2016
For students at elite US liberal arts colleges, symbolic capital accrues to their association with the institution itself, and for racially unmarked (white) students, symbolic capital can also accrue to other, informal associations with such institutions, such as friend and family ties or social fraternities.
Bonnie Urciuoli
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For students at elite US liberal arts colleges, symbolic capital accrues to their association with the institution itself, and for racially unmarked (white) students, symbolic capital can also accrue to other, informal associations with such institutions, such as friend and family ties or social fraternities.
Bonnie Urciuoli
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Abstract Theories of markedness in the Jakobsonian semantic tradition seem quite different from those of Chomskyan syntax. Yet markedness in generative phonology and in Principles and Parameters syntax share the main theme of Jakobson’s Child Language, Aphasia, and Phonological Universals and Fundamentals of Language, that is, language ...
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Abstract Theories of markedness in the Jakobsonian semantic tradition seem quite different from those of Chomskyan syntax. Yet markedness in generative phonology and in Principles and Parameters syntax share the main theme of Jakobson’s Child Language, Aphasia, and Phonological Universals and Fundamentals of Language, that is, language ...
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The logic of Person markedness: Evidence from pronominal competition
Language, 2021:In some languages, such as Hebrew and German, a d-pronoun (a pronominal demonstrative form) may refer to a human. When it does, the use of the d-pronoun may be associated with a pejorative effect, implying a negative evaluation of the denoted individual
I. Sichel, Martina Wiltschko
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Markedness and Syllabus Design in SLA
Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2015 This paper discusses how markedness issues have affected syllabus design in a second language acquisition context. To do this, first definitions of the term markedness are presented and different criteria for distinguishing marked from unmarked are ...
Ali Gholami Mehrdad
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The SAGE Encyclopedia of Human Communication Sciences and Disorders, 2019
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C. Rienstra
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Book file PDF easily for everyone and every device. You can download and read online Markedness: Reduction and Preservation in Phonology (Cambridge Studies in Linguistics) file PDF Book only if you are registered here.
C. Rienstra
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Phonological markedness effects in sentence formation
Language, 2020:Earlier research has found that phonological markedness constraints (for example, against stress clash or sibilant sequences) statistically influence speakers’ choices between particular syntactic constructions and between synonymous words.
Canaan Breiss, Bruce P. Hayes
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