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West Greenlandic Eskimo and the representation of vowel length

Charles Pyle University of Illinois
Pages 115-146 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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D. Gary Miller. (1972) A case for derivational history in Greek. Paper in Linguistics 5:1, pages 46-72.
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JamesL. Fidelholtz. (1971) On the indeterminacy of the representation of vowel length. Paper in Linguistics 4:3-4, pages 577-594.
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Robert Underhill. (1971) Metathesis vs. gemination in Greenlandic. Paper in Linguistics 4:2, pages 299-311.
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Sanford A. Schane. (2008) The fundamentals of particle phonology. Phonology Yearbook 1, pages 129-155.
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Richard Coates. (1980) Time in phonological representations. Journal of Phonetics 8:1, pages 1-20.
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