Re: OT: Reduplication enquiry
| From: | John Cowan <jcowan@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, September 15, 2003, 17:42 |
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Isidora Zamora scripsit:
> [I]t occurred to me a couple of days ago that I had seen some
> reduplication with interesting phonological goings-on in one of the
> excercises from _Phonology in Generative Grammar_ by Michael
> Kentstowicz. The language in question is Klamath, an American Indian
> language from Oregon. The reference given is
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> Barker, M. A. R. 1964. Klamath Grammar. Berkely: University of California
> Press.
Hey lady, dontcha know he is One Of Us? M.A.R. aka Muhammad Abd-el-Rahman
aka Phil Barker, Urduist, conlanger, conscripter, conculturist. I heard
him speak and exchanged a few words with him about Tsolyani phonology
back in 1976. Naturally he's going to take a slightly veering approach
to things!
See http://www.tekumel.com for details.
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