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ID	135
Author(s)	Corin, Andrew R.
Title	On the Bifurcation of Slavic into Vocalic and Consonantal Languages
Published	American Contributions to the Twelfth International Congress of Slavists : Cracow, August - September 1998 : Literature, Linguistics, Poetics (1998), 314-325
Editor	ed. by Robert A. Maguire, Alan Timberlake
Publisher	Slavica Publishers Indiana University
Classifisation (EN)	Linguistics Contrastive Research and Linguistic Typology
Classifisation (RU)	Языкознание Конфронтативные исследования и типология языков
Classifisation (CZ)	Jazykověda Konfrontační výzkum a typologie jazyků
Soundex	B1374; S8540; V0454; C4686; L5644
Type	periodical
Volume	XII (1998)
Holdings	Search in WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

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