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ID	788
Author(s)	Topolińska, Zuzanna
Title	Anthropocentric Language Theory as Organizing Principle of the Slavic Case System
Published	Biuletyn Polskiego Towarzystwa Językoznawczego = Bulletin de la Société polonaise de linguistique (1996), 57-72
Publisher	Wydaw. Energeia
Classifisation (EN)	Subject areas Grammar and Meaning Over Time
Classifisation (RU)	Тематические блоки Грамматика и значение в течение времени
Classifisation (CZ)	Tematické bloky Gramatika a význam v průběhu času
Soundex	A0627; L5644; T2700; O0746; P1768; S8540; S8826
Type	periodical
Volume	XII (1998)
Holdings	Search in WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

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	The Endangered Language : the Acquisition of the Case System by Polish Children in Sweden / Laskowski, Roman
	The Russian Case System Reconsidered / Newman, Lawrence W.
	Russian Literary Constructivism : Towards a Theory of Poetic Language / Możejko, Edward
	Modern Syntactic Theory and the History of the Slavic Languages / Bailyn, John F.
	The Common Slavic Verbal System / Micklesen, L. R.
	Rule Convergence in Language Contact Situations: the Case of Sorbian and German / Schaarschmidt, Gunter

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Anthropocentric Language Theory as Organizing Principle of the Slavic Case System