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Assibilation in modern German
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Assibilation in modern German

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This paper discusses alternations between [t] and [ts] in Modern German which require a process of assibilation whereby /t/ surfaces as [ts] before [j]. Although many German words have surface [tj] sequences which appear to be exceptional, it will be show

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Sails in the north: further linguistic considerations

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The Indo-European root *segh-, encompassing notions of 'holding, seizing', possibly 'harnessing power', and its derivative *seghlos are proposed as etyma for a northern Gaulish word for 'sail' that then spread, with the attendant technology, to adja

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Music therapy in oncology concepts and review

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The following article is addresses the applications and functions of music therapy in the acute and rehabilitative phases of treatment of adult cancer patients. It is based on a literature review with a focus on the state of empirical research in the onco

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The averaging fallacy and the levels of selection

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This paper compares two well-known arguments in the units of selection literature, one due to Sober and Lewontin ( 1982), the other due to Sober and Wilson ( 1998). Both arguments concern the legitimacy of averaging fitness values across contexts and maki