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Download full textParker, Gary J. – 1971
It is possible to observe phonological innovations in Quechua B in purely linguistic terms, abandoning the use of dialects and subdialects. Isolect and lect are used instead. A particular speech form, with respect to a particular innovation, is an isolect in one of three possible ways: it lacks the innovation; it has the innovation as a variable…
Descriptors: Consonants, Descriptive Linguistics, Diachronic Linguistics, Environmental Influences
