Elements of Social Psychology
- ISBN-10
- 817625519X
- ISBN-13
- 9788176255196
- Category
- Communication
- Pages
- 411
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2004
- Publisher
- Sarup & Sons
- Author
- William Flexner
Description
A parallel example from phonology ( where a paradigm involves phonetic rather than semantic features ) is Chafe's ( 1962 , pp . 338-9 ) paradigm of English consonant phonemes , which excludes some phonemes ( 1 , r , perhaps also y ...
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