@article{ART000928688},
author={Kim Young Chan},
title={On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory},
journal={Journal of Chinese Language and Literature},
issn={1225-083X},
year={2004},
volume={44},
pages={465-484}
TY - JOUR
AU - Kim Young Chan
TI - On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory
JO - Journal of Chinese Language and Literature
PY - 2004
VL - 44
IS - null
PB - Chinese Literary Society Of Yeong Nam
SP - 465
EP - 484
SN - 1225-083X
AB - Neogrammarian regularity hypothesis represents the phonetically gradual, lexically abrupt sound change. Lexical diffusion, on the contrary, suppose the phonetically abrupt, lexically gradual sound change. According to Labov, Neogrammarian change type and lexical diffusion change type coexist in sound change, so these two seemingly oppositional theories, in fact, mutually complementary. In this respect, lexical diffusion contributed to the study of sound change by fundamentally broadening its horizons.
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Kim Young Chan. (2004). On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory. Journal of Chinese Language and Literature, 44, 465-484.
Kim Young Chan. 2004, "On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory", Journal of Chinese Language and Literature, vol.44, pp.465-484.
Kim Young Chan "On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory" Journal of Chinese Language and Literature 44 pp.465-484 (2004) : 465.
Kim Young Chan. On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory. 2004; 44 465-484.
Kim Young Chan. "On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory" Journal of Chinese Language and Literature 44(2004) : 465-484.
Kim Young Chan. On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory. Journal of Chinese Language and Literature, 44, 465-484.
Kim Young Chan. On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory. Journal of Chinese Language and Literature. 2004; 44 465-484.
Kim Young Chan. On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory. 2004; 44 465-484.
Kim Young Chan. "On the Development and Change of Lexical Diffusion Theory" Journal of Chinese Language and Literature 44(2004) : 465-484.
