Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account
Schmid T, Vogel R (2004)
Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 7(3): 235-274.
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Autor*in
Schmid, Tanja;
Vogel, RalfUniBi 
Erscheinungsjahr
2004
Zeitschriftentitel
Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics
Band
7
Ausgabe
3
Seite(n)
235-274
ISSN
1383-4924
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/1901903
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Schmid T, Vogel R. Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics. 2004;7(3):235-274.
Schmid, T., & Vogel, R. (2004). Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics, 7(3), 235-274. https://doi.org/10.1023/b:jcom.0000016639.53619.94
Schmid, Tanja, and Vogel, Ralf. 2004. “Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account”. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 7 (3): 235-274.
Schmid, T., and Vogel, R. (2004). Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 7, 235-274.
Schmid, T., & Vogel, R., 2004. Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics, 7(3), p 235-274.
T. Schmid and R. Vogel, “Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account”, Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics, vol. 7, 2004, pp. 235-274.
Schmid, T., Vogel, R.: Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics. 7, 235-274 (2004).
Schmid, Tanja, and Vogel, Ralf. “Dialectal Variation In German 3-Verb Clusters. A Surface-Oriented Optimality Theoretic Account”. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 7.3 (2004): 235-274.
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