Inspired by Trubetzkoy, proposed a synthesis of linguistic geography and descriptive linguistics by applying the structuralist concept of grammar to the description of regular correspondences between different varieties; a resulting supergrammar, which he called a " diasystem ", would be consistent with the individual grammars of all the member dialects.
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Argued that fell short in accurately representing dialects because their methodology involved attempting to create a diasystem before establishing the relevant component phonemic systems . argues a similar problem occurs in the study of Hopi where transfer of training leads phoneticians to fit features of a dialect under study into the system of dialects already studied.
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*The " reintegrationist " view considers Galician to be a variant of the Galician-Portuguese linguistic diasystem, as evidenced by the common origin, common grammar, syntax, vocabulary, Brazilian Academy of Letters, Sciences Academy of Lisbon, and a number of civic and cultural associations both in Galicia and Portuguese-speaking countries.
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Two months " prior " to the edit in question, this administrator totally lost his temper at me and established that he is hugely biased against me ( Talk : Diasystem # Reply _ to _ declared _ dispute _ resolver, 15 : 51, 1 March 2012 ( UTC ) and 00 : 10, 2 March 2012 ( UTC ) ).
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Roland Schmieger : " Apart from certain peripheral areas in the far east of Greek Macedonia, which in our opinion must be considered as part of the Bulgarian linguistic area ( the region around Kavala and in the Rhodope Mountains, as well as the eastern part of Drama nomos ), the dialects of the Slav minority in Greece belong to Macedonia diasystem ."
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When he left me a notice of this novelly arrogant stunt, the notice was undated . ( His action was undone the next day by LikeLakers2 . ) He " censored " material ( including directly quoted individual words ) inserted at Diasystem by replacing it with a perverse paraphrase which contained sins both of commission and omission ( deleting what the passage did say and asserting something it did not say ).
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He recognized that phonemic mergers and splits with dissimilar results across dialects would pose a difficult challenge for the construction of a diasystem; he cautioned against positing a diasystem when the work of creating all the member systems ( e . g . the work of phonemicization ) was yet incomplete; and, following the lead of, he noted that the differences in phonological inventory and etymological distribution might prove problematic in the construction of diasystems.
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He recognized that phonemic mergers and splits with dissimilar results across dialects would pose a difficult challenge for the construction of a diasystem; he cautioned against positing a diasystem when the work of creating all the member systems ( e . g . the work of phonemicization ) was yet incomplete; and, following the lead of, he noted that the differences in phonological inventory and etymological distribution might prove problematic in the construction of diasystems.
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The desire of building a diasystem to accommodate all English dialects, combined with a blossoming generative phonology, prompted American dialectologists to attempt the construction of an " overall system " of English phonology by analyzing dialectal distinctions as differences in the ordering of phonological rules as well as in the presence or absence of such rules . even went so far as to claim that principled description of interdialectal code-switching would be impossible without such rules.
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Even Trudgill has argued against their cognitive reality, deeming the concept of a broad diasystem to be a " theoretical dead-end . " Although the concept did not withstand scrutiny by research linguists, it nevertheless triggered a surge of academic work that used it in applied linguistics ( e . g . for ESL education materials, composition texts for native speakers, basic linguistics texts, and in the application of linguistics to literary criticism ).
