07-09-2017, 06:20 PM
Thanks Marco, that's a great looking analysis.
As you say, this fits well with Transformation Theory. So that a repetition such as [chor chor] in the original text would become [ychor chor] in the transformed text were it at the line start. I don't, however, have much understanding of the line end transformations other than [m]. If you think that you've found some I would be hugely interested.
Also, and maybe a little off-topic, but do were find more phrases if we take into account line end and line start transformations?
As you say, this fits well with Transformation Theory. So that a repetition such as [chor chor] in the original text would become [ychor chor] in the transformed text were it at the line start. I don't, however, have much understanding of the line end transformations other than [m]. If you think that you've found some I would be hugely interested.
Also, and maybe a little off-topic, but do were find more phrases if we take into account line end and line start transformations?