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Since many linguistic workers in America may want to have some idea of Trubetzkoy’s method, a few of its lines will be indicated here. […] Two phonemes whose common feature is also common to some other phoneme are in PLURIDIMENSIONAL contrast. [...] Pluridimensional contrasts are HOMOGENEOUS if they obtain between phonemes which are endpoints of a chain of unidimensional contrasts; otherwise they are HETEROGENEOUS. - Harris (1941), a pag.346
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