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Historical Phonology and Evolutionary Phonology
Diachronica, 2008Laura Catharine Smith, Joseph C. Salmons
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Phonological Processes, Phonological Patterns
2001Introduction In Chapter 3, we saw evidence against the separation of contrastive and predictable features for lexical representation, in addition to evidence that variation can be lexically specific. To account for this evidence, I proposed that detailed phonetic tokens are categorized in the lexicon, and that regularities of phonological structure ...
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1990
Abstract In Chapter 1 phonology was introduced as that part of linguistics which is concerned with pronunciation. In this chapter we shall be examining in some detail the phonology of German, but in order to do this we shall need to make a little more precise the scope and meaning of the term ‘phonology’ itself.
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Abstract In Chapter 1 phonology was introduced as that part of linguistics which is concerned with pronunciation. In this chapter we shall be examining in some detail the phonology of German, but in order to do this we shall need to make a little more precise the scope and meaning of the term ‘phonology’ itself.
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Phonological Acquisition and Phonological Theory
Language, 1997Charles Reiss, John Archibald
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2006
The main points for discussion in this area of the vowel phonology are: (1) to establish the phonetic nature of the high front palatal vowel space itself; (2) to ascertain the extent to which the English Vowel Shift has affected those words showing stressed vowels originating in Middle English [ee]; in particular, to assess whether there has been a ...
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The main points for discussion in this area of the vowel phonology are: (1) to establish the phonetic nature of the high front palatal vowel space itself; (2) to ascertain the extent to which the English Vowel Shift has affected those words showing stressed vowels originating in Middle English [ee]; in particular, to assess whether there has been a ...
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Phonological ALEXIA or PHONOLOGICAL alexia?
Neurocase, 1995Anthony Marcel, Karalyn Patterson
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Speech Sound Disorders in Children: An Articulatory Phonology Perspective
Frontiers in Psychology, 2019Aravind Kumar Namasivayam +1 more
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Podcasting Communities and Second Language Pronunciation
Foreign Language Annals, 2008Gillian Lord
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