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2023
AbstractIncluding brief notes on the theory and nature of sound-change and with attention to evidence of phonologization, this chapter surveys sound-changes attested in the history of indigenous languages of the Australian continent, restricting coverage to languages which are classed tentatively as belonging to the (pan)Australian phylogenetic group ...
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AbstractIncluding brief notes on the theory and nature of sound-change and with attention to evidence of phonologization, this chapter surveys sound-changes attested in the history of indigenous languages of the Australian continent, restricting coverage to languages which are classed tentatively as belonging to the (pan)Australian phylogenetic group ...
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Diachronica, 2009
The study of regular sound change reveals numerous types of exceptionality. The type studied here has the profile of regular sound change, but appears to be inhibited where homophony would result. The most widely cited cases of this phenomenon are reviewed and new cases presented.
Juliette Blevins, Andrew Wedel
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The study of regular sound change reveals numerous types of exceptionality. The type studied here has the profile of regular sound change, but appears to be inhibited where homophony would result. The most widely cited cases of this phenomenon are reviewed and new cases presented.
Juliette Blevins, Andrew Wedel
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Journal of English Linguistics, 2002
L'A. evoque les problemes specifiques a l'enseignement de l'histoire de l'anglais et, a partir de son experience personnelle d'enseignant, rapporte quelques exemples de changement phonologique particulierement interessants a aborder en contexte scolaire. C'est le cas notamment de la prononciation des voyelles dans des mots tels que don/dawn, ou balcony,
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L'A. evoque les problemes specifiques a l'enseignement de l'histoire de l'anglais et, a partir de son experience personnelle d'enseignant, rapporte quelques exemples de changement phonologique particulierement interessants a aborder en contexte scolaire. C'est le cas notamment de la prononciation des voyelles dans des mots tels que don/dawn, ou balcony,
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2020
Generated data, annotations, and trained checkpoints for Deep sound change: Deep and iterative learning, convolutional neural networks, and language ...
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Generated data, annotations, and trained checkpoints for Deep sound change: Deep and iterative learning, convolutional neural networks, and language ...
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