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Sound change

Language, 1965
On 2 February 1786, in Calcutta, Sir William Jones delivered an address to The Asiatic Society, in which occurs a passage that has since repeatedly been hailed as the first clear statement of the fundamental assumption of the comparative method. We may justifiably take that event as the birth of modern linguistics.
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The Sound of Change

Musical instruments are linked to cultural techniques that are subject to changing conditions. Four projects present their scientific and creative approaches to the cultural heritage of musical instruments. The Musikmuseum Beeskow presents early 20th-century mechanical instruments controlled by punched paper rolls, and discusses their reconstruction ...
Baillot, Anne, Roeder, Torsten
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Sound Change

1995
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Dominicy, Marc, Demolin, Didier
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Sound changes

2021
Eric Porter, Daniel Fischlin
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The Sound of Change:

Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry, 2020
This chapter observes the local manifestations of klezmer revival in Chmielnik, Lelów, and Szczekociny. It analyzes how the festivals and musical performances in the three cities contribute to an environment that encourages people to speak the unspoken.
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Sound change

Abstract While the fields of phonetics, phonology, and sociolinguistics have all contributed to the study of sound change, different research traditions have often sought explanations for different aspects of sound change, or even differed with respect to the very definition of the term Garrett, 2015; Hall-Lew, Honeybone, and Kirby ...
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Changing Sounds

2022
James Dean Brown, Dustin Crowther
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Sounding Ourselves, Sounding Change

British Journal of Music Therapy, 2008
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