English Phonetics and Phonology: A Practical Course (3rd. Ed)
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English Phonetics and Phonology: A Practical Course (3rd. Ed)
Recognised as the most practical and comprehensive text in the field of phonetics, this third edition of English Phonetics and Phonology includes revised transcriptions, a wider discussion of different varieties of English and an updated treatment of intonation.
3rd Edition
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Contents: Revision of Phonetics; The Phonemic Prionciple; Alternations; Features, Classes & Systems; Problems with the Phonemic Principle; The Organisation of the Grammar; Abstractness & Ordering; Interlude: Post-SPE Phonology: Some Questions About the Standard Model; Naturalness in Generative Phonology; The Role of the Lexicon; Representations Reconsidered: Phonological Structure Above the Level of the Segment; Autosegmental Phonology; Representations & the Role of Rules.
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PHONOLOGY AND LANGUAGE USE
The idea for this book and the perception that it was needed arose in the context of the community of researchers who investigate the way language use gives rise to grammar.
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This book is an introduction to phonological theory placed within the framework of recent mainstream generative phonology. The book is divided into two main parts. The first introduces readers to basic concepts of articulatory phonetics, classical phonemics and standard generative phonology. The second part is devoted to phonological theory. The nature and organisation of phonological representations in nonlinear generative phonology is also explored.
Assuming no prior knowledge of the subject, this book provides an introductory account of topics covered in courses in phonology and phonetics. It gives attention to the fundamental of speech production as well as to phonological description and analysis. First edition 1990
