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Volume I: General Issues and Segmental Phonology


Subject Theoretical Linguistics » Phonology

DOI: 10.1111/b.9781405184236.2011.x


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Contributors Preface 1. Underlying Representations 2. Contrast 3. Learnability 4. Markedness 5. The Atoms of Phonological Representations 6. Self-organization in Phonology 7. Feature Specification and Underspecification 8. Sonorants 9. Handshape in Sign Language Phonology 10. The Other Hand in Sign Language Phonology 11. The Phoneme 12. Coronals 13. The Stricture Features 14. Autosegments 15. Glides 16. Affricates 17. Distinctive Features 18. The Representation of Clicks 19. Vowel Place 20. The Representation of Vowel Length 21. Vowel Height 22. Consonantal Place of Articulation 23. Partially Nasal Segments 24. The Phonology of Movement in Sign Language 25. Pharyngeals 26. Schwa 27. The Organization of Features 28. The Representation of Fricatives 29. Secondary and Double Articulation 30. The Representation of Rhotics 31. Lateral Consonants ... log in or subscribe to read full text

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