The Oxford handbook of historical phonology

The Oxford handbook of historical phonology / edited by Patrick Honeybone and Joseph Salmons.

This book presents a comprehensive and critical overview of historical phonology as it stands today. Research from every part of the field is examined from a variety of theoretical perspectives and drawing on data from a wide range of languages. The book begins by considering key current research qu...

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Other Authors: Honeybone, Patrick (Patrick George) (Editor), Salmons, Joe, 1956- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2015.
Series:Oxford handbooks in linguistics.
Subjects:
Grammar, Comparative and general > Phonology.
Phonetics.
phonetics.
Grammar, Comparative and general > Phonology
Phonetics
Fonologi.
Fonetik.
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505 0 0 |g Introduction  |t Key questions for historical phonology /  |r Patrick Honeybone,  |r Joseph Salmons --  |t An Early history of historical phonology /  |r Robert Murray --  |t Structuralist historical phonology systems in sound change /  |r Joseph Salmons,  |r Patrick Honeybone --  |t Phonological reconstruction /  |r Anthony Fox --  |t Establishing phonemic contrast in written sources /  |r Donka Minlova --  |t Interpreting diffuse orthographies and orthographic change /  |r J. Marshall Unger --  |t Interpreting alphabetic orthographies early Middle English spelling /  |r Roger Lass --  |t The role of typology in historical phonology /  |r Martin Kummel --  |t Computational and quantitative approaches to historical phonology /  |r Brett Kessler --  |t Simulation as an investigative tool in historical phonology /  |r Andrew Wedel --  |t Using corpora of recorded speech for historical phonology /  |r Warren Maguire --  |t Exploring chain shifts, mergers, near-mergers as changes in progress /  |r Matthew J. Gordon --  |t Basic types of phonological change /  |r András Cser --  |t Analogy and morphophonological change /  |r David Fertig --  |t Change in word prosody stress and quantity /  |r Aditi Lahiri --  |t Tonoexodus, tonogenesis, and tone change /  |r Martha Ratliff --  |t The role of prosodic templates in diachrony /  |r Laura Catharine Smith,  |r Adam Ussishkin --  |t First language acquisition and phonological change /  |r Paul Foulkes,  |r Marilyn Vihman --  |t How diachronic is synchronic grammar? Crazy rules, regularity, and naturalness /  |r Tobias Scheer --  |t An I-language approach to phonologization and lexification /  |r Mark Hale,  |r Madelyn Kissock,  |r Charles Reiss --  |t Lexical diffusion in historical phonology /  |r Betty S. Phillips --  |t Amphichronic explanation and the life cycle of phonological processes /  |r Ricardo Bermúdez-Otero --  |t Individuals, innovation, and change /  |r Mark J. Jones --  |t The role of experimental Investigation in the explanation of sound change /  |r Alan C.L. Yu --  |t Natural phonology and sound change /  |r Patricia J. Donegan,  |r Geoffrey S. Nathan --  |t Preference laws in phonological change /  |r Robert Mailhammer,  |r David Restle,  |r Theo Vennemann --  |t Articulatory processing and frequency of use in sound change /  |r Joan Bybee --  |t Evolutionary phonology a holistic approach to sound change typology /  |r Juliette Blevins --  |t Rule-based generative historical phonology /  |r B. Elan Dresher --  |t Distinctive features, levels of representation, and historical phonology /  |r Thomas C. Purnell,  |r Eric Raimy --  |t Historical sound change in optimality theory achievements and challenges /  |r D. Eric Holt --  |t Phonologization /  |r Paul Kiparsky --  |t Variation, transmission, incrementation /  |r Alexandra D'Arcy --  |t Phonological change in real time /  |r David Bowie,  |r Malcah Yaeger-Dror --  |t Historical phonology and koinéization /  |r Daniel Schreier --  |t Second language acquisition and phonological change /  |r Fred R. Eckman,  |r Gregory Iverson --  |t Loanword adaptation /  |r Christian Uffmann. 
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