Add to ORKGIn this article we present a new model of phonological representa-tions, concentrating on laryngeal systems. Our proposals are embed-ded in a theory of phonology in which representational economy is an axiomatic principle. Representational economy forces the phono l
While a considerable amount of research in phonology in the 1980s and early 1990s centered around th...
Contains fulltext : 61692.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access)[Hamburg] Workshop...
Two traditions have arisen from an ongoing debate concerning cross-linguistic laryngeal representati...
A great deal of recent research has addressed the representation of laryngeal features. Debates in ...
The aim of the present study is to address the question: What minimal assumptions about phonological...
This study attempts to provide the phonological and phonetic representations of laryngeal features i...
While Natural Phonology has long contended that phonemes are specified for their phonetic properties...
While Natural Phonology has long contended that phonemes are specified for their phonetic properties...
This study argues that linguistically-determined aspects of phonetics form part of grammatical theor...
While Natural Phonology has long contended that phonemes are specified for their phonetic properties...
the assumptions of ‘laryngeal realism’, an approach to feature representation which distinguishes st...
International audienceThe paper stresses the need to distinguish between two subtypes of binary lary...
In this chapter, I investigate a number of issues about phonology, phonetics, and their relationship...
In this chapter, I investigate a number of issues about phonology, phonetics, and their relationship...
Natural Phonology (NatPhon) has been the first explanatory model of sound structure which assigned t...
While a considerable amount of research in phonology in the 1980s and early 1990s centered around th...
Contains fulltext : 61692.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access)[Hamburg] Workshop...
Two traditions have arisen from an ongoing debate concerning cross-linguistic laryngeal representati...
A great deal of recent research has addressed the representation of laryngeal features. Debates in ...
The aim of the present study is to address the question: What minimal assumptions about phonological...
This study attempts to provide the phonological and phonetic representations of laryngeal features i...
While Natural Phonology has long contended that phonemes are specified for their phonetic properties...
While Natural Phonology has long contended that phonemes are specified for their phonetic properties...
This study argues that linguistically-determined aspects of phonetics form part of grammatical theor...
While Natural Phonology has long contended that phonemes are specified for their phonetic properties...
the assumptions of ‘laryngeal realism’, an approach to feature representation which distinguishes st...
International audienceThe paper stresses the need to distinguish between two subtypes of binary lary...
In this chapter, I investigate a number of issues about phonology, phonetics, and their relationship...
In this chapter, I investigate a number of issues about phonology, phonetics, and their relationship...
Natural Phonology (NatPhon) has been the first explanatory model of sound structure which assigned t...
While a considerable amount of research in phonology in the 1980s and early 1990s centered around th...
Contains fulltext : 61692.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access)[Hamburg] Workshop...
Two traditions have arisen from an ongoing debate concerning cross-linguistic laryngeal representati...