2,426 results
Search Results
2. Articles from the "Working Papers on Language Universals," Vols. 1-5 (November 1969-May 1971)
3. Articles from the "Working Papers on Language Universals," Vols. 12-16 (November 1973-December 1974)
4. American-French Dialect Comparison. Paper No. II. C
5. Summaries of Papers
6. An Introductory Paper on the Tiwa Language, Dialect of Taos, New Mexico
7. Words and Sounds in Early Language Acquisition: English Initial Consonants in the First Fifty Words. Papers and Reports on Child Language Development, No. 6.
8. THE MALAYO-POLYNESIAN THEORY: COMMENTS ON Dr. FRASER'S PAPER (Journal, Vol. iv, p. 241)
9. ‘The Phonetic Structure of a Cypriotic Dialect’: A Rediscovered Paper by J. R. Firth.
10. Does the use of alternative predictor methods reduce subgroup differences? It depends on the construct.
11. The Relationship between Coronal Place and Vowel Backness
12. Grimm's Law Revisited: A Case for Natural, Typological Phonology.
13. An Optimality-Theoretic Analysis of Syllable Structure in Najdi Arabic.
14. The tonal morphology of the potential in Coatec Zapotec (Di′zhke′): Implications for early Zapotecan tone, *ʔ, and verb classes through internal and comparative reconstruction.
15. Phonological contrast and its phonetic enhancement : dispersedness without dispersion
16. Square Dances with Cubes
17. Paradigm uniformity effects on French liaison.
18. Correspondence of Consonant Clustering with Particular Vowels in German Dialects.
19. Getting into a Flap! /t/ in New Zealand English.
20. An acoustic study of quasi-phonemic vowels in Ampenan Sasak.
21. Individual Differences in Resuming Interrupted Tasks
22. Factors affecting consonant production accuracy in children with cochlear implants: Expressive vocabulary and maternal education.
23. Gemination in Child Egyptian Arabic: A Corpus-Based Study.
24. Formalising phonological perception: The role of voicing assimilation in consonant cluster perception in Emilian dialects.
25. Antigemination, assimilation and the determination of identityI thank Jessica Barlow, Ed Keer, John McCarthy, David Perlmutter, Alan Prince, Sharon Rose, Colin Wilson, three anonymous reviewers and an associate editor of Phonology, and the audiences at WECOL 2004, SWOT 6 and UBC for constructive discussions of and feedback on the facts and issues addressed in this paper (not to mention important points of argument and style). These have all led to vast improvements in the paper, and any remaining shortcomings are my own responsibility.
26. AN ARAMAIC VERB FORM IN A NEO-BABYLONIAN LETTER.
27. Oral diadochokinetic production in children with typical speech development and speech–sound disorders.
28. The impact of interlingual correspondences on cognate recognition in Slavic intercomprehension.
29. sC-clusters in Brazilian Portuguese.
30. The Source of the Upper Chehalis Reflexive
31. Defining the prosodic word with segmental processes in Dagbani.
32. Implications of Bloomfield's Algonquian Studies
33. The Question of Free and Checked Vowels in Gallic Popular Latin
34. A Modern Meter of Egyptian-Arabic Verse
35. Note on PAN *qa(R) (CtT)a 'Outsiders, Alien People'
36. The Shorthand Alphabet and the Reforming of Language
37. Tone production, tone perception and Kammu tonogenesisWe would like to thank Damrong Tayanin for arranging the recording sessions with our subjects and for advice concerning the test material. Thanks also to Marcus Filipsson for writing the F0 algorithm used for analysis and for help with the PSOLA synthesis and to Jan Lanke for statistical advice. The field studies carried out in Laos were made possible by grants from the Erik Philip-Sörensen Foundation and Vetenskapssocieteten i Lund. We would also like to thank the guest editors of this issue and two anonymous reviewers for their careful reading of this paper and many constructive suggestions.
38. Quantity, stress and reduplication in WashoThis paper has benefited tremendously from the comments and suggestions of Sharon Inkelas, the three anonymous reviewers and an associate editor of Phonology. Sincere thanks go to them, and also to the Washo elders for sharing their knowledge of the language with me.
39. A Phonological Study of Rongpa Choyul.
40. Average or unique – Polish place-names and word-initial consonant groups.
41. Syllabic Consonants in Historical Czech and How to Identify Them.
42. Special issue of Romani Studies 32.2/2022: Phonemic segment quantity in Romani: Vowel length and consonant gemination.
43. Long Vowels and Nasal-consonant Sequences in Kisa.
44. The Influence of Bilingualism on the Production of Stop Consonants in L1 (Arabic) and L2 (English): Acoustic Analysis of Stop’s Closure Duration.
45. Non-Linearity and Feature-Based Phonotactics of Khasibi Arabic Syllable Templates: A Phonological Survey.
46. The First Printing in Hawaii
47. The Differences in Consonantal Pronunciation Between Formal English and Saudi Hijazi English and Their Implications for Oral Intralingual Translation.
48. Analysis of Superasegmental Features among Korean EFL Students in Visualization.
49. Contextualizing /s/ retraction: Sibilant variation and change in Washington D.C. African American Language.
50. Constraint Conflict in Cluster Reduction.
Discovery Service for Jio Institute Digital Library
For full access to our library's resources, please sign in.