English Phonology
An Introduction to English Phonology
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English Phonology
Sounds, spellings and symbols
The International Phonetic Alphabet
Variation
Phonetics and phonology
The phoneme
The reality of the phoneme
Some further examples
The phoneme
Conditioned variation in written language
Variation and when to ignore it
Describing English consonants
Consonant classification
What’s inside a phonetic symbol?
Defining distributions
A warning note on phonological rules
Natural classes
A more economical feature system
Making statements more precise
Making generalisations
Phonemes revisited
Criteria for contrast
The phoneme system
Rules and constraints
Phonology and morphology
Neutralisation
Free variation
Phonetic similarity and defective distributions
Minimal pairs and beyond
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English Phonology
Sounds, spellings and symbols
The phoneme
Describing English consonants
Defining distributions
Criteria for contrast
Writing
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