Generative Phonology

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles and methods of generative phonology. It explores the theoretical framework and practical applications of phonological analysis, focusing on the rules and representations that govern the sound structure of languages. The text delves into various phonological processes, such as vowel reduction, diphthongization, and neutralization, offering detailed explanations and examples. It also discusses the role of phonological rules in language and the interaction between phonology and other linguistic components. This work is essential for students and scholars interested in the intricacies of phonological theory and its implications for linguistic research.

Published 1973

Binding of book is intact. Slight foxing on front and back covers, with sticker or tape shadows on the back cover. Slight foxing and some fading on spine. Slight tanning and moderate foxing on top, fore, and bottom edges. Some foxing on insides of covers. Pages are clean of foxing and annotations, with slight tanning around margins.

Condition: Well Read