A Language Suppressed: The Pronunciation of the Scots Language in the 18th CenturyJ.Donald Publishers, 1995 - 278 páginas |
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... Segments The student of the major 18th century linguistic literature quickly comes to the conclusion that writers avoided any attempt to treat vocalic and consonantal segments as discrete , mutually exclusive phonological categories ...
... Segments The student of the major 18th century linguistic literature quickly comes to the conclusion that writers avoided any attempt to treat vocalic and consonantal segments as discrete , mutually exclusive phonological categories ...
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... segments whose internal structure is a complex or mix of vowel - like and consonantal - like segments , the more predominant the vowel component in the mix , the higher up the sonority hierarchy ( Giegerich : 1994 : 132ff ) will a given ...
... segments whose internal structure is a complex or mix of vowel - like and consonantal - like segments , the more predominant the vowel component in the mix , the higher up the sonority hierarchy ( Giegerich : 1994 : 132ff ) will a given ...
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... segments was couched in 18th century treatises on pronunciation . Such segments were regularly described in non- autonomous terms , being related to vowel segments along a kind of sonority trajectory involving mutes and semi - vowels ...
... segments was couched in 18th century treatises on pronunciation . Such segments were regularly described in non- autonomous terms , being related to vowel segments along a kind of sonority trajectory involving mutes and semi - vowels ...
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CHAPTER | 11 |
The Source Materials and the Nature of the Evidence | 22 |
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