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On the Boundaries of Phonology and Phonetics

Dicky Gilbers, Maartje J. Schreuder, Nienke Knevel (eds.)

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In this volume a collection of papers is presented in which the boundaries of phonology and phonetics are explored. In current phonological research, the distinction between phonology, as the study of sound systems of languages, and phonetics, as the study of the characteristics of human (speech) sound making, seems to be blurred. Consider an example of the phonological process of /l/-substitution as exemplified in the data in Table 1.

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In this volume a collection of papers is presented in which the boundaries of phonology and phonetics are explored. In current phonological research, the distinction between phonology, as the study of sound systems of languages, and phonetics, as the study of the characteristics of human (speech) sound making, seems to be blurred. Consider an example of the phonological process of /l/-substitution as exemplified in the data in Table 1.

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In this volume a collection of papers is presented in which the boundaries of phonology and phonetics are explored. In current phonological research, the distinction between phonology, as the study of sound systems of languages, and phonetics, as the study of the characteristics of human (speech) sound making, seems to be blurred. Consider an example of the phonological process of /l/-substitution as exemplified in the data in Table 1.

Key concepts: Phonetics, Phonology, Linguistics, Phonological rule, Table (database), Psychology, Computer science, Philosophy

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