Nancy A. Niedzielski, Dennis R. Preston
Abstract
What real people believe about language clearly extends to areas of interest to phoneticians and phonologists. This chapter examines what the major topics of folk discussions of such matters are and, by reviewing a number of experimental studies, how they relate to central issues of language variation and change.
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What real people believe about language clearly extends to areas of interest to phoneticians and phonologists. This chapter examines what the major topics of folk discussions of such matters are and, by reviewing a number of experimental studies, how they relate to central issues of language variation and change.
Key concepts: Phonology, Phonetics, Linguistics, Philosophy