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Diachronic Explanations of Sound Patterns

Gunnar Ólafur Hansson

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction: The Phonetic Bases of Phonology Phonetics in Phonology: Synchrony or Diachrony? The Listener-Based Model of Sound Change What is the Role of the Speaker in Sound Change? Sound Change in Evolutionary Phonology Exemplar-based Models and Simulations of Sound Pattern Evolution Synchronic Universals and the Adequacy of Diachronic Explanation Markedness and Universals as Learning Biases? Summary

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Key concepts: Sound change, Markedness, Phonology, Problem of universals, Linguistics, Sound (geography), Phonetics, History