Dr Foley here offers a fundamental criticism and a genuine theoretical alternative to the 'standard theory' of Chomsky and Halle.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Introduction 1. Philosophical inadequacies of transformational phonetics 2. Linguistic inadequacies of transformational phonetics 3. The phonological elements 4. Universal phonological rules (nasalisation) 5. The universal inequality condition 6. Universal phonological rules (assibilation) 7. The inertial development principle 8. Summary Appendices References Indexes.
