Understanding Phonology, third edition
- نوع فایل : کتاب
- زبان : انگلیسی
- نویسنده : Carlos Gussenhoven and Haike Jacobs
- تعداد صفحه : 330
توضیحات
کتاب حاضر اطلاعات جامع و به روزی در حوزه آواشناسی همراه با مفاهیم زیر ارائه می کند: speech production، segmental contrasts، tone، quantity، prosodic structure، metrical relations، intonation، feature geometry، word stress systems، syllables and moras و ... ارائه 140 تمرین به منظور تست میزان درک زبان آموز همراه با کلید سوالات، مطالبی پیرامون optimality theory، مطالب جدید در حوزه تغییر زبان و بحث در مورد ویژگی های اکوستیک صدا (acoustic properties of sound) از ویژگی های این مجموعه می باشد.
Description
There are about 6000 languages in the world today. Almost certainly, no two of them
have the same sound structure: they vary widely in the number of consonants and
vowels they have, in their use of tonal contrasts, in their stress patterns, in the shape
of their syllables, and so on. At the same time, all these languages show striking
similarities in the way they structure their sound systems. Phonology is a thriving field
of linguistic research that strives to understand the structure behind these systems.
How do these similarities arise? Or again, why is there so much variation? How is our
knowledge of the pronunciation of our language represented in our brain? How can we
describe the pronunciation of a language? What do people do when they play language
games? Why do loanwords often sound so totally different from the way they are
pronounced in the donor languages? These and many other questions are dealt with
in this book.
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have the same sound structure: they vary widely in the number of consonants and
vowels they have, in their use of tonal contrasts, in their stress patterns, in the shape
of their syllables, and so on. At the same time, all these languages show striking
similarities in the way they structure their sound systems. Phonology is a thriving field
of linguistic research that strives to understand the structure behind these systems.
How do these similarities arise? Or again, why is there so much variation? How is our
knowledge of the pronunciation of our language represented in our brain? How can we
describe the pronunciation of a language? What do people do when they play language
games? Why do loanwords often sound so totally different from the way they are
pronounced in the donor languages? These and many other questions are dealt with
in this book.
Hodder Education
