Segmental Structure and Complex Segments by Jeroen Van De Weijer

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Segmental Structure and Complex Segments by Jeroen Van De Weijer

This volume aims at presenting a phonological theory of segmental structure which is capable of providing adequate representations of complex segments, focusing mainly on phonological place and manner. In the first few chapters, a theory of segmental structure is presented which makes it possible to derive a set of complex segments which includes affricates, prenasalised stops, consonants with secondary articulation and short diphthongs. In the final chapters, a thorough investigation is presented of the behaviour of such segments in phonological processes.
Jeroen van de Weijer is Lecturer in linguistics at Leiden University, The Netherlands. He specialises in phonological theory, especially with regard to segmental representation and with a keen interest in laryngeal features. Kensuke Nanjo is Associate Professor of Phonetics at St. Andrew s University, Osaka, Japan. His interests include English and Japanese phonetics and phonology, lexicography, accents of English, and the acquisition of English by Japanese learners. Tetsuo Nishihara is Lecturer of English at the Miyagi University of Education, Sendai, Japan with a particular interest in English and Japanese phonology, especially with regard to prosodic phonology and phonology-morphology interaction.
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ISBN 13 9783484303508
ISBN 10 3484303506
Title Segmental Structure and Complex Segments
Author Jeroen Van De Weijer
Series Linguistische Arbeiten
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher De Gruyter
Year published 1996-09-09
Number of pages 241
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