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Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

Cambridge Studies in Linguistics

Vowel Reduction

Theory and Evidence

Shu-hao (National Taiwan University) Shih

Vowel Reduction

Cambridge Studies in Linguistics

Vowel Reduction

Theory and Evidence

Cambridge Studies in Linguistics: Vowel Reduction

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Presenting a new theory of vowel reduction, this book offers valuable insights into prosodic and segmental changes in unstressed vowels. Aimed at linguists and advanced students, it combines cross-linguistic typology, experimental data and formal analysis to study phonological processes in languages like New Zealand English and European Portuguese.

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Presenting a new theory of vowel reduction, this book offers valuable insights into prosodic and segmental changes in unstressed vowels. Aimed at linguists and advanced students, it combines cross-linguistic typology, experimental data and formal analysis to study phonological processes in languages like New Zealand English and European Portuguese.

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9781009415583
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326
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Cambridge Studies in Linguistics
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Taalkunde
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1
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Paperback
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Engels
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