UCL Working Papers in Linguistics 11 (1999)
Phon-something: a clarification
PHIL HARRISON
This is an attempt to set phonology and its neighbours in and out of the
grammar in a consistent theory of mind. A series of definitions of modes of
sound perception (and production) is offered with as little commitment as
possible to any particular set of phonological tenets. The idea is to make
sense of the modi operandi of
phonology and its interfacing with other levels of representation, giving due
regard to considerations of learnability, and (even)
of evolution.
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