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Number of Pages: 256
Genre: Language + Art + Disciplines
Sub-Genre: Language Arts
Series Title: Edinburgh Historical Linguistics
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
Age Range: Adult
Book theme: Historical & Comparative
Author: Joseph Salmons
Language: English



About the Book



Understanding sound change through contemporary theory and historical evidence



Book Synopsis



Drawing examples from a range of world languages, this textbook introduces the ways in which speech sounds become different over time. It explores how we produce and hear particular sounds and how overall word shapes and the pronunciation of individual words change. The roles of phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, traditional formal models and recent exemplar-based work in sound change are all examined. In covering both structural and societal issues, the book integrates different kinds of historical evidence and different theories into a coherent understanding of the full process of sound change.



From the Back Cover



Headline: Understanding sound change through contemporary theory and historical evidence Blurb: Drawing examples from a range of world languages, this textbook introduces the ways in which speech sounds become different over time. It explores how we produce and hear particular sounds and how overall word shapes and the pronunciation of individual words change. The roles of phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, traditional formal models and recent exemplar-based work in sound change are all examined. In covering both structural and societal issues, the book integrates different kinds of historical evidence and different theories into a coherent understanding of the full process of sound change. Key Features: - Offers broad linguistic coverage with examples from a wide range of world language families including Germanic, Romance, Mixtec, Tibetan, Hmong, Hebrew, Chinese, Kikuyu, Svan and Menominee - Explores sound change from structural, historical, sociolinguistic and acquisitional perspectives - Takes a data led approach with worked examples in each chapter - Includes questions and suggestions for investigation and research projects at the end of each chapter Joseph Salmons is the Lester W. J. Smoky Seifert Professor of Language Sciences at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, where he is also co-founder of the Centre for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures. He edited Diachronica: International journal for historical linguistics from 2002-2019.



About the Author



Joe Salmons is the Lester W.J. "Smoky" Seifert Professor in Language Sciences at the University of Wisconsin - Madison

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