Syllable Structure and Syllable related Processes in German Linguistische Arbeiten 1st Edition by Tracy Alan Hall ISBN 3484302763 9783484302761

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ISBN 10: 3484302763
ISBN 13: 9783484302761
Author: Tracy Alan Hall

This work by Tracy Alan Hall presents a detailed exploration of the syllable as a fundamental unit in German phonology. It addresses the structural properties of syllables and investigates processes that affect syllable formation, modification, and interaction within the language. Through rigorous theoretical analysis and empirical data, the book sheds light on topics such as syllabification, phonotactic constraints, syllable boundaries, and the interplay between segmental and suprasegmental features in German. It also examines how syllable-related phenomena influence phonological processes like assimilation, deletion, and epenthesis. This book is valuable for linguists and students interested in phonology, particularly those focusing on Germanic languages and the role of syllables in speech patterns and sound systems.

Syllable Structure and Syllable related Processes in German Linguistische Arbeiten 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Theoretical principles and background on German phonology

Chapter 2: German syllable structure and syllabification

Chapter 3: The syllabification of glides and vowels

Chapter 4: The velar nasal and the representation of schwa

Chapter 5: The distribution of [ç] and [x]

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