LinguisticsComputer SciencePsychology

PHONOLOGY AND LANGUAGE USE

A. Wenden

2004.9.1STUDIES IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

DOI: 10.1017/s0272263104213067

tlooto-Zusammenfassung

Bybee is concerned with providing an understanding of a vast amount of evidence from language use that remains unaccounted for in the usual models of generative phonology, including its currently popular descendant, Optimality Theory.

Abstract

PHONOLOGY AND LANGUAGE USE. Joan Bybee. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2001. Pp. xviii + 237. $80.00 cloth, $32.00 paper. Bybee is concerned with providing an understanding of a vast amount of evidence from language use that remains unaccounted for in the usual models of generative phonology, including its currently popular descendant, Optimality Theory.

Zitationsformat

WENDEN, A. PHONOLOGY AND LANGUAGE USE. STUDIES IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION, 2004, 26: 499–499.