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... Press . LADEFOGED , PETER . 1964. A phonetic study of West African languages . Cambridge : University Press . - . 1970. The phonetic framework of generative phonology . Working Papers in Phon- etics , UCLA , 14.25-33 . . 1971 ...
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... Press . 1967. Three areas of experimental phonetics . London : Oxford University Press . 1971. Preliminaries to linguistic phonetics . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . LAFON , JEAN - Claude . 1968. Auditory basis of phonetics ...
... Press . 1967. Three areas of experimental phonetics . London : Oxford University Press . 1971. Preliminaries to linguistic phonetics . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . LAFON , JEAN - Claude . 1968. Auditory basis of phonetics ...
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
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