Speaking Backwards in Tagalog by David Gill

“…Speaking backwards in Tagalog shows how the playful creativity of Pilipino children, constrained by the exigencies or phonological theory, interacts with the grammar of Tagalog to give rise to a ludling of exceptional beauty. …”
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Speaking Backwards in Tagalog by David Gill

“…Speaking backwards in Tagalog shows how the playful creativity of Pilipino children, constrained by the exigencies or phonological theory, interacts with the grammar of Tagalog to give rise to a ludling of exceptional beauty. …”
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Speaking Backwards in Tagalog by David Gill

“…Speaking backwards in Tagalog shows how the playful creativity of Pilipino children, constrained by the exigencies or phonological theory, interacts with the grammar of Tagalog to give rise to a ludling of exceptional beauty. …”
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Speaking Backwards in Tagalog by David Gill

“…Speaking backwards in Tagalog shows how the playful creativity of Pilipino children, constrained by the exigencies or phonological theory, interacts with the grammar of Tagalog to give rise to a ludling of exceptional beauty. …”
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Speaking Backwards in Tagalog by David Gill

“…Speaking backwards in Tagalog shows how the playful creativity of Pilipino children, constrained by the exigencies or phonological theory, interacts with the grammar of Tagalog to give rise to a ludling of exceptional beauty. …”
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Speaking Backwards in Tagalog by David Gill

“…Speaking backwards in Tagalog shows how the playful creativity of Pilipino children, constrained by the exigencies or phonological theory, interacts with the grammar of Tagalog to give rise to a ludling of exceptional beauty. …”
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Speaking Backwards in Tagalog by David Gill

“…Speaking backwards in Tagalog shows how the playful creativity of Pilipino children, constrained by the exigencies or phonological theory, interacts with the grammar of Tagalog to give rise to a ludling of exceptional beauty. …”
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Interaction of tone, syntax and semantics in the acquistion of chichewa negation.pdf by Moira Chimombo, Al Mtenje

“…The implications of these data for the identification of universals in language acquisition are discussed, as are the implications for phonological theory.…”
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Aspects of the phonology of labial-velar stops by Michael Cahill

“…The conclusion drawn is that some patterns are best explained by diachronic factors, and there is no single current phonological theory that adequately accounts for all the other patterns.…”
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Optimality Theory by mohammad dabir moghadam

“…Although OT was initially developed as a phonological theory, it soon received acceptance in morphology and syntax. …”
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Fonologia, fonologiak: Fonologia Naturalari buruzko gogoetak J. I. Hualderen omenez by Miren Lourdes Oñederra

“…Dinnsenek Current approaches to phonological theory argitaratu eta gutxira, biok ia batera abiatzea fonologian izan nuen lehen bultzada fonologia egiteko modu desberdinez pentsatzen hasteko. …”
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Ancient Greek accentuation in generative phonology and optimality theory by Probert, P

“…This system has become important in the debate over whether a phonological theory should operate with derivations or constraints, or a combination of the two. …”

On the underlying representation of contour tones in Wobe by John Victor Singler

“…In fact their analysis abandons the assertion that surface glides can always be "de-composed" into sequences of underlying level tones, it represents an enrichment of phonological theory. The present account calls into question that enrichment, arguing not only that Bearth and Link's analysis obscures more insights than it captures but also that an analysis that uses only level tones at the phonemic level succeeds where Bearth and Link's account fails.…”
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O português de um falante nativo de língua inglesa - Aspectos fonológicos by Maria Luiza M. S. Coroa

“…<p><p>In this article we apply the phonological theory of Kenneth Pike to the study of the interference of the mother tongue of an English speaker on his second language, Portuguese. …”
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Sullo statuto fonologico del sandhi tonale rigvedico by Paolo Milizia

“…This reconstructed tonal system can be analysed in the light of the universals of tone rules identified in the last decades by studies in phonological theory. The language of the R̥gveda turns out to be a system that has two underlying and three surfacing tone levels and is characterised by a typologically noteworthy – albeit not unnatural – phenomenon of unbounded High Tone Spread. …”
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Danish, Estonian, English: Variations on a theme by Markus Pöchtrager

“…This not only positions Danish within the larger context of phonological theory, but also explains why the distribution takes the form it does.…”
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Does dyslexia exist? by Stein, J

“…The phonological theory of dyslexia makes it difficult to distinguish developmental dyslexia from social causes of reading failure, because, whatever their cause, all poor readers seem to have similar phonological problems. …”

Recourse of Syntax to Phonology by Mbarek Hanoun

“…The paper focuses on two phenomena: the role of pause in disambiguating syntactic chunks, and as a catalyst for establishing syntactic structures. Prosodic phonological theory has been adopted in this regard, as it has been developed within the generative paradigm. …”
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Enseignement de l’intonation en FLE aujourd’hui by Philippe Martin

“…For more than 30 years, the autosegmental-metrical phonological theory has become the dominant model to the point of making other approaches to the FLE audience inaudible.3. …”
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What is Developmental Dyslexia? by John Stein

“…This changed radically after the development of the phonological theory of dyslexia; this not only ruled out any role for visual processing in its aetiology, but it also cast doubt on the use of discrepancy between reading and reasoning skills as a criterion for diagnosing it. …”
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