The pronunciation of English

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Phonetics and Phonology Research Linguistics and language evolution Linguistic Variation and Morphology

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Foreword Preface List of illustrations List of phonetic symbols Cursive forms of phonetic symbols and specimens of phonetic writing Part I. Phonetic Theory: 1. Types of pronunciation 2. Organs of speech 3. Sounds and letters 4. Classification of sounds 5. Principles of transcription 6. English speech sounds in detail 7. Theory of plosive consonants 8. Nasalization 9. Similitude, assimilation, elision 10. Syllables 11. Duration 12. Stress 13. Breath-groups, sense-groups 14. Intonation 15. Practical exercises 16. Ear training 17. Phonemes 18. Syllable separation Part II. Phonetic Texts: Notes on the texts Appendixes Other works by Daniel Jones.

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