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ArticleSome Generalizations concerning Glottalic Consonants, Especially Implosives

Joseph H. Greenberg1970

Article1970

Some Generalizations concerning Glottalic Consonants, Especially Implosives

Joseph H. Greenberg

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1956A manual of phonology . By Charles F. Hockett. (International journal of American linguistics , Vol. 21, No. 4, Part 1 [October 1955] = Indiana University publications in anthropology and linguistics, Memoir 11 of IJAL.) Pp. v, 246. Baltimore: Waverly Press (for Indiana University, under the auspices of [the] Linguistic Society of America [and the] American Anthropological Association), 1955.2017A Grammar of the Margi Language 1932Introduction to the phonology of the Bantu languages 1969Linguistic analyses: the non-Bantu languages of north-eastern Africa. By Archibald N. Tucker and Margaret A. Bryan With a supplement on the Ethiopic languages, by Wolf Leslau. (Handbook of African languages.) London: Oxford University Press, for the International African Institute, 1966. Pp. 627.2017The Eastern Sudanic Languages 1956The southern Bantu languages . By C. M. Doke. (Handbook of African languages.) Pp. 262, with folding map. London, New York, Capetown: Oxford University Press, for [the] International African Institute, 1954.

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1978Consonant Types, Vowel Quality, and Tone11I am grateful to the members of the tone seminar at ULCA and the members of the Phonology Laboratory at Berkeley for their help and comments. My special thanks to V. Fromkin, J. Gandour, L. Goldstein, L. Hyman, H. Javkin, P. Ladefoged, I. Maddieson, M. Mazaudon, B. Michailovsky, J. Ohala, and R. Schuh for very helpful discussions and criticisms of this work. This research was supported in part by NSF Grants made to the Phonetics Laboratory, Department of Linguistics, UCLA, and to the Phonology Laboratory, Department of Linguistics, UCB.1977Multivalued Features for Consonants

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Year1970

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Published1970-04-01

VenueInternational Journal of American Linguistics

ISSN-L0020-7071

Languageen

Citations206

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