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This book is an advanced introduction to acquisition of phonology and is the first textbook on normal (non-disordered) phonological acquisition.

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The authors provide a data- and theory-rich overview of phonological development in child speech. The book is well-written, and its structure is clear, based on the 'nature or nurture' debate in child acquisition. -- Britta Lintfert, University of Stuttgart LINGUIST list The authors provide a data- and theory-rich overview of phonological development in child speech. The book is well-written, and its structure is clear, based on the 'nature or nurture' debate in child acquisition.

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Preface Conventions The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) 1. Universal patterns 2. Strategies 3. Linguistic models 4. The earliest stages 5. Non-linguistic perspectives 6. Towards production 7. Patterns within patterns 8. Concluding remarks Appendix 1 Data source list for Chapter 1 Appendix 2 Some definitions References Index

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      Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
      Publication Date: 31/07/2010
      ISBN13: 9780748638208, 978-0748638208
      ISBN10: 0748638202
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      Phonetics, phonology

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This book is an advanced introduction to acquisition of phonology and is the first textbook on normal (non-disordered) phonological acquisition.

      Trade Review
      The authors provide a data- and theory-rich overview of phonological development in child speech. The book is well-written, and its structure is clear, based on the 'nature or nurture' debate in child acquisition. -- Britta Lintfert, University of Stuttgart LINGUIST list The authors provide a data- and theory-rich overview of phonological development in child speech. The book is well-written, and its structure is clear, based on the 'nature or nurture' debate in child acquisition.

      Table of Contents
      Preface Conventions The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) 1. Universal patterns 2. Strategies 3. Linguistic models 4. The earliest stages 5. Non-linguistic perspectives 6. Towards production 7. Patterns within patterns 8. Concluding remarks Appendix 1 Data source list for Chapter 1 Appendix 2 Some definitions References Index

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