Yawelmani Phonology (Revised) Bill James Janet Cooke

Janet Cooke

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Yawelmani Phonology (Revised) Bill James Janet CookeAuthor Contributor(s): Kuroda, S Y Publisher: MIT Press Date: 03 17 2003 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW Generative phonology, a comparatively recent development on the linguistic front, has stimulated a reconsideration of the conceptual scheme of phonology in general in the past ten years. The ground gained is certainly evident in the present study, a technical reorganization according to generative phonology of the phonological description of