The Sound Pattern of English

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Price
$84.00
Publisher
MIT Press
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Pages
488
Dimensions
6.94 X 9.93 X 1.08 inches | 2.14 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780262530972

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About the Author
Noam Chomsky is Institute Professor and Professor of Linguistics (Emeritus) at MIT and the author of many influential books on linguistics, including Aspects of the Theory of Syntax and The Minimalist Program, both published by the MIT Press.

Morris Halle is Institute Professor and Professor of Linguistics Emeritus at MIT.
Reviews
-- Kenneth C. Hill and Larry Nessly, "Linguistics"
-- James D. McCawley, "International Journal of American Linguistics"
" A book which no linguist can afford not to read and reread with great care." -- James D. McCawley, "International Journal of American Linguistics"
" One of the great contributions to phonological theory in the history of linguistics... [it is] the most comprehensive and ambitious single statement on generative phonology." -- Kenneth C. Hill and Larry Nessly, "Linguistics"
& quot; A book which no linguist can afford not to read and reread with great care.& quot; -- James D. McCawley, International Journal of American Linguistics
& quot; One of the great contributions to phonological theory in the history of linguistics... [it is] the most comprehensive and ambitious single statement on generative phonology.& quot; -- Kenneth C. Hill and Larry Nessly, Linguistics
"A book which no linguist can afford not to read and reread with great care."--James D. McCawley, "International Journal of American Linguistics"
"One of the great contributions to phonological theory in the history of linguistics... [it is] the most comprehensive and ambitious single statement on generative phonology."--Kenneth C. Hill and Larry Nessly, "Linguistics"