Rarities in phonetics and phonology

Rarities in phonetics and phonology

  • Natalia Kuznetsova
  • Cormac Anderson
  • Shelece Easterday
Publisher:Language Science PressISBN 13: 9783961104987ISBN 10: 3961104980

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Rarities in phonetics and phonology is written by Natalia Kuznetsova and published by Language Science Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 3961104980 (ISBN 10) and 9783961104987 (ISBN 13).

Rare phenomena play a key role in forming and challenging linguistic theory. This volume presents multi-faceted analyses of rarities in phonetics and phonology, from a wide variety of theoretical standpoints. Some contributions to the volume analyse language-specific rare features, placing them in a broader cross-linguistic context and looking at a sum of their phonological, phonetic, and evolutionary properties, at times also making connections to sociolinguistic factors. Others consider the same (or similar) phenomena from different analytical angles, with extensive cross-referencing, or take a broad analytical or typological stance towards rare phenomena and discuss what it means to be rare. The volume provides a nuanced picture of phonetic and phonological rarities in genealogically diverse languages, mostly lesser-studied, from around the globe. Authors were encouraged to attempt to strike a middle ground between radical exoticisation of the rarities at hand (describing them in idiosyncratic terms) and radical normalisation (underplaying the rarity of the phenomena at hand). Highly theory-specific or technical terminology is avoided or explained carefully, in order to make the book maximally accessible for a wide typologically-minded audience.