Phasing and Recoverability

Phasing and Recoverability is a 1997 book by Daniel Silverman in which the author provides a hypothesis that examines not only at the physical structure of speech, but also the phonological issue of salience. The book is a revised edition of Silverman's 1995 UCLA dissertation.[1]

Phasing and Recoverability
AuthorDaniel Silverman
LanguageEnglish
Subjectphonology
PublisherGarland Publishing
Publication date
1997
Media typePrint
Pages242
ISBN9780815328766

Reception

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The book was reviewed by Kimary Shahin (from Birzeit University/University of British Columbia) and Stefan Frisch (from University of Michigan).[2][3]

References

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  1. ^ Esther, Herrera Z. (2000). "Amuzgo and Zapotec: Two More Cases of Laryngeally Complex Languages". Anthropological Linguistics. 42 (4): 545–563. ISSN 0003-5483.
  2. ^ Shahin, Kimary (4 February 1999). "LINGUIST List 10.170: Silverman: Phasing & Recoverability (2nd rev.)". The LINGUIST List.[user-generated source]
  3. ^ Frisch, Stefan A (10 November 1998). "LINGUIST List 9.1588: Silverman: Phasing and recoverability". The LINGUIST List.[user-generated source]
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