PhonologicalTheory
Phonological Theory
1. Development of phonologyThe phoneme theoryDistinctive FeaturesSPE (Chomsky & Halle 1968)Division of phonetics and phonologyIntegrated phonologyLaboratory phonology
1. Development of phonology ◼ The phoneme theory ◼ Distinctive Features ◼ SPE (Chomsky & Halle 1968) ◼ Division of phonetics and phonology ◼ Integrated phonology ◼ Laboratory phonology
Modules of studyPhonemes and allophonesSyllablesStressIntonational and tonal phonologyProsody (metrical phonology)Phonological acquisition and cognitionLanguage impairment
Modules of study ◼ Phonemes and allophones ◼ Syllables ◼ Stress ◼ Intonational and tonal phonology ◼ Prosody (metrical phonology) ◼ Phonological acquisition and cognition ◼ Language impairment
Phonology in Generative GrammarSyntaxPhoneticFormSemantic FormGenerative Phonology
Phonology in Generative Grammar Syntax Phonetic Form Semantic Form ◼ Generative Phonology
Three stages of Generative PhonologyLinear theories SPE (standard theory)Chomsky, N. & Halle, M. 1968The Sound Pattern of EnglishHarper & Row/MITTHE SOIND PATEERN Natural Generative PhonologyOE FNGIISH Natural Phonology晋晋酒hal
Three stages of Generative Phonology ◼ Linear theories ❑ SPE (standard theory): Chomsky, N. & Halle, M. 1968. The Sound Pattern of English. Harper & Row/MIT. ❑ Natural Generative Phonology ❑ Natural Phonology