Bilingual Phonology
Bilingual phonology is the linguistic field that investigates the representation, processing, and production of speech sounds in individuals who use two languages, focusing on the interaction, influence, and development of their distinct or integrated phonological systems. This area of study examines phenomena such as cross-linguistic transfer, the dynamics of phonological acquisition in bilingual contexts, and the structure of the mental lexicon regarding sound categories across languages.
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Research papers and scholarly works on Bilingual Phonology.
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1980 | 2.5K | |
1995 | 1.5K | |
1985 | 1.3K | |
1999 | 1.3K | |
1989 | 1.1K |
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Leading researchers in Bilingual Phonology. Counts cover only their work on this concept, not their overall record.
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JE University of Alabama at Birmingham | 23 | 2.9K | 19 |
LM University of California, Berkeley | 18 | 2.4K | 17 |
CT Western Sydney University | 16 | 876 | 14 |
CB McGill University | 14 | 898 | 14 |
GK University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee | 14 | 655 | 13 |
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Leading universities and research organizations in Bilingual Phonology. Counts cover only their work on this concept, not their overall record.
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![]() Edinburgh, United Kingdom | 76 | 6.5K | 32 |
Mountain View, United States | 76 | 5.7K | 31 |
![]() Nijmegen, The Netherlands | 94 | 3.9K | 30 |
Berkeley, United States | 54 | 3.4K | 30 |
![]() Paris, France | 70 | 3.9K | 28 |
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Leading journals and conferences in Bilingual Phonology. Counts cover only their publications on this concept, not their overall record.
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166 | 12.1K | 61 | |
117 | 9.2K | 56 | |
110 | 13.1K | 53 | |
174 | 10.9K | 49 | |
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