Spe Phonological Rules
SPE Phonological Rules is a formal linguistic framework within generative phonology that specifies systematic sound patterns as context-sensitive rewrite rules, distinguished by its instantiation in the seminal 1968 work *The Sound Pattern of English* by Chomsky and Halle.
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A constraint on variables in phonology
John T. Jensen · Language · 1974 · 49 citations
Elizabeth S. Norton, Ioulia Kovelman, Laura‐Ann Petitto · Mind Brain and Education · 2007 · 37 citations · Full text
A constraint on variables in phonology
John T. Jensen · Language · 1974 · 34 citations
Segmental Rules of English and Cyclic Phonology
Jerzy Rubach · Language · 1984 · 31 citations
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