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The Acquisition of Phonology: A Case Study
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Language LearningPhonology MorphologyPhoneticsLanguage DevelopmentLanguage AcquisitionChild LanguageLinguistic ImplicationsCase StudyPhonology 4PhonicsLinguistic TheoryLanguage StudiesPhonology 5PhonologyLinguisticsBilingual Phonology
Phonological acquisition research examines how children learn sound systems, focusing on developmental stages and theoretical frameworks. The study documents that a two‑year‑old child’s phonological development progresses steadily, with longitudinal data revealing consistent growth and yielding insights into broader linguistic theory.
Abbreviations and notational conventions Preface Introduction 1. Background 2. The child's phonology at two years 3. Longitudinal analysis of A's phonology 4. The nature of the acquisition of phonology 5. Linguistic implications of the child's acquisition of phonology Conclusions Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C References Index.